My furmark frametimes

[ko4]

My thread for those that want to take a look
https://forums.guru3d.com/threads/frame ... ng.426250/

My furmark frametimes


I need furmark graphs from someone else's system so I can rule out the gpu being the problem of my stuttering
I will also post unigine superposition frametimes soon

[jorimt]

Your complete FurMark settings? G-SYNC? V-SYNC? V-SYNC OFF? Framerate capped, uncapped?

Without that info, it's completely relative. And even with that info, if someone doesn't have your exact specs, direct GPU comparisons will be difficult.

For instance, if I test with my 1080 Ti, I'm probably going to get a notably higher score, and part of a higher score usually means a higher possible framerate. A higher possible framerate means any frametime spikes or variances I get are going to make my graphs look much different, and possibly even much worse than yours, as my system's framerate can potentially drop and then rise from a much higher/lower range during any spikes or variances.

That, and FurMark probably isn't the best way for globally testing frametime variances and spikes here, as both occurrences (barring extreme system issues) are usually entirely game (and even session) specific.

[ko4]

Your complete FurMark settings? G-SYNC? V-SYNC? V-SYNC OFF? Framerate capped, uncapped?

Without that info, it's completely relative. And even with that info, if someone doesn't have your exact specs, direct GPU comparisons will be difficult.

For instance, if I test with my 1080 Ti, I'm probably going to get a notably higher score, and part of a higher score usually means a higher possible framerate. A higher possible framerate means any frametime spikes or variances I get are going to make my graphs look much different, and possibly even much worse than yours, as my system's framerate can potentially drop and then rise from a much higher/lower range during any spikes or variances.

That, and FurMark probably isn't the best way for globally testing frametime variances and spikes here, as both occurrences (barring extreme system issues) are usually entirely game (and even session) specific.

Hello, thanks for posting your graphs

I closed discord and ran furmark fullscreen and the graph is now completely flat

very weird when I run it in windowed mode I get a lot of stutters, something wrong with win 10 dwm?

gtx 1060 i5 6500 single monitor gsync disabled

when running at windowed mode in full res (2560 x 1440) I get up to 30 ms microstutters with average framerate being around 55fps
note that these are not regular fps drops, they are stutters as you can see in the graph

[jorimt]

Hello, thanks for posting your graphs

I haven't posted any graphs yet. I'd need your FurMark settings to replicate. I'd also need to know if you're running G-SYNC, V-SYNC, or V-SYNC OFF during the test.