how many FPS can have this gfx card?

[Reise]

That might be true if you aren't using a CRT, Love.

Vertical sync locks the frames depending on your monitor's refresh rate. If you had a CRT that can support a 200hz refresh rate, you could display frames up to 200fps on that monitor without tearing/skipping. Naturally 200fps would look silky smooth in motion.

And yes, your eyes can "see" it. There is a drastic difference between 30fps and 100+.

LCDs and such however, have a locked "refresh rate" around 60hz. That means you won't see the framerate go higher than 60fps, but your eyes are quite capable of doing so if the monitor supported it.

[Azilius]

Still hoping for sources showing xxx frame rate is noticed by eyes!

I'm not putting down anyones information but a little backup information doesn't hurt.

[NuclearSilo]

LCDs and such however, have a locked "refresh rate" around 60hz. That means you won't see the framerate go higher than 60fps, but your eyes are quite capable of doing so if the monitor supported it.

Source is always helpful. Otherwise, bs, unless you got a superman eyes that could notice every little difference.

[Ashikiheyun]

LCDs and such however, have a locked "refresh rate" around 60hz. That means you won't see the framerate go higher than 60fps, but your eyes are quite capable of doing so if the monitor supported it.

Source is always helpful. Otherwise, bs, unless you got a superman eyes that could notice every little difference.

NS, you can't just call someone out on BS and just say "no you're wrong", which you have done a few times already. You ask for proof yet provide none when you tell someone they are wrong. It's annoying.

[Reise]

Proof? It's just general knowledge. It's how things work.

Google it.