AimIsADick
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I'm writing a proper guide to performance.
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He needed time to decode all the hidden messages and FPS values of the video guys stop bullying him
He needed time to decode all the hidden messages and FPS values of the video guys stop bullying him
kordyanAimIsADickframes per second) is a terrible metric to use for getting performance.
i think you just mean that sometimes it's better to have a stable framerate rather than an unstable but high-ish one. then the frametimes are also stable, because it really is kinda the same thing (so the experience is far more enjoyable)
This is what I meant; but I was thinking of something else for some reason.
[quote=kordyan][quote=AimIsADick]frames per second) is a terrible metric to use for getting performance.[/quote]
i think you just mean that sometimes it's better to have a stable framerate rather than an unstable but high-ish one. then the frametimes are also stable, because it really is kinda the same thing (so the experience is far more enjoyable)[/quote]
This is what I meant; but I was thinking of something else for some reason.
i think you just mean that sometimes it's better to have a stable framerate rather than an unstable but high-ish one. then the frametimes are also stable, because it really is kinda the same thing (so the experience is far more enjoyable)[/quote]
This is what I meant; but I was thinking of something else for some reason.
AimIsADickkordyanThis is what I meant; but I was thinking of something else for some reason.AimIsADickframes per second) is a terrible metric to use for getting performance.
i think you just mean that sometimes it's better to have a stable framerate rather than an unstable but high-ish one. then the frametimes are also stable, because it really is kinda the same thing (so the experience is far more enjoyable)
I was on the edge of my seat for almost a year wondering if that was the case.
[quote=AimIsADick][quote=kordyan][quote=AimIsADick]frames per second) is a terrible metric to use for getting performance.[/quote]
i think you just mean that sometimes it's better to have a stable framerate rather than an unstable but high-ish one. then the frametimes are also stable, because it really is kinda the same thing (so the experience is far more enjoyable)[/quote]
This is what I meant; but I was thinking of something else for some reason.[/quote]
I was on the edge of my seat for almost a year wondering if that was the case.
i think you just mean that sometimes it's better to have a stable framerate rather than an unstable but high-ish one. then the frametimes are also stable, because it really is kinda the same thing (so the experience is far more enjoyable)[/quote]
This is what I meant; but I was thinking of something else for some reason.[/quote]
I was on the edge of my seat for almost a year wondering if that was the case.
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