AMD Radeon R9 NANO review - FCAT Frame Experience Analysis Shadow of Mordor

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 09/10/2015 01:58 PM [

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Middle Earth: Shadow of Mordor Frame Experience Analysis

Above, the percentile chart of the 55 seconds gaming. Here we plot FPS and place it in relation to percentiles.

50% of the time measured frames is doing roughly just over 80 FPS, which would be the average framerate.

The higher and more straight the line, the better.

A tiny framedrop which happens with any card every now and then, but we see no stuttering in the chart. Again, with this chart, lower = better as the faster one frame is rendered, the lower latency will be. Huge spikes above 40 ms to 50 ms can be considered a problem like a stutter or indicate a low framerate. Above, you can see a showcase example of perfect rendering.

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