Do you sacrifice PC game enjoyment to chase for higher frame rates?

FPS is an important value for sure, but do we risk sacrificing game enjoyment by obsessing with these indicators?
There's a general consensus within the gaming community (particular for the PC) that 60 frames-per-second FPS is what one should aim for as an absolute minimum for a stable and enjoyable experience. Using tools like Fraps can help gamers fine-tune their hardware and software installations to achieve such a result in benchmarking and test runs in games. But while ensuring you have a stable rate of frames being sent to your connected display(s), do we risk forgetting about why we play games in order to chase perfection?

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