Posts by sumitlian

650 TI boost SLI looks really awesome Can two 7790 in crossfire be equal to a 680 ?

Quote:Originally Posted by Forceman They've already said that the "Observed" FPS chart excludes runt frames, which are (by default) defined as frames that are less than 20 scanlines high, or less than 25% of the previous frame. So...

Quote:Originally Posted by Blameless Quote:They are discarding frames that are not contributing to perceptible smoothness. It's pretty simple really.No one knows what Frames should be discarded, they are not generating frames,...

Quote:Originally Posted by Forceman Couple thoughts there. First, the time at 10 seconds looks to be a lot closer to 10ms than 6ms, at least from my eye (you have to look at the middle of the band, not the bottom). Which would be...

Quote:Originally Posted by Ha-Nocri @sumitlian that review is old so all those graphs are done using FRAPS it seems. Guru3D should have new ones soon... Yes I know it was with FRAPS. But again heading to the main topic, they say...

Quote:Originally Posted by Ha-Nocri Me thinks runt frame appears when frame after comes too fast and is not dropped, but I am not sure. So if frames are arriving after equal periods they will be displayed equally long making...

If the problem is so big and AMD knows about it and wants to remain in high end section then obviously they will fix this anyhow. My perception is telling me upcoming couple of driver will significantly lower that stuttering on THAT GRAPH.

Quote:Originally Posted by Ha-Nocri That graph shows frames per second, what is being displayed on the monitor.It was My bad, sorry for that. I mistakenly quoted that image as I was thinking about frame times after seeing in source...

Quote:Originally Posted by Ha-Nocri No, 1080p also: Theoretically these spikes show you are getting horrible stuttering on a graph but most people don't know what happens in real world. 50ms or above is the only spike that can be...

Quote:Originally Posted by 2010rig I understood it, I read the article a few times, and also saw this part. I also made another discovery while on that site, TSMC tapes out ARM Cortex A57 using 16nm FinFET...