> games are still coming out that only run at ~70 fps on a 3080, etc. Graphical fidelity in games improves until it maxes out current hardware. This is natural

> games are still coming out that only run at ~70 fps on a 3080, etc. Graphical fidelity in games improves until it maxes out current hardware. This is natural. You can always turn the settings down to get higher FPS, but you can't turn down the high FPS you get in older games into more modern graphics. > Avg FPS are not going up fast enough in my opinion. FPS isn't the one and only metric. Audiences generally care more about graphical fidelity. FPS just has to be good enough and stable. Typically that sweet spot is 60fps, though we're slowly moving to 144fps being the standard.