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definitely need more fps than 25, here's why...
hehe, whoever says that 25 fps in gaming just doesn't know any better. i'll start with a good example of why you need, for me at least, at least 75+ fps in a game.
what refresh rate do you run your monitor at? at least 75 Hz right? meaning the screen is redrawn 75 times per second. how many of you can see flicker at about 60 Hz? Probably a great deal of you, especially if you use a white background on your desktop. Ok, so my question is, would you ever consider running your computer with a 25Hz resolution? If you don't see any difference between 25 fps in a game and 75 fps in a game, you probably won't see the flicker using a 25Hz refresh rate on your monitor.
from my example, you can probably see pretty clearly now what kind of difference that frame boost gives.
puarobi
[This message has been edited by puarobi (edited 25 February 2000).]
what refresh rate do you run your monitor at? at least 75 Hz right? meaning the screen is redrawn 75 times per second. how many of you can see flicker at about 60 Hz? Probably a great deal of you, especially if you use a white background on your desktop. Ok, so my question is, would you ever consider running your computer with a 25Hz resolution? If you don't see any difference between 25 fps in a game and 75 fps in a game, you probably won't see the flicker using a 25Hz refresh rate on your monitor.
from my example, you can probably see pretty clearly now what kind of difference that frame boost gives.
puarobi
[This message has been edited by puarobi (edited 25 February 2000).]