There is a lot of confusion in this thread. Amd people are getting the 64hz bug , which is like frame loss (regardless of framerate), and in interiors a severe choppiness that is nearly unplayable. Nvidia people get "normal game stutter" which the amd people with microstutter wish they had - and probably would not complain if they did have it after experiencing the 64hz horror. The 4xxx, 5xxx, 6xxx and yes, 7xxx series of graphics cards all experience this. It has not been truly solved. Most of this is due to a lack of articulation of the problem, and complaint from the people experiencing it. We are getting a 64hz, microstutter issue. People with crossfire are getting it exactly twice as bad as people with a single gpu. Running a framerate capper at 59fps will never seem like a proper 60fps. Enb caps it badly (57fps, 58fps, 59fps, 55fps, in frame intervals). Dxtory takes a direct performance hit (cpu usage, intense areas dipping fps). One method I have tried, is this. Msi afterburner >> download and install latest version >> Enable Onscreen display >> Open onscreen display options >> create a TESV profile by clicking the + sign on the bottem left of the menu >> add the tesv.exe >> click the spanner in the top right >> If you are using a d3d9.dll injector tick "enable compatibility on modified direct 3d runtimes (or something like that) >> Framerate limit = 60. This is strictly cap the framerate to 60 without the hit of other cappers. It will not entirely eliminate microstutter, however it will improve it by 80%. If you set the fps to 59fps. It will improve it by 100% and actually keep the cap at 59fps. 60fps is a lot smoother, and a lot of microstutter is removed in key annoying areas. I reccomend 60. The only way to get this 100% solved is to make a stink about it. Nobody seems to be doing that in any organized manner. MAKE A STINK ABOUT IT.