60fps vs 24fps

NOTE: As Youtube only encode videos with 30fps, you won't see the big difference that this video was made to display, but you can download the original video file here:
http://mckack.tumblr.com/post/3535190601/60fps-vs-24fps

Category:

Entertainment

Tags:

• gaming
• games
• movies
• fps
• frames
• second
• 60fps
• 24fps
• unreal
• tournament
• framerate
• comparison
• 50hz
• 100hz
• 60hz
• vs
• 120hz
• human
• eye

[BenJoeMosesII]

@flybrunofly14

...and you call us retards... ? :D

24 FPS is the limit of your eyes, not ours.

[xTReeTooNx]

@flybrunofly14 lol fail comment much, i use a 120hz monitor and can tell the difference between 60hz.

as comment stated, U JELLY MUCH CAUSE U CAN'T SEE MROE THAN 24FPS? haha u laggy

[GozillaFireschocks]

@WXIIIR Stop spamming idiot, there isn't anything in the brain that 'makes' a movement. So what you say is if there is a dot on a screen, and it moves in 1 frame 20 pixels to the left, your brain would decieve you and make of it a movement.

[WXIIIR]

@BenJoeMosesII Hes wrong about the 24fps but the retard thing makes some sense when we think of it, what determines from how low of a framerate you see 'smooth movement' is brain power for that task, if you need more frames you have less brain power for that task

[BenJoeMosesII]

@MrAskila

WTF Thank you man, but I was telling the same you did, so you may have adressed your comment to the wrong person. :D I was telling about the difference almost 5 different people. :D

[cellphonelightsaber]

Yikes, you can still see a minor difference on youtube!

[mizas]

"Where you need a higher FPS are mainly the action games, particularly if you play them in multiplayer."

So you decide to disprove him with a high action, multiplayer game. Nice fail.

[MrAskila]

@BenJoeMosesII download the video from desc. you can clearly see the dif. in those 2.. also 24 fps is not the limit of the eye its the standard of the movies..

[ImTheFooI]

@AlphVeduki You, sir, are an idiot. Do not call anyone a retard when you use the word "runned." It really takes away any validity you could've possibly had in your statement.

[DubPhalcon]

If you've ever played CS or something, you'll know it makes a huge difference.