Need help......Frames per second

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#1 Dills334
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I don't really know way but i can't grasp what You'll see with the difference of 10fps agianst 100fps. I mean i don't understand what would happen if you were to see somthing at 10fps then jump to60fps.or if ...You know what, Whatis Fps andhow does it affected some one or somthing.
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#2 maddog95376
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FPS=Frames per second A higher FPS means that the game will run smoother. An example is the recently released Madden 08. The PS3 version runs at 30 FPS, the 360 version runs at 60 FPS. That means that the 360 version will run faster and smoother. I'm actually hearing that because the PS3 version runs at 30 FPS, the game actually experiences moments of choppiness and slow-down during certain parts.
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#3 gobo212
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The wiki article on it is fairly informative. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frames_per_second
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#4 limpeh-behsi
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It depends on the game and your PC. Usually, you should have 30FPS and/or above in order to play it 'smoothly'. If the 'scene' of the game has many objevts, your FPS will drop since your graphic card need to 'render' many objects but when there are very few objects in your scene, the FPS will rise since your graphic card no need to render so many things (they count by polygon, thats why some games will be slower even it has less objects than the other game). The game 'video' settings will also affect this, especially with AA (anti-aliasing) will slow down your game.