Time for a new computer

[Kudlius]

Originally Posted by osn

A desktop i7 would perform 20 FPS more than the mobile one. For a cheaper price...

I am not so sure...
I think You need to check for the latest PC parts prices.

You can have 99999999999 FPS from Graphics and CPU, but your LCD monitor works on 60 Hz, that means max 60 FPS and I think this laptop will make it for any game.

[Dano]

Originally Posted by Kudlius

I am not so sure...
I think You need to check for the latest PC parts prices.

You can have 99999999999 FPS from Graphics and CPU, but your LCD monitor works on 60 Hz, that means max 60 FPS and I think this laptop will make it for any game.

Desktops are always cheaper for like components and you'll only limit yourself to 60FPS if you have a 60Hz screen (some are higher) and have v-sync enabled.

[Igo kyu]

Originally Posted by Dano

Desktops are always cheaper for like components and you'll only limit yourself to 60FPS if you have a 60Hz screen (some are higher) and have v-sync enabled.

If you don't have v-sync enabled, you get tearing of the image. Which looks really bad. Why would you want that?

[Dano]

Originally Posted by Igo kyu

If you don't have v-sync enabled, you get tearing of the image. Which looks really bad. Why would you want that?

You don't always get tearing, it depends massively on the application in question and either way, some people prefer a more fluid fps rate with tearing to having the fps jump in divisions of 60.

I for one have never had any issues ever with running IL2 with v-sync off.

[genbrien]

Originally Posted by Igo kyu

If you don't have v-sync enabled, you get tearing of the image. Which looks really bad. Why would you want that?

never heard of 120hz monitor?

[Igo kyu]

Originally Posted by genbrien

never heard of 120hz monitor?

v-sync on a 120hz monitor would be at 120 Hz, or ought to be.

[genbrien]

Originally Posted by Igo kyu

v-sync on a 120hz monitor would be at 120 Hz, or ought to be.

yes I know..... I wrote that to prove that some people needs to have more than 60fps

[lbuchele]

Originally Posted by Kudlius

I am not so sure...
I think You need to check for the latest PC parts prices.

You can have 99999999999 FPS from Graphics and CPU, but your LCD monitor works on 60 Hz, that means max 60 FPS and I think this laptop will make it for any game.

The main goal in building a powerful computer system is not going BELOW 60 fps at any moment in the simulation.
Going OVER 60 fps it´s overkill anyway,our eyes can´t say the difference beetwen 60 or 100 fps.

[Dano]

Originally Posted by lbuchele

Going OVER 60 fps it´s overkill anyway,our eyes can´t say the difference beetwen 60 or 100 fps.

Wrong.

http://amo.net/NT/02-21-01FPS.html

[imaca]

Originally Posted by Dano

Wrong.

http://amo.net/NT/02-21-01FPS.html

There is a much clearer and more informative discussion here:
http://www.100fps.com/how_many_frame...humans_see.htm