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Pepys Monster 09/16/19 1:48:40 PM #1: |
Consoles hold graphics back.
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AlephZero 09/16/19 1:49:02 PM #2: |
no, the human eye can't see more than 24 fps anyway
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MC_BatCommander 09/16/19 1:49:25 PM #3: |
Yes, to run games in 60 fps (or more) and high resolution and to have fast load times.
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Illuminoius 09/16/19 1:50:15 PM #4: |
multitasking is a big, understated benefit of having a good pc
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TheBlueMonk_ 09/16/19 1:51:55 PM #5: |
lots of games release high resolution textures for pc that you can use.
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AlecSkorpio 09/16/19 1:52:34 PM #6: |
The older I get the less I care about graphics being the best. I just want shit to run stable.
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Wewillrocku 09/16/19 1:52:43 PM #7: |
Pepys Monster posted...
Consoles hold graphics back. what? ... Copied to Clipboard!
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TheBlueMonk_ 09/16/19 2:05:07 PM #8: |
Wewillrocku posted...
Pepys Monster posted...Consoles hold graphics back. hes saying that when developers make games, they usually make them multi-platform and thus they make them able to run on the hardware of the current consoles. like right now, current console hardware is like 5, 6 years old. so pc hardware released this year is running games that it never really takes advantage of its new features. sure developeers could make a special pc version that is better, but besides textures and maybe advanced lighting effects, they rarely ever do. --- ... Copied to Clipboard!
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MarthGoomba 09/16/19 2:10:05 PM #9: |
Not really. Only indies are keeping video games alive and they don't need much GPU power, and even mid-range CPUs from a decade ago are still usable today.
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pauIie 09/16/19 2:11:06 PM #10: |
AlephZero posted...
no, the human eye can't see more than 24 fps anyway nor can it see above 720p --- ... Copied to Clipboard!
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