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Forget FPS. Here's why Frame Time is the PC gaming stat that matters most
AppWizard
April 16, 2025

Forget FPS. Here’s why Frame Time is the PC gaming stat that matters most

Frame time measures the time interval between individual frames displayed on the screen, providing a more detailed view of frame consistency compared to frames per second (FPS). An ideal frame time for a game running at 60 FPS is 16.6 milliseconds per frame, and deviations can lead to stuttering. A frame time graph shows frame time in milliseconds on the vertical axis and frame number or recording time on the horizontal axis, with a flat line indicating optimal performance. Gamers often prefer consistent, lower FPS over fluctuating higher FPS for a better experience. Troubleshooting frame time issues involves examining CPU and GPU utilization and adjusting settings. Keeping video drivers updated is essential, and persistent issues may indicate problems with the game itself, as seen in titles like Gotham Knights and Elden Ring.
Microsoft continues removing features from Windows Control Panel: Why?
Winsage
March 24, 2025

Microsoft continues removing features from Windows Control Panel: Why?

Microsoft is gradually phasing out the Windows Control Panel, moving various system settings to the modern Settings app. Recent updates indicate that more mouse-related settings are being relocated, reinforcing this transition. While the timeline for the complete removal of the Control Panel is uncertain, the ongoing migration suggests that its disappearance is inevitable, prompting users to prepare for a full transition to the Settings app.
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