Is rendering in 60FPS worth it?

[CaptainSauce]

If you're playing flash games, point and clicks, slow paced action/adventure games, MOBAS etc. No it's not worth it.

If you're playing competitive fps or games where there is a lot of fast jarring movement. Yes it's worth it.

Even then only a small portion of people will even notice, and even less of them will notice if you just don't tell them what FPS you upload at.

 

[MaxTheLevel]

If you're playing flash games, point and clicks, slow paced action/adventure games, MOBAS etc. No it's not worth it.

If you're playing competitive fps or games where there is a lot of fast jarring movement. Yes it's worth it.

Even then only a small portion of people will even notice, and even less of them will notice if you just don't tell them what FPS you upload at.

Thanks for that

 

[RAMPAGE572]

Only if the game is running @ 60fps or higher native then yes... if the game is 30fps then no there isnt much point...

If you mean like a normal video, like a vlog or movie type thing then no... slow mo stuff then yesssss (clearly slow mo would need a much larger framerate though)

 

[morelikecappuccino]

id say the only time its "Worth it" is when your using something with slow motion. Like a skateboard video

 

[RAMPAGE572]

id say the only time its "Worth it" is when your using something with slow motion. Like a skateboard video

Slow mo.... @ 60fps... dudeee that would be over the 1000fps for slow mo but that would be mad for a skateboard video not gonna lie.

 

[morelikecappuccino]

Slow mo.... @ 60fps... dudeee that would be over the 1000fps for slow mo but that would be mad for a skateboard video not gonna lie.

Slow mo for a skate board video would look just fine @60fps with a camera with good glass on it.

1000fps is a bit too much for a slow moving skateboard - it would just look like a stopped picture. 1000fps for catching low cal bullets or the destruction they caused as they hit a watermelon or something overdone like that XD

 

[RAMPAGE572]

Slow mo for a skate board video would look just fine @60fps with a camera with good glass on it.

1000fps is a bit too much for a slow moving skateboard - it would just look like a stopped picture. 1000fps for catching low cal bullets or the destruction they caused as they hit a watermelon or something overdone like that XD

Yeah I know but still 60fps for slow mo for skateboarding.. i think is a little to low... maybe 200-500fps

 

[Switchbox]

I like 60FPS. It makes my eyes moist.

 

[Harry Of All Trades]

I like 60FPS. It makes my eyes moist.

For me, it's cut onions. It does it every time.

 

[EchoGaze]

It depends on what type of video you gonna make, i record games so my pc cant handle ( on some games ) 60+ fps when i record. You gonna need very good PC, rendering time is gonna be huge but it's gonna be worth if everything goes well
But there's huge difference in 30 fps and 60 fps.