- Jun 20, 2012
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Hello.
I was just wondering if anyone shared the same or similar experience. For reasons I will not go into too much detail (let's call it a spousal agreement), I had to give up my PC. I already have a PS4 Pro that I play my multilayer games on with my family and friends and single player games on the PC. I was the only one that has ever owned a gaming PC. Since going to gaming total on the PS4, I have pretty much adopted and loved everything that the system has to offer. I really like the UI and the ecosystem. I really didn't pay attention to trophies in the past, but I really dig them now. I love the simplicity and the ol' plop, press and play concept (I know you can do that with a PC, as well). The exclusives are amazing. And, the graphics are stunning.
However, there is one thing that I am having a hard time getting over and that is frame rate. There is nothing quite as smooth as playing 60+ frames per second, so it was a bit jarring. I was just wondering if anyone has done the same and how long it took to not notice the decreased frame rate. Like I stated, everything is golden, it is just the frames per second getting to me.
Thank you in advance for your responses!
I was just wondering if anyone shared the same or similar experience. For reasons I will not go into too much detail (let's call it a spousal agreement), I had to give up my PC. I already have a PS4 Pro that I play my multilayer games on with my family and friends and single player games on the PC. I was the only one that has ever owned a gaming PC. Since going to gaming total on the PS4, I have pretty much adopted and loved everything that the system has to offer. I really like the UI and the ecosystem. I really didn't pay attention to trophies in the past, but I really dig them now. I love the simplicity and the ol' plop, press and play concept (I know you can do that with a PC, as well). The exclusives are amazing. And, the graphics are stunning.
However, there is one thing that I am having a hard time getting over and that is frame rate. There is nothing quite as smooth as playing 60+ frames per second, so it was a bit jarring. I was just wondering if anyone has done the same and how long it took to not notice the decreased frame rate. Like I stated, everything is golden, it is just the frames per second getting to me.
Thank you in advance for your responses!
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