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I noticed that with the vanilla wow 1.12 client I run at 50fps and performance is very bad with long loading times and mega stutters. What fixes it is simply leaving intel xtu on in the background. Not changing any settings manually just leaving it on. I was lucky to discover this because I turned i...

AMD talked about it in more detail on their youtube. It is indeed limiting the ammount of work that the cpu can que up. Should not have a huge impact in all situations but it's good to see these things focused on and welcome as a user option. IMO every millisecond is important.

Usually with downscaling you want to have 4 virtual pixels to every 1 actual pixel. So 2x the resolution on each axis. If you have anything other than an integer ratio of virtual to real pixels the virtual pixels will end up overlapping multiple real pixels blurring their colors over them. You may w...

Even if it is 8bit there can still be inversion patterns. However I tend to think that the issue is related to FRC given that some situations can exacerbate the FRC issue. And also the the mention that windowed mode and linux do not present as many problems. That said it doesn't have to be FRC relat...

https://www.testufo.com/inversion#pattern=thick-color-bars&ppf=1 My investment appears in that pattern of this test. Only in the gray color, in the other colors of the test does not happen. Basically the pixels look fatter, like a chessboard. It shows if you get closer to the screen. Zowie tells me...

There are multiple kinds of inversion patterns that can happen on a monitor. The first is voltage inversion done to protect the monitor from damage that may occur if a steady voltage is supplied. Instead positive voltage is used then negative in a cycle. The cycle uses an inversion pattern so that a...

It might be able to scale with frame time. So 144hz would be almost 5ms. 240hz would be 2.7ms. Still welcome. Another part of a good setup. Every ms counts.

I think the only way to defeat the cameras is with a tinfoil hat. They are built into every pixel. Every time you defeat one two more are 3d printed using alien tech stolen by the govenment. The tinfoil hat creates an electromagnetically resonant chamber that defeats the technology by creating a fee...

I wasn't asking for their testing setup because I was doubting their results, rather because I believe a lot of gamers don't understand input lag and how it influences their game, therefore when this popped up during e3 there were a lot of people with ???? above their head in the audience. I hope t...

The first clue is that they said it has to do with software that exists between the gpu and the monitor. I'm not sure if they meant software specifically on the gpu or not. But those were the words they used. The second clue is that they showed data that they said was from a 60fps situation. The lag...