We agree to disagree. For me, whether I own NVidia or ATI (and I have owned a lot of both), minimun fps is more important and noticeably distracting than average fps. Perhaps this is because I set Vsync on for everything. I find the importanct of min fps inversely proportional to that of max fps (which to me is meaningless), with avg sitting in the middle.
And that's where your example becomes a problem.
I also have a minimum of 60fps VSync policy but its also means the AVG & MAX became irrelevant if your able to hold 60fps because 60fps will be our min avg & max because we have put a limiter on it. but the avg is more important for people who cant hold a constant 60fps.
An avg of 50fps & min of 10fps is better than an avg of 30fps & a min of 15fps
as the avg of 50 is playing at a higher avg fps for longer than the avg of 30fps
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