MULTI Dead Space remake teaser - PC/Series/PS5

[CerebralTiger]

Are they?

 

[Necrokiller]

Are they?

Yes.

 

[CerebralTiger]

Show me on that graph where a frame time variance of 9 - 11 ms is being classified as a stutter

Heck, mujhe tou 12 ms par bhi doubt hai, since the red baseline doesn't seem to represent 20 ms, but, oh well, the other chart seems to suggest that is the case

 

[Necrokiller]

Show me on that graph where a frame time variance of 9 - 11 ms is being classified as a stutter

Everything above the red line is a stutter. Want me to teach you how to read a graph again?

 

[CerebralTiger]

And a variance of 11 ms (19.33 - 8.33) falls below the red line

The red line is supposed to be at 8.33 + 12 = 20 ms.

 

[Necrokiller]

Like I said earlier:

The red line depends on the moving average frame time.

Look after the 450s mark.

 

[CerebralTiger]

But but...

 

[Necrokiller]

But but...

That graph is explicitly for frame time variances. The corresponding frame time plot will show the stutters

 

[CerebralTiger]

Using a moving average frame time to represent the red graph is rather odd, as it's essentially the delta between two consecutive frame times that's important, as Alex said

Either way, frame time variances of 9-11 ms aren't classified as stutters here. Show me the findings of the 'Variances' tab

 

[Necrokiller]

Using a moving average frame time to represent the red graph is rather odd, as it's essentially the delta between two consecutive frame times that's important, as Alex said

A delta between two consecutive frames of 8ms and 19ms respectively is 10.67ms. How is this a stutter? Are you sure you're using the correct terminology here?

 

[Danish_karachi]

You guys must do a PhD in video game stutters.
That's complex level stuff up there.

 

[CerebralTiger]

A delta between two consecutive frames of 8ms and 19ms respectively is 10.67ms. How is this a stutter? Are you sure you're using the correct terminology here?

It is because 19 ms is over twice of 8.33 ms. GT7 always stays within the threshold of 16.67 ms at 120 fps

You guys must do a PhD in video game stutters.
That's complex level stuff up there.

It would probably be more beneficial to Necrokiller's fav capframex. His subjective views on Stray's performance on PC are interesting to say the least

 

[Necrokiller]

It would probably be more beneficial to Necrokiller's fav capframex. His subjective views on Stray's performance on PC are interesting to say the least

Objective data still shows that Stray is also 99.8% smooth. CerebralTiger is just mad that his gross exaggeration of stutters is getting exposed by CapFrameX's factual findings

 

[CerebralTiger]

Lemme guess, Alex and DF's verdict on the game's performance on PC is also a gross exaggeration

 

[Necrokiller]

Lemme guess, Alex and DF's verdict on the game's performance on PC is also a gross exaggeration

Their verdicts don't come with actual figures and data, hence no way to gauge severity objectively

 

[CerebralTiger]

Of course they did. DF tested the game on all platforms, including PC, using its superior tools

 

[Necrokiller]

Of course they did. DF tested the game on all platforms, including PC, using its superior tools

DF never gave us a figure like VGTech or CapFrameX can

Its a fact that Dead Space stutters. It's also a fact and objectively proven that the severity is 0.2%

 

[CerebralTiger]

It's a fact that Alex's testing is comprehensive, and he said that stutters are frequent. They happen every time you traverse a door (less so if you re-enter a recently traversed room). I trust him over a sea of "runs find on my machine" claimers

 

[Necrokiller]

It's a fact that Alex's testing is comprehensive, and he said that stutters are frequent. They happen every time you traverse a door (less so if you re-enter a recently traversed room). I trust him over a sea of "runs find on my machine" claimers

0
.
2
%

 

[CerebralTiger]

Based on the areas Necrokiller traversed