On Friday, November 08, 2013 12:00:20 Omar Rassi wrote: > Most of us in the IT field know that even though gigabit ethernet has a > bandwidth 1000 Mb/s or that SATA3 has bandwidth of 600 Mb/s, you will never > reach those numbers in real world operation. Does the same hold true about > gaming and FPS? I found the following article at on Wired: > > http://www.wired.com/reviews/2013/11/high-low-gaming-pcs/?cid=14209594 > > I know that beyond 60 FPS its very difficult for the human eye to > distinguish better quality and that greater than 30 FPS is where games are > considered playable. Wired brought up a good point that most monitors can > only display 60 FPS max (high end monitors beyond 60Hz are excluded from > that generality). So I ask what are the benefits of a multi-thousand dollar > gaming rig besides bragging rights?
the benefit to me is that I can immediately pick out who doesn't understand the bottlenecks in today's software > > The topic here is centered around benefits to the owner of said computer, > not community projects like Folding@home or Seti@home. Do not discuss > Bitcoin mining is also a given considering the power of a $5000 rig and how > much it has already been discussed in the past, lets get creative here. but muh buttcoins... > > Thanks, > > Omar _______________________________________________ Discuss mailing list [email protected] https://synhak.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss
