BitFenix Launches Ronin PC Chassis
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Pill Monster
^That's OK I'm happy with what I have now (13.6b2).....
Rich_Guy
shankly1985
Remedy
13.6 B2 is fine but I wanna see the framepace on the new driver 😀
yasamoka
If you don't use a multi-GPU setup, you can't see the frame pacing in action.
Pill Monster
yasamoka
I completely understand what you're saying, some are even noticing stutter in situations where it is impossible to have any stutter (in general), like enabling VSync and holding a constant 60 / 120 FPS.
I mean, I've tried it myself, it's *exactly* the same as a single GPU as there are no runt frames.
Then you got those who think the runt frames are intentional to inflate the FPS score when all they are is full frames that haven't had long enough to be displayed.
Kill me.
eclap
Bandwagon, meh, it's the same bandwagon that keeps people posting that AMD drivers suck and nVidia drivers are so much better blah blah blah.
Anyway, the big driver should come today, I'm actually quite excited to see what it brings because if it's a good one, it will open a few more options for my future gpu upgrade (will most likely go 7950 CF)
yasamoka
For me, a monitor purchase is influenced by how the driver does.
But still, I find myself sometimes (many times) capping FPS at 60FPS so games run smoother on a single GPU. Battlefield 3, which is smooth as hell compared to other games. Seems like nothing beats constant FPS smoothness.
Non-FPS games will be receiving the VSync + FPS Cap option ALWAYS if they run at the refresh rate.
The monitor I'm planning to get is overclockable so I'd like to have the option to run uncapped between 60FPS and 96 / 120FPS for FPS games.
Miken420
Today at work I'm going to be thinking of these drivers. I hope they're out by the time I get home this afternoon!
yasamoka
Hilbert said a few posts back that they have been delayed one day, though.
I'd be interested in your feedback coming from a 5770 CFX user!
eclap
yasamoka
I personally think we're jumping the gun with 120FPS, though. We have to deal with varying FPS because many games simply CPU bottleneck before they reach 120FPS constant. Plus the GPU firepower required and you're mostly forced to stay with 1080p or lower since 1440p and higher would require more than 2 cards for that sort of FPS.
Something between 60 and 120Hz is the sweet spot, I guess.
Hoping for the leak / AMD changing their minds / Hilbert was just having a bad dream / etc..etc..
shankly1985
Pill Monster
warlord
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Pill Monster
Derko1
I can't wait to see if these drivers will allow me to still use downsampling. Since there's no other way of doing it on AMD... the beta drivers that came out this week don't allow it to work at all. If it doesn't work with these, then more than likely that will be it moving forward.
Rich_Guy
Looks like Hilbert was wrong, being released shortly according to Roy :P
https://twitter.com/amd_roy
shankly1985