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Why is it low fps and high fps instead of few fps and much fps? few and much sounds much more logical to me.

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high number, low number? and both is used depending on scenario

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Why is it low fps and high fps instead of few fps and much fps? few and much sounds much more logical to me.

It's like force, you don't say few force you say low force

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It's like force, you don't say few force you say low force

but if you said i had very few frames per second talking about a certain period then itd be alright ^^ but still sounds weird saying few and much, low and high is normal

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@Rorgash has it correct, it's to do with the actual number of frames. If the number is lower, you say low FPS, and when the number is higher, you say "high FPS". You could also use Minimum or Maximum FPS when you are talking about the extreme ends of the FPS range a particular game/video will run at.

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also its grammatically incorrect, much frames per second? :S many?

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but if you said i had very few frames per second talking about a certain period then itd be alright ^^ but still sounds weird saying few and much, low and high is normal

im agreeing with the low fps and high fps? Did you even read what i typed?

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I don't know. I guess we've become used to saying it that way?

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If you'd be talking about First Person Shooters instead of Frames Per Second then using few and, well much ain't right for that either, many would be better.

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low fps = low amount of frames per second 
high fps = high amount of frames per second

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Much FPS? Are you trying to sneak doge into things again!?

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high number, low number? and both is used depending on scenario

Actually he has a point. A frame is an image. So when you say you have lots of images you don't say high or low you say I have lots of pictures. We need to start the Lots of frames Revolution

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low fps = low amount of frames per second 

high fps = high amount of frames per second

I understand that, I meant why is it called low FPS instead of few FPS?

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Much FPS? Are you trying to sneak doge into things again!?

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I understand that, I meant why is it called low FPS instead of few FPS?

Well low and few mean pretty much the same thing

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im agreeing with the low fps and high fps? Did you even read what i typed?

i was saying the opposite of what you said in terms of fps not force or another variable. did you even read what i said.

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i was saying the opposite of what you said in terms of fps not force or another variable. did you even read what i said.

Not really no and to be honest I couldn't care less

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much frames very per so second

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Not really no and to be honest I couldn't care less

then why even bother quoting back. just leave if you couldnt care.

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Why is it low fps and high fps instead of few fps and much fps? few and much sounds much more logical to me.

low framerate - high framerate (few framerate - much framerate?)

few frames per second - many frames per second would work though. 

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it should be many shouldnt it.

 

There were many frames per second. for high

and there were few frames per second for low.

 

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