I try it, and works (in my stutter - tester mountain). Low the AMD multiplier with easytune 17x -> 8x, and stutter almost gone, but the game don't slowing noticeable.
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Anti stutter = lower CPU speed?
» Fri Jun 01, 2012 4:28 pm
I try it, and works (in my stutter - tester mountain). Low the AMD multiplier with easytune 17x -> 8x, and stutter almost gone, but the game don't slowing noticeable.
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Natalie Taylor - Posts: 3301
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» Fri Jun 01, 2012 6:03 am
... the AMD multiplier with easytune 17x -> 8x, ...
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Emily Jeffs - Posts: 3335
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» Fri Jun 01, 2012 11:15 am
or download the 64hz stutter fix on the nexus
That way u wont need to reduce the AMD multiplier from 17x to 8x
That way u wont need to reduce the AMD multiplier from 17x to 8x
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Jessie Butterfield - Posts: 3453
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» Fri Jun 01, 2012 2:48 pm
or download the 64hz stutter fix on the nexus
That way u wont need to reduce the AMD multiplier from 17x to 8x
That way u wont need to reduce the AMD multiplier from 17x to 8x
I try out everything, fps limiters, borderless things, nexus screen tearing generator, but indoor stutter always present. This cpu limit only for fun, i think the gamebyro engine is.... no comment.
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Maddy Paul - Posts: 3430
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» Fri Jun 01, 2012 5:12 am
I try out everything, fps limiters, borderless things, nexus screen tearing generator, but indoor stutter always present. This cpu limit only for fun, i think the gamebyro engine is.... no comment.
The game has to keep track of everything in different cells. The CPU and RAM is used for that. GFX card doesn't render things in all the other cells.
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Averielle Garcia - Posts: 3491
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» Fri Jun 01, 2012 1:58 am
Sorry, is this what you mean: http://www.gigabyte.us/support-downloads/Utility.aspx?cg=2?
Yes, because my board is Gigabyte GA-780T-D3L.
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Jade - Posts: 3520
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» Fri Jun 01, 2012 2:50 am
Yes, because my board is Gigabyte GA-780T-D3L.
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Soph - Posts: 3499
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» Fri Jun 01, 2012 8:48 am
This works only for computers who have the same motherboard then?
This program only for some gigabyte motherboard (see support list). If you had another manufacturer's board, try search cpu tuner program on manufacturer's website. Or change the cpu speed in bios.
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Tinkerbells - Posts: 3432
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» Fri Jun 01, 2012 7:45 am
Whether or not this is true for AMD, IDK, but as you can see I have a screamin' fast OCd Intel CPU and a super-fast gfx card, and I don't have stutter.
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Minako - Posts: 3379
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» Fri Jun 01, 2012 6:03 am
Whether or not this is true for AMD, IDK, but as you can see I have a screamin' fast OCd Intel CPU and a super-fast gfx card, and I don't have stutter.
The stuttering reason is mystic, even for bethesda coders. I don't see any pattern in cases...
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Marquis T - Posts: 3425
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» Fri Jun 01, 2012 10:06 am
Yeah I have an AMD 970 be, its oc'ed to 4.2ghz. I have no stutter! also im useing the gigabyte 970a-ud3. glad it worked for your problem though.
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Calum Campbell - Posts: 3574
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