Frame Per Second or often abbreviated as FPS is the designation for how many frames (screens) that can be produced by your device every second in a game. The higher or the more number of FPS produced, the movement that is felt in the game will be smoother and smoother. For console and PC devices, the recommended FPS number is 60Hz. Whereas on mobile devices it is often limited to only 30Hz for convenience reasons (battery and temperature).

The size of the FPS that you can get in the game is largely influenced by the ability or capacity of the device you are using, especially in the graphics card and monitor sectors. A good graphics card is needed so that the visual potential of a game comes out to the maximum. But without a gaming monitor, the FPS that you can feel will be locked at 60Hz only, even though the FPS benchmark is above that.

Until now, the highest FPS rate that can be achieved by a PC device is at 240Hz. With numbers as high as that you will clearly feel the sensation of playing extraordinary games. Even the movement of characters in the game will feel so natural like a real object moving in front of the eye; unfortunately not the case with mobile games that are currently in demand by the wider community.

Almost all gadgets or screen smartphones are 60Hz based. That means they are able to run games with FPS up to 60Hz, if supported with adequate chips. But you all need to know, no matter how sophisticated the device used will not have any effect if the game itself closes the High Frame Rate feature. The reason? As explained above, that is because it makes the battery wasteful and heat rapidly.

Another thing that also often makes gamers mistaken, high and low FPS is often associated with the quality of the connection or network. It is true that when a FPS drops, then the display in the game suddenly becomes broken as if a connection interruption lag occurs. But you must know that FPS has nothing to do with connection problems. That's all purely from the capacity of the device that you use.

How are you guys? Hopefully after reading the info above, you will no longer blame the network if you suddenly experience FPS drop. Don't forget to keep following DuniaGames for other important info regarding technical issues in the game!