Personal computing discussed
Moderators: renee, morphine, SecretSquirrel
DPete27 wrote:Just had a thought cross my mind. These days, manufacturers (CPUs and GPUs alike) are pushing their cards to the ragged edge from the factory with dynamic frequency boost algorithms. With TR's introduction of inside-the-second analysis, the industry quickly became more in-tune to improving frame-time consistency and largely solved the "problem". However, with dynamic clock rates becoming increasingly common, perhaps we're effectively taking a step backward in "smoothness" in order to consistently squeeze out every ounce of performance a system can muster? Also, your "experience" may vary greatly depending on how much cooling you've invested in?