Micro-stuttering in a single Radeon 7850?

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does micro stuttering exist in single gpu's because I think I may be having it in most of my games (e.g MW3, BF3 and Dead Island)
 
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I know microstuttring exists in every system to some level but its only perceivable when you use crossfire or a dual gpu such as the hd7990. I can't imagine OP's hd7850 to have microstutter that noticeable
 
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Trolling for an argument just goes to show how little you know about the subject, or are you really just trying to live up to your username?
 
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So what are/were the single GPU issues that AMD were/are working on then?
 
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When I play BF3 or MW3, the backround programs usually include Chrome, Origin, Steam, Spotify, iTunes, Lexmark printer program and rainmeter and fraps. How do I check my temps?

Come on AMD, dont wanna have to switch to a GTX 660
 
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Worth a try but I can't get it to install so GL to the OP I hope it works for them.

Also, why would a driver that's supposed to fix an issue with multi card setups make any difference on a single GPU? :whistle: Care to share your reasoning?
 
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I guess it's worth a try. Have you ever heard of Micro Stuttering on a single GPU or is it an extreme;y rare issue?
Also, after installing drivers, should you reeboot the system?

 
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That's from an article that I linked to earlier, it does exist and anybody who can handle a bit of reading can find out about it.
 
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I have posted a link, it's not my fault if people are too lazy to do some reading.
 
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Did you read the earlier article that article links to?
 
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I posted a link to the article(s).
 
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I finally found what MM is talking about but he seems to be ignoring a critical part

It was AMD in particular who was battered by all of this work, with the discovery that both their single-GPU and multi-GPU products were experiencing poor frame pacing at times. AMD could meet (and beat) NVIDIA on frame rates, only to lose out on smoothness as a result of poor frame pacing.

Since then we have seen both some progress and some new revelations on these matters. AMD was very quick to start working on resolving their single-GPU issues, and by March when they were willing and able to fully engage the tech community, they had already solved the bulk of those single-GPU issues. With those issues behind them, they also laid out a plan to tackle the more complex issue of multi-GPU frame pacing, which would involve spending a few months to write a new frame pacing mechanism for their cards.
Click to expand...
 
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