Hilberts been preping his AMD's 13.8 B1 framepacing article for and, on the presumption it's ready(or not due to the bugs), then it's here, patience folks, think of our poor Nvidia brethern that's been screaming out for any decent new driver that doesn't go up in smoke again
, instead of having to use ones from ages ago!
Chill out everyone
What would you rather have, the driver now with a potential bug (which I presume is behind the delay). Or have the fully fixed thing in a few days?
Imagine the flak they would get if it was released and they found card killing issues like Nvidia had with 320.18?
+1,
But, pretty poor from AMD telling us it's going live, to then hold it back very late in the day is bad bad bad PR, not cool at all, better feedback should be of the utmost priority with their valued customers.
If they get it spot on, then I'm another one who will be more than content for the delay-unless it's another few months though.
Would be nice for thraks to give us an update informing us of the progress/delay/eta though, hint hint.
A few comments here and other places too on the presumption there is no frame pacing driver- how come there was a closed door frame pacing preview driver at the 7990 launch?
The question is, if these frame pacing drivers work will there be a performance hit?
There was some guy(that had acess to the original early beta frame pacing driver) on an [H] forum thread a while back stated that the way the driver works will give a performance increase-as by smoothing out the frames, you will be getting the indicative performance that the numbers portrayed in the first place-i.e in theory we were getting a lot of dropped frames, if they are in place-fixed, then we are in for a treat-IF his claims were true.