almost cyborg but mike was right, movies are anywhere from 24 to 29.97 fps, and triple that equals around the 70 i threw out. my point was simply that the refresh rate is the best sample to run because it can nearest simulate motion blur without extra settings and core rendering techniques cause slowdown on system resources. vsync will sometimes make it look better than the game just running rampant at 250-300fps fluxing.noein you hit the nail on the head. its all a relationship between the resources needed, the displays ability to display it correctly, our eyes ability to pick it up, and our brains ability to break it down. i always disable motion blur because it looks unnatural and does give me headaches because when i turn fast in real life or catch something moving fast past me, i spot it with my eyes. (spotting here coinciding with the technique gymnasts use to not get dizzy during a spin or flip by watching a single point around them while they do their move.) and as of now the game doesnt know where im looking on the screen so it cant accurately render what it should look like to me the play, instead of me the character in the game.(sorry, time to edit ran out during my spiel.)