Wagnardsoft Stutter Test Released

[Wagnard]

Wagnardsoft Stutter Test Released



Requirement:

-Windows 10 or newer
-NVIDIA, AMD, Intel GPUs


Changelog:

First release.

Known issues:
- *** Please note that turning OFF Vsync will tax your GPU a lot because it will throw 1k+ FPS. I will add a FPS limit later but for now use with caution at your own risk. ***

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[RonanN1]

Thank you for this tool

In fullscreen with Vsync ON I have some small stuttering ~ 146 to 237 fps and with Vsync OFF I have 0 stuttering and ~ 3600 to 6999+ FPS.

Main monitor: ROG Swift OLED PG27AQDM
GPU: ROG Strix GeForce RTX 4090 OC 24GB GDDR6X
CPU: Ryzen 9 7950X

[ChaosDMNS]

What exactly is supposed to happen? it went by the screen smooth a silk. 240fps fullscreen and windowed. and just as smooth when I pressed v and turned off vsync.. smoooooth. over 10k fps. So I guess I don't have any stutter then?

[Wagnard]

What exactly is supposed to happen? it went by the screen smooth a silk. 240fps fullscreen and windowed. and just as smooth when I pressed v and turned off vsync.. smoooooth. over 10k fps. So I guess I don't have any stutter then?

Yeah there was anormal stutter with vsync in windowed
mode that could be seen visually but Not necessarily with monitoring tools.

I know this doesn't affect my system anymore , so seems like nvidia fixed the issue but I don't know exactly when they fixed it as I recover from a heart attack that I had at the beginning of May, so I didn't check a lot

[danielkyler]

The author has provided system requirements and important information about known issues, as well as how to financially support the project. Nice to see support from backers and suggestions for tools that might be helpful.