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I legitimately can't.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_SzGQkI-IwM

I really find it hard to believe that people don't notice the difference. It's even more apparent if you've ever gamed at 144fps.

Nice video. It shows me I only notice a difference between 30 and 60 when it is slowed down 50%. So I'm just going to continue to enjoy my games and not care about the fps.

You need an opthalmologist, that is not normal

Human eyes can clearly see the difference between 60 and 30 frames per second... however the older I get the stronger glasses I need to see 4k over 1080p...

i dont really notice, but i definitely feel a difference

Anyone who genuinely cant tell the difference between 30 and 60 fps, or even 120 and 240 fps has a serious eye condition that needs to be addressed by a professional

It doesnt necessarily have to be a serious eye condition. If I dont have my glasses on I cant tell the difference between 30 and 60, because I cant make out what Im looking at to begin with.

Some people just have poor vision.

Poor vision is one thing but you dont see real life in sub 30 fps

Here's an easy way to tell if you really can't see above 30fps. Play this video at max resolution and look at the lasers around 8:35 or so. They flicker at 30Hz, so 30fps would mean they either appear solid or invisible. Take it down to 480p for comparison since YouTube reduces it to 30fps there.

https://youtu.be/SPbYuVgfPZA

Anyone who genuinely cant tell the difference between 30 and 60 fps, or even 120 and 240 fps has a serious eye condition that needs to be addressed by a professional

The people claiming they cant see above 30fps probably have a 30 year old monitor that cant even do 60 fps

There's no such thing as a 30Hz monitor.

Human eyes can clearly see the difference between 60 and 30 frames per second...

The people claiming they cant see above 30fps probably have a 30 year old monitor that cant even do 60 fps

Lotsa people itt seem to think eye problems are easily cured, as if by magic.
My dudes not even Harry Potter could get his eyesight fixed.

I claim to see above 60 fps. I prefer to NOT go above that in games, because after a certain point, it doesn't matter to me, due to most real life things above that point being detrimental. Like those stupid floresant lights that blink at whatever hertz they do and just make any office job ten times worse.

So keep your damn ultra high fps away from me. Because eventually, otherwise, the next unreal engine or whatever will include default systems in place to let us all experience that in-engine.

There are a bunch of actual medical conditions, like vertigo for example, that make people sensitive to florescent lights.

Saying that they make you sick or bother you is not a good argument against games over 60fps sadly. >.>

I claim to see above 60 fps. I prefer to NOT go above that in games, because after a certain point, it doesn't matter to me, due to most real life things above that point being detrimental. Like those stupid floresant lights that blink at whatever hertz they do and just make any office job ten times worse

I can, but I don't care.

60 fps:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tC2C_hTA0Bs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B4U8aNMPDuo

Also forgot to take a clip of it, but the archduke is voiced by none other than Lord Freezer.

Jesus CHRIST!

I think you got this backwards. A fluorescent light blinking at a lower frequency becomes MORE noticeable.

(this was especially bad back in CRT days).

Human eye should see how bad FF games are in this day and age.

I can see a difference, it just doesn't matter to me.