Tf2 Quality Test

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Category:

Entertainment

Tags:

• tf2
• fps
• test
• demoman

[tomikgg]

lol human eye cannot recognise difference between 35fps and 1000fps. Also HD video has 29fps MAX so what is here is 29fps. Btw it seems smooth because of motion blur. Thumb this up if you know what am i talking about.

[Thoopje]

System specs please :)

[nolyiscool]

HOW DO YOU GET IT LIEK THIS?

[Fangscream]

@tomikgg : lol, it's funny, nobody here seems to be agreeing with you, yet you're the top comment. O_O

[Dragory]

@tomikgg Not me, although I did reply to a quite old comment of yours. What I said, however, is true, and explained in more detail on a website called 100fps.

[tomikgg]

@Dragory lol stupid people r stupid

[Dragory]

@MInd2626 True, but with a larger FPS in the source video the frames can be blended in the editor, so they e.g. have motion blur in the final 30fps video. That makes the video seem smoother, as your brain interprets "motion blurred" content as fast moving.

[Dragory]

@tomikgg Human eye doesn't work with frames, so yes, it can recognize the difference between 35fps and 1000fps in certain conditions (such as very fast speeds - on the contrary, you can't see the difference between 1fps and 30fps if the speed of what is happening is low enough, such as 1px/sec). For example, I can see the difference between 60 and 120 fps (and yes, my monitor is 120Hz), so I can very well see the difference between 35 and 1000 too. Maybe not 500 and 1000, but 35 and 1000 sure.

[xav1uz]

@baikoleda1 increase the FOV

[xav1uz]

@tomikgg well i can spot a differnece between 30 and 60

and ofc you can see the difference between 35 and 1000!!!

[chocobo56]

it's exactly how my friend's brother's computer runs the game