[danimalhanke]

BTW 5 or 60 makes no difference as the human eye/brain can only comprehend/see at 30 and below. anything above a rock steady 30 you will not see any difference. what you really want is a setting where the lowest framerate doesn't drop below 30fps anything else is not needed.

I have to take issue with that for TV/films 30Hz is used as is wher you cease to become consciuos of the flicker. For smooth rendition of movement you need a higher framerate. The reason they get away with it in telly is because they pan the camera with the image, essentially giving you a static image. If you keep your eye on the background you'll see it blurs. In a computer game the image is more dynamic so can need a higher framerate.

True dat! in the old Battle of Britain movie it's noticable, but I think everyone was talking computer monitors. Flicker is eliminated above 30 fps for most people if the hz is 59 or greater. for smooth flow in-game 30 is sifficient for most people, most monitors, most of the time. :wink: