Re: MLB '19 Framerate drops/sutters help and discussion thread
The graphics looks depend on the games engine, resolution of the individual textures, shaders, various anti aliasing techniques etc... Frames per second is how many still images are displayed every second which in turn creates what you perceive as motion. Obviously 60fps (the industry standard) will be smoother than 30. 60+ fps on PC games will be smoother than 60 if your brain can distinguish the difference. From a hardware standpoint, the more intense the scene is (graphically) determines how much hardware power (cpu, gpu, ram) is required to achieve a certain fps. Logic dictates that with consoles having set hardware (much less powerful compared to top of the line PC's) , to achieve and maintain a certain fps, then you have to dumb the graphics down the higher the desired fps is. In a nutshell, that's how it works.
The graphics looks depend on the games engine, resolution of the individual textures, shaders, various anti aliasing techniques etc... Frames per second is how many still images are displayed every second which in turn creates what you perceive as motion. Obviously 60fps (the industry standard) will be smoother than 30. 60+ fps on PC games will be smoother than 60 if your brain can distinguish the difference. From a hardware standpoint, the more intense the scene is (graphically) determines how much hardware power (cpu, gpu, ram) is required to achieve a certain fps. Logic dictates that with consoles having set hardware (much less powerful compared to top of the line PC's) , to achieve and maintain a certain fps, then you have to dumb the graphics down the higher the desired fps is. In a nutshell, that's how it works.
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