Quote: "To be honest after 60 fps your eye really cant see that much difference in speed"
That's a myth that has been disproved by science. It has been proven that the eye can register changes in light in intervals as low as 1ms, that's the equivalent of 1000fps.
The reason for the myth is because when the myth was formed many monitors had a maximum refresh rate of 60hz and because graphics cards sync with a monitors refresh rate the maximum people would see was 60fps, which meant people who did not know that would believe you couldn't see higher than 60fps, and thus started the myth.
Nowadays monitors can operate at much higher refresh rates, and those with good to excellent sight can see in those bands.
It does all work on an ever decreasing curve though, so the higher the FPS the less effect on vision it has, and i do agree that for a non-competitive game, such as a single player RPG, 60 fps is more than adequate, but when you are talking about first person shooters, especially those with competitive aspects, with players vs players, then the higher the better.
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