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[QUOTE="merryoncherry, post: 136878, member: 37249"] Yes, if you have a narrow effect that moves a long distance quickly, it won't look smooth unless the frame rate is high. For these cases (and few other things), 20FPS isn't always enough to look good, and 40 is better. A few people do 100FPS. It does put more requirements on the controller to do more FPS... and also reduces the number of pixels you can run in one string... 32,000 divided by the number of pixels is your max frame rate (assuming the controller supports driving the pixels that way), so 32,000 / 40FPS = ~800 pixels per port max. To do 100FPS you'd be limited to about 300. [/QUOTE]
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