Why do people try to increase their frame rate above 30 if the

We have two eyes

>>61300051
Why do people try to increase their frame rate above 60 if human eyes can't process anything higher than 60 frames a second?

>>61300057
Placebo

My nose can detect up to 144 frames a second.

>>61300051
this, while it's true that individually our eyes can only see at 30fps, when combined they can achieve 60fps vision.

Because I don't really like watching slideshows

>>61300057
It's an indicator to see how will the hardware age, however they will always buy the newest shit so I guess its like an mmo, grind shit

>>61300057
Why do people try to increase their meme rate above 9000 if human brains can't process anything higher than reddit memes?

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>>61300048
>rate my frame

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>>61300436

You don't see in "frames" retard.

>>61300048
Take a power strip with a neon bulb indicator light and wag it back and forth. It strobes at 60 cycles per second. You'll see discrete flashing of the bulb. I imagine an object moving across your screen would be about the same at 60 frames per second.

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>>61300436
Frames are for nerds.