Because you monitor can totally show 1082 Frames Per Second.
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actual issue here,
Anyone else watching the MC "Snapshots"?
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actual issue here,
Here we go again
The human eye does not see in discrete frames, but it also isn't unlimited. Individual rods and cones see at around about 200 fps under ideal conditions. ( I think the color ones are faster than the grayscale ones, but I always mix them up. ) However, the rods and cones are not synchronized, making things rather complicated.
The real issue actually comes from the brain. The brain is a massive pattern recognition machine, largely thanks to sight which uses the majority of "processing". Basically, it compresses the images immensely, looking for patterns to simplify things and ease the work it needs to do to recognize things. This is why there are a large number of optical illusions. They are situations where the processing of the brain actually screws things up. ( Such as seeing motion when there isn't any, seeing one object as longer when they are the same size, etc. )
I also have a huge problem with the very measurement of FPS It's an averaging over time, rather than a discrete measurement of performance. This is why some people will tell you they can see a huge difference between 120 fps and 60. Imagine an extreme case where you get 60 frames drawn in half a second, then nothing at all for half a second. That's 60 FPS, but it has an entire half second of lag. Some things will try to poll it faster than 1 second, but it usually is still largely worthless. A much better measurement would be maximum milliseconds per frame, with larger being worse.
One last thing to also consider: 1082 FPS in a clear vanilla world on a top end system is very different from say a heavily built up Monster world running on Bobs budget netbook. As such, I welcome all the performance improvements they can get. I would like to run Monster ( or its equivalent 1.8 modpack if they change names again. ), at 4k@120hz with over 120 fps ( to make sure it's a clean 120 hz ) in 3d
Also, the better it runs, the cheaper my server can be/the more people can be on it/the more we can do on it without performance issues.
The human eye does not see in discrete frames, but it also isn't unlimited. Individual rods and cones see at around about 200 fps under ideal conditions. ( I think the color ones are faster than the grayscale ones, but I always mix them up. ) However, the rods and cones are not synchronized, making things rather complicated.
The real issue actually comes from the brain. The brain is a massive pattern recognition machine, largely thanks to sight which uses the majority of "processing". Basically, it compresses the images immensely, looking for patterns to simplify things and ease the work it needs to do to recognize things. This is why there are a large number of optical illusions. They are situations where the processing of the brain actually screws things up. ( Such as seeing motion when there isn't any, seeing one object as longer when they are the same size, etc. )
I also have a huge problem with the very measurement of FPS
It's an averaging over time, rather than a discrete measurement of performance. This is why some people will tell you they can see a huge difference between 120 fps and 60. Imagine an extreme case where you get 60 frames drawn in half a second, then nothing at all for half a second. That's 60 FPS, but it has an entire half second of lag. Some things will try to poll it faster than 1 second, but it usually is still largely worthless. A much better measurement would be maximum milliseconds per frame, with larger being worse.One last thing to also consider: 1082 FPS in a clear vanilla world on a top end system is very different from say a heavily built up Monster world running on Bobs budget netbook. As such, I welcome all the performance improvements they can get. I would like to run Monster ( or its equivalent 1.8 modpack if they change names again. ), at 4k@120hz with over 120 fps ( to make sure it's a clean 120 hz ) in 3d
Also, the better it runs, the cheaper my server can be/the more people can be on it/the more we can do on it without performance issues.
I noticed from this
:Here we go again
The human eye does not see in discrete frames, but it also isn't unlimited. Individual rods and cones see at around about 200 fps under ideal conditions. ( I think the color ones are faster than the grayscale ones, but I always mix them up. ) However, the rods and cones are not synchronized, making things rather complicated.
The real issue actually comes from the brain. The brain is a massive pattern recognition machine, largely thanks to sight which uses the majority of "processing". Basically, it compresses the images immensely, looking for patterns to simplify things and ease the work it needs to do to recognize things. This is why there are a large number of optical illusions. They are situations where the processing of the brain actually screws things up. ( Such as seeing motion when there isn't any, seeing one object as longer when they are the same size, etc. )
I also have a huge problem with the very measurement of FPS
One last thing to also consider: 1082 FPS in a clear vanilla world on a top end system is very different from say a heavily built up Monster world running on Bobs budget netbook. As such, I welcome all the performance improvements they can get. I would like to run Monster ( or its equivalent 1.8 modpack if they change names again. ), at 4k@120hz with over 120 fps ( to make sure it's a clean 120 hz ) in 3d
Also, the better it runs, the cheaper my server can be/the more people can be on it/the more we can do on it without performance issues.
Wrong.
The whole hang-up with 60fps is the fact that in order to be cheap, American televisions were designed to sync to the 60Hz power line frequency... This was carried through to the refresh rate of CRT monitors of 60 frames/sec.
I suppose there are people around the world who think the eye can only detect 50fps because PAL TV did the same thing except their power frequency is 50 hz...
Let's not even mention the fact that cinema standardized on 24 frames per second to keep the cost of film lower. Now that movies have mostly gone digital streaming the frame rates are going up to improve the viewing experience, as are all the high-end HD televisions.
I noticed from this
:Here we go again
The human eye does not see in discrete frames, but it also isn't unlimited. Individual rods and cones see at around about 200 fps under ideal conditions. ( I think the color ones are faster than the grayscale ones, but I always mix them up. ) However, the rods and cones are not synchronized, making things rather complicated.
