TheMarkz0ne

also boite you are wronge there, fps is also affected by the video file itself. even if it can run on 60 fps, it doenst mather if its decoded on 30 fps (now that might sound strange, but take a youtube video for example, if you download an old one, the file wont run on 60 fps, no mather what you try).

We are not talking about video files here but about real-time graphics rendering.

P.s : Nopony ever called me "boite" before, that's a first, lol.

Actually, I am assuming we are talking about video games, here, right ?