How Many FPS Does The Human Eye See?

How many FPS can the human eye actually see? The answer isn’t simple, our eyes don’t work like a camera. While the brain processes images at 30-60 FPS on average (and up to 90 FPS for some), anything beyond that is hard to notice. So, is 120 FPS gaming overkill? Learn the science behind it!

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[Deedoo_r]

"for the most reactive"
*shows solid snakes gyatt*
enough to make anyone's snake solid

[siebwiep]

So why can we easily see the difference between 120hz and 240 hz?

[_-_Kenny_-_]

And this is why you shouldn't trust everything you see on internet, like this guy's content.

[Ace_Silver]

He was cookin till he said 60 to 90...

[yannschmid]

Real info, until the middle of the vid

[NikoloziHoginahsivuli]

I saw difference after playing to 120 fps and switched to 60 fps

[Monsieur_name_Won]

Watching all the science stuffs✖
Watching "Black Rose Cake" 😳✔

[axy-the-dev]

fun fact did you know the fps stand for first person shooter next time day fp

[LoneWolf]

It’s possible to see the difference of 120 and 144 fps off your a geometry dash player

[goorotever]

Started of good, f ed it up real bad in the end...

[ItzLoki]

Why can we see the difference between per say 144 hz and 240 hz monitors? With stuff like motion blur or other such things?

[akashverma]

bs. try owning a 240hz display and watch a video or play a game. you can clearly notice the difference in 120hz or 240hz. 60hz is 🗑️

[iwrestleabeeonce]

Bull shit i can see the difference from 60 fps to 144 fps easily