You don't need a program to test for it you can SEE it!
I cant.
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You don't need a program to test for it you can SEE it!
Man, this is like your No.1 Topic on this forum Dr. F. Kinda bored of it already, can you keep it confined to one thread instead of splurging everywhere (threads/taking threads off-topic?)
Sincerly,
Matthew
I think what we need is a program which artificially delays the frame render time by slight variations, you steadily increase this frametime variation delta until it starts to become obvious to the user, at which time they click a button and it gives them a number.
People can then use those numbers determined with your program + FRAPS to compare with their own 'I noticed it at:' number to determine whether a certain card setup is right for them (i.e. single card crossfire, SLi, etc., etc.).
I'll give it a crack, then, SDL should make this relatively easy (it has a function called SDL_Delay).
Not looking to start a flame war here (Honestly!!):
Man, this is like your No.1 Topic on this forum Dr. F. Kinda bored of it already, can you keep it confined to one thread instead of splurging everywhere (threads/taking threads off-topic?)
Sincerly,
Matthew
That is a terribly ignorant and stupid view on this, this is a very important issue for a lot of people including myself, my purchase of my next graphics card will very much be affected by this so i would rather thank people helping me make a 300£ decision than dissing the OP because he raises a very valid point that people forget when too busy comparing scores.Not looking to start a flame war here (Honestly!!):
Man, this is like your No.1 Topic on this forum Dr. F. Kinda bored of it already, can you keep it confined to one thread instead of splurging everywhere (threads/taking threads off-topic?)
Sincerly,
Matthew
I guess it could be down to the monitor. Maybe a TV (even a good one like yours) isn't as precise in its update times, since it doesn't need to be?