That's because it has been warped and has had offspring sung off it.Originally Posted by ether.real
The real microstuttering is what is described in my quote. It is a perceived FPS that feels much lower than the reported FPS. Nothing more, nothing less.
Anything other than that is simply 'stuttering.'
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Nice review, ether.real. I give you props for being one of the few who are willing to push the card a little with the settings. Love the Crysis bench and hope I can expect the same when mine are up and running this week.
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Thanks, bro. Love the avatar.Nice review, ether.real. I give you props for being one of the few who are willing to push the card a little with the settings. Love the Crysis bench and hope I can expect the same when mine are up and running this week.
Read that very carefully.It is a perceived FPS that feels much lower than the reported FPS.
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are there any samples or reviews floating around of it? seems it was announced same day, though i haven't seen or heard much about it in my net meanderings... would be interested to see the performance difference.
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I think by "It is a perceived FPS that feels much lower than the reported FPS. " he means that if you have 4 frames rendered in a second, frame 1 and 2 will come at you very fast, then there will be a short gap, and frames 3 and 4 will be displayed in quick succession. so it seems like both pairs are a single frame, creating the illusion that you are getting 2 fps rather than 4.
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I've never used crossfire or sli myself, but i dont think you can use vsync with either. It should give a high enough framerate that you dont have to.
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i would have thought so
as long as it remains at 60fps anyway i know that when playing quake4 with x1900 crossfire while a 60fps it was smooth as silk but the moment it dropped below 60fps it started to feel like 15fps despite being somewhere between 30-60fps
im guessing this is what everyone refers to as micro stuttering
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