turn off that FPS counter and stop giving a shit. you’ll enjoy your games so much more
spend less money on lower-spec hardware, and then when it chugs pat it on the back and say "youre doing your best".
you will pack bond with your computer.
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in reply to @Siph's post:
(i agree. i have never had a computer powerful enough for ~gaming~ so i barely notice if it's like 15fps. which might be too far in the other direction but)
nah that's The Way,
low end computer + low settings, always pleasantly surprising when it runs not bad
fps that low tend to make me motion sick tbh? But like I have a really good PC and shit and I don’t want to worry about having 90fps instead of 120 you know. I’m fine with anything above 30fps as long as it’s not wildly going up and down. When I had a 2070 I played control with raytracing and shit, didn’t run super well but locking it at 30fps was stable and gave me a console/cinematic experience and I was happy with it
in reply to @warc's post:
Every time my 2011 desktop successfully renders a new videogame, I feed a cookie through the cd reader. This may not be helping with performance but it feels right.
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