VB_SVP wrote:

I see a chunk on that list but I wouldn't call it a good chunk lol.

According to the find bar in my browser, there are 77 hits for '60fps' but "only" 63 hits for '30fps'

That's 55% 60fps vs 45% 30fps, and while it's only a difference of 10%, 55% is still a majority.

Is that not enough to qualify as a "good chunk"?

That's correct, it is not enough to qualify as a good chunk, especially with all the "60 FPS but <1080" titles in that list as well as the titles that aren't consistently 60 FPS (not listed on that list, however) 

A TV without that functionality?  If so, getting a TV with that functionality is probably easier than trying to rig SVP to play Xbone/PS4 games as you'd need to procure something that accepts 1920*1080p60 over HDMI for the PC, right?

I see a chunk on that list but I wouldn't call it a good chunk lol.

According to the find bar in my browser, there are 77 hits for '60fps' but "only" 63 hits for '30fps'

That's 55% 60fps vs 45% 30fps, and while it's only a difference of 10%, 55% is still a majority.

Is that not enough to qualify as a "good chunk"?

I figured his/her TV lacked this functionality if he's looking to use SVP instead...

Or maybe s/he's using a monitor?

Just remember that a good chunk of PS4 and XB1 games already run at 60fps:
http://www.ign.com/wikis/xbox-one/PS4_v … Framerates

I see a chunk on that list but I wouldn't call it a good chunk lol.

So much 30 FPS, so much <1920*1080 resolution.  Programmers just aren't switching over to the "DX12" style rendering fast enough as the PS4 can definitely handle 1080p60 with reasonable graphics, if only they'd stop pretending its 6-8 wimpy cores were just one powerful core... /rant

For getting the consoles up to 60 FPS, my inclination is that the easiest approach would be to turn on frame interpolation on your TV.