We caught wind of Youtube finally rolling out native 60FPS support for videos on their platform back in June of this year.

Now, the ability to view those 60 frames per second videos has finally arrived, and it’s currently available for Google Chrome and Internet Explorer (thanks, Dennis Skellington). Featured above, you can watch a video of Mario Kart 8 in pure 60FPS.

Can you tell the difference between the new hotness and the now old standard? Who’s going to stop someone from uploading the very first 60FPS video featuring cats sleeping with silly things on their heads? Oh goddamnit, that’s already happening. Well goodbye, productivity.

We’ll keep you guys posted regarding support on other browsers—Firefox, Safari, etc.