how much fps in fortnite null

Whoever is saying 150fps or 300.. that is false. This PC overall has some decent components but it has one of the WORST graphic cards in the market right now for gaming high-end games like Fortnite. At most you will get 30 FPS at mid level settings.. if you want to run clear quality settings, you’ll be at like 15 FPS. To get even close to 60 you’ll be playing with quality like you were playing a game from the 2000s.. PC is decent, but graphic cards will need to be upgraded FORSURE.

depends on which monitor you use. can get up to 300 fps

Since this PC has a GT 710 (which is a low-end display adapter from 2014 *never* intended be used for gaming in any way in the first place), roughly 30 - 35. At a resolution of 1280x720. See here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wt0qpxdUZ3s And also here for an example of how the GT 710 is barely capable of hitting 60 FPS in Counter-Strike GO: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i4upviEkFUE&t=3s Anyone claiming this PC is physically capable of providing even vaguely "good" gaming performance IS lying to you, and this is utterly trivial to prove. The real-life performance of a GT 710 is not up for debate.

No because every time I went to high setting it was very pixelated and went to 15 FPS the highest FPS that I got was 60

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Answered by AARLN 4 years ago
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Whoever is saying 150fps or 300.. that is false. This PC overall has some decent components but it has one of the WORST graphic cards in the market right now for gaming high-end games like Fortnite. At most you will get 30 FPS at mid level settings.. if you want to run clear quality settings, you’ll be at like 15 FPS. To get even close to 60 you’ll be playing with quality like you were playing a game from the 2000s.. PC is decent, but graphic cards will need to be upgraded FORSURE.
Answered by John 4 years ago
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depends on which monitor you use. can get up to 300 fps
Answered by Anonymous 4 years ago
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Since this PC has a GT 710 (which is a low-end display adapter from 2014 *never* intended be used for gaming in any way in the first place), roughly 30 - 35. At a resolution of 1280x720. See here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wt0qpxdUZ3s And also here for an example of how the GT 710 is barely capable of hitting 60 FPS in Counter-Strike GO: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i4upviEkFUE&t=3s Anyone claiming this PC is physically capable of providing even vaguely "good" gaming performance IS lying to you, and this is utterly trivial to prove. The real-life performance of a GT 710 is not up for debate.
Answered by TwoCoresOneThread 4 years ago
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No because every time I went to high setting it was very pixelated and went to 15 FPS the highest FPS that I got was 60
Answered by Anonymous 4 years ago
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60 or 150
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