Be thankful for your fps

[MCSG_pro011]

This is what I usually get:
30fps=Terrible
40fps=Could be better
50fps=What a wonderful world!
60fps=ermagurd, gg2ezstemroll nubs

 

[-Blue-]

This is what I usually get:
30fps=Terrible
40fps=Could be better
50fps=What a wonderful world!
60fps=ermagurd, gg2ezstemroll nubs

I like you. XD

 

[Bamber]

TheCornStealer you make a lot of threads.

omg dats wat i sed

 

[TheCornStealer]

This is what I usually get:
30fps=Terrible
40fps=Could be better
50fps=What a wonderful world!
60fps=ermagurd, gg2ezstemroll nubs

I wish I could be you :c

 

[iMightTroll]

Me without optifine, lowest settings

250: Average FPS
230: me playing any kind of spleef
200: Decent
150: me during PvP
120: average FPS on a laggy server
110 and under: Things for me start getting crappy
60: leave minecraft and play Skyrim or COD

How do you lose so often????

 

[Yin]

How do you lose so often????

Horrible bow, FNS, and sword skills. Or it's just me being an idiot

 

[TheCornStealer]

Horrible bow, FNS, and sword skills. Or it's just me being an idiot

Me and BluePajamaBoy still manage to do good with less than 30 fps... Silly Goose

 

[inconceivable81]

Me:
50-: Turn my render distance down to 2 chunks.
50-60: Better please
60-80: Normal
80-100: Normal for not-so-laggy maps
100-150: Good day
150+: Looks like I am finally God.

 

[Tigerstain]

It doesn't matter what FPS you get when you're experiencing lag spikes. Whether you're getting 100 FPS and it randomly drops to 60, it's still a noticeable lag spike, as the frame rate drops. It's no different with 40 FPS dropping to 20, it's still a spike and it's still noticeable.

 

[Yin]

Me and BluePajamaBoy still manage to do good with less than 30 fps... Silly Goose

That just comes to prove that I suck at PvP

 

[Claps]

under 400 is bad when on best settings.

 

[DAL_9000]

Sorry to break it to you corn, but connection to the servers doesn't have any effect on frames per second. Frames per second is how many times your screen refreshes to another frame within the same second. Think of it as an animation, some animations seem skippy because the director didn't add as many frames as he should have, making it look laggy. Your connection would only have an impact on the way players move in your perspective/your chat delay/bow delay and all that other stuff. If it's a better framerate you're looking for, you need to get a better processor which can spit out more frames. A better connection to your router would not improve your fps