Microstutter in latest-gen cards - examples included

[demowhc]

The best I can give you in Crysis bench at max settings is 2048x1152 (12xEDAA 16xAF DX10) without running out of Vram.

[BababooeyHTJ]

I was playing some Metro 2033 and even at 40 fps in a couple of areas the gameplay felt a lot choppier than it should have. I was wondering if it was this microstutter that I've heard so much about. I saw this thread and gave this tool a shot and this is what I saw. This is a benchmark in one area that was annoying me.

I am running 6950 crossfire on an Msi P55GD65 and an i5 760 at 4ghz.

[MaxMax77]

I was playing some Metro 2033 and even at 40 fps in a couple of areas the gameplay felt a lot choppier than it should have. I was wondering if it was this microstutter that I've heard so much about. I saw this thread and gave this tool a shot and this is what I saw. This is a benchmark in one area that was annoying me.

I am running 6950 crossfire on an Msi P55GD65 and an i5 760 at 4ghz.

hi, i had the same personal experience with 2*hd6950@6970 in metro2033: at <40fps in crossfire feels as laggy/jumpy as with one card at ~25fps, the same goes for the stalker games...there are some games which are not so prown to microstuttering, but definitly metro & stalker series are more likely to microstuttering...
greets

[BababooeyHTJ]

hi, i had the same personal experience with 2*hd6950@6970 in metro2033: at <40fps in crossfire feels as laggy/jumpy as with one card at ~25fps, the same goes for the stalker games...there are some games which are not so prown to microstuttering, but definitly metro & stalker series are more likely to microstuttering...
greets

Thanks, it's good to know that I'm not alone. It's not bothering me too much since there isn't a single gpu solution that could get anywhere near the framerates that I'm seeing now.

I had noticed some slowdowns in Crysis as well that I would love to test with this tool.