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No. The linked tweet says it is running at thousands of FPS. Which is correct. It's not the program's problem when the graphics hardware cannot process every si
by alpaca128 5y ago
No. The linked tweet says it is running at thousands of FPS. Which is correct. It's not the program's problem when the graphics hardware cannot process every single frame.
Referring to FPS as the framerate rendered is the standard, when you talk about e.g. the display's output you use Hz.
Every professional esports player runs their game at hundreds of FPS if possible, to minimise latency.