That's what i thought, so i am thinking should i set both the max foreground and background fps to 60?
Background FPS kicks in when Diablo 3 isn't your focused app. For example, if you were playing along and wanted to check out a web site. You alt-tab to your browser and now Diablo 3 is in the background. A lower fps in that case will minimize how much system resources it uses. It's just sitting in the background so there's really no reason to keep a high fps in that case. I keep mine to around 8 and the foreground fps to 60.
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Background FPS kicks in when Diablo 3 isn't your focused app. For example, if you were playing along and wanted to check out a web site. You alt-tab to your browser and now Diablo 3 is in the background. A lower fps in that case will minimize how much system resources it uses. It's just sitting in the background so there's really no reason to keep a high fps in that case. I keep mine to around 8 and the foreground fps to 60.