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There are new 120hz lcds coming out. Would running your desktop at 120hz also mean these wpf programs also run at 120fps? More fps is good with sample-and-hold display technology
darkultra 1 year ago
Yes, WPF should run at 120 FPS. WPF is tied to the hz rate of the monitor. For animations, running at 32 FPS is normally good enough, and it's easy to throttle your animations using DesiredFrameRate within a Storyboard.
I guess I would rather run an animation at 32 FPS and free more of the GPU\CPU to add even more animations :)
TheRHogue 1 year ago