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Why? Most of the processing can be done on the backend (in a fast language if required) and as long as you maintain 60 fps on the client everything is perfect s

Why? Most of the processing can be done on the backend (in a fast language if required) and as long as you maintain 60 fps on the client everything is perfect smooth. Given that this is doable in HTML/CSS/JS on a Nexus 5 (an almost 4 year old smartphone) it just doesn't make economic or UX sense to optimise the UI beyond the 60 fps target.

TeMPOraL 10y ago
You know that modern operating systems are multiprocess, so unless your program is a videogame or something solving a computationally-expensive problem, it should minimize its resource usage.
plopz 10y ago
120hz, 144hz, 165hz and 240hz monitors are all becoming more common.