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Stupid question but is it "How many fps or how much fps?"

AMDftw99
By AMDftw99
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My friend and are debating if it is "How many frames per second or how much frames per second?". I know I should be asking yahoo answers or something, but these forums have an awesome response time.

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both are correct

"Strength does not come from winning. Your struggles develop your strengths. When you go through hardships and decide not to surrender, that is strength" Arnold

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How many frames per second is correct, how much frames per second is not.

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both are correct

That's like saying "How much ants" is correct.

 

It's how many frames per second. They are distinct quantities so you use "many".

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both are correct

Nope.

 

Edit- sorry for douple post was intentional.

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How many FPS

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"How much FPS do you get on your MacPro?"

It is not correct. Totally not

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Let the professional weigh in.

 

'How many FPS' is the correct terminology, as it's a way of counting them; 'how much FPS' is asking for an amount (i.e. a measurement), not a number.

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Let the professional weigh in.

 

'How many FPS' is the correct terminology, as it's a way of counting them; 'how much FPS' is asking for an amount (i.e. a measurement), not a number.

Thank you I was right!!! Your member title says you're a reliable source.

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Many, you can count FPS.

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Thank you I was right!!! Your member title says you're a reliable source.

You're damn right :D

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Nope.

 

Edit- sorry for douple post was intentional.

 

yes

"Strength does not come from winning. Your struggles develop your strengths. When you go through hardships and decide not to surrender, that is strength" Arnold

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Nope.

 

Edit- sorry for douple post was intentional.

 

 

Yes

"Strength does not come from winning. Your struggles develop your strengths. When you go through hardships and decide not to surrender, that is strength" Arnold

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