Is it normal to turn down your graphics on games regardless of your pc

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I just cant focus on the game if its on high and it gives me a headache

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Based on 35 votes (15 yes)
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  • Chippo_Man
    5 years ago

    I love the look of games when you turn off anti-aliasing. Just something about those rugged edges.

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  • FatSoccerMom
    5 years ago

    Yes, 60 fps for days

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    • downwardSpiral
      5 years ago

      no i mean I can run the game on ultra with over 60 fps but still turn it down

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      • FatSoccerMom
        5 years ago

        Wish a could relate better, I got my computer from a library dumpster and replaced some of the parts so yeah

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  • mattypattpatt
    5 years ago

    I mean you do you dude. But why bother having the hardware if you're not gonna use it?

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    • Anonymous Post Author
      5 years ago

      because i need the 500+ frame rate

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      • mattypattpatt
        5 years ago

        well actually your monitor cannot display anything above it's max refresh rate (for most monitors 60hz, higher end 120hz, 144hz+). So massive frame rates are really just a novelty, and are only sometimes useful in games that rely on frames such as clonehero.

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        • eww
          5 years ago

          when you have a frame rate higher then the refresh rate of the monitor then the monitor displayed the most recent image. instead of what ever image it produced anywhere in the 60th of a second that the gpu has to make an image. it may not make sense but you can feel it

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        • Anonymous Post Author
          5 years ago

          input delay

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