The real issue actually comes from the brain. The brain is a massive pattern recognition machine, largely thanks to sight which uses the majority of "processing". Basically, it compresses the images immensely, looking for patterns to simplify things and ease the work it needs to do to recognize things. This is why there are a large number of optical illusions. They are situations where the processing of the brain actually screws things up. ( Such as seeing motion when there isn't any, seeing one object as longer when they are the same size, etc. )
I also have a huge problem with the very measurement of FPS
One last thing to also consider: 1082 FPS in a clear vanilla world on a top end system is very different from say a heavily built up Monster world running on Bobs budget netbook. As such, I welcome all the performance improvements they can get. I would like to run Monster ( or its equivalent 1.8 modpack if they change names again. ), at 4k@120hz with over 120 fps ( to make sure it's a clean 120 hz ) in 3d
Also, the better it runs, the cheaper my server can be/the more people can be on it/the more we can do on it without performance issues.
Ouch, sorry to hear that. Modern games are even starting to require Quad-core as a minimum now.
Well its not too terrible of a situation, it is a Pentium Anniversary Edition is it uses a lot less power and I could always overclock it. So far I have found that games massively overstate their minimum requirements though, most things are running at 60FPS @ 1080P even with my modest 270X video card.
Apparently not, because there isn't one post here since snapshot 14w30b came out today. I am pretty astonished what Mojang has done. Being able to see 32 chunks in all directions gives me what I've always wanted - but rarely seemed to get - in the game... dramatic landscapes/vistas/scenery that you can actually see from a distance, like real life.
Edit: getting some chunk loading lag errors with 32 chunk rendering limit so they still have some work to do in that regard. they have to get those down to nearly zero somehow IMO.
Edit: getting some chunk loading lag errors with 32 chunk rendering limit so they still have some work to do in that regard. they have to get those down to nearly zero somehow IMO.
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Snapshot 14w30b with Far render and maximum FPS = 120FPS minimum, spiking up to 400 minimum when looking straight down from Y64.
1.6.4 with the same settings = 60FPS minimum, spiking up to 160 when looking straight up from Y64. Straight down has no effect.
Very impressive gains considering I am using only a dual core Intel Pentium. I have noticed even locking Minecraft back to a single core that chunks load and render much faster. I think 1.8 will be the first version in a long time that the whole community can support.
1.6.4 with the same settings = 60FPS minimum, spiking up to 160 when looking straight up from Y64. Straight down has no effect.
Very impressive gains considering I am using only a dual core Intel Pentium. I have noticed even locking Minecraft back to a single core that chunks load and render much faster. I think 1.8 will be the first version in a long time that the whole community can support.
I've seen a jump from 60fps under 1.7.10 to 120fps under the snapshot as well. My video card is several years old, which is probably why I don't have the 32 chunk render distance or the 1000fps+ some are reporting, but at 16 chunks and 1920x1080 resolution with all the highest settings I've seen absolutely no fps rate drops. [Edit: I'll have to see if my render distance goes up if I reduce my resolution...]
Add to that the new eye candy of customizable flags and I think 1.8 will be a winner, and I think that since a lot of the changes made in 1.7 carry through to 1.8 it won't take too long for mods to start appearing after release.
I look forward to comparing 1.6 packs to their 1.7 and 1.8 equivalents as far as fps and lag issues are concerned.
I try to keep up with the snapshots, but with the forum "revamp" it got harder for me thanks to the removal of the news feed showing the latest 3 articles.
also rather dislike the removal of the "first unread" functionality. that, along with menu changes, makes my bookmarks and subscribes nearly worthless.
might as well bookmark the wiki and get my snapshot info from there now.
also rather dislike the removal of the "first unread" functionality. that, along with menu changes, makes my bookmarks and subscribes nearly worthless.
might as well bookmark the wiki and get my snapshot info from there now.
I think with 1.8, mods that hit performance hard(like Reika's mods) will have a whole lot more leeway.
I sure hope not. I would rather mod authors follow the actions of Mojang and take a version to work on performance. Imagine for a second that playing Monster had roughly the same FPS as vanilla.
That is because the Mojang employee that posted his FPS at the 32 chunk render distance is running a very high end machine with a i7 4770K and GTX 780. Its totally unreasonable to expect the average person to spend more than $900 on a computer just to hit that FPS.
I like the under the hood stuff. Banners are the thing that I am loving right now though. I keep up with the snapshots. They have had lots of awesome additions.
I don't really play it that much though. Got to spoiled by NEI. Having to look up stuff on the net is annoying enough. When you don't even know the things exists it is lots worse.
I don't really play it that much though. Got to spoiled by NEI. Having to look up stuff on the net is annoying enough. When you don't even know the things exists it is lots worse.
yes. i am watching. i am always watching.
mine was actually almost exacty 900$ (laptop) and i run monster almost fine. (need to do some optimizations, but hey, its good training)
Yeah, but a laptop can't be directly compared to a desktop and Monster can't be compared to vanilla. My analogy was probably not the best, a computer with the parts I mentioned costs $1500, not $900. Laptops inherently also cost significantly more due to the compromises needed to get reasonable performance from a small form factor.