Not to mention that FRAPS records things in the middle of the graphics chain, not at the end like a high-speed video camera would. So all this frametime talk is useless without a high speed camera to back it up.
More info here about why FRAPS is insufficient:
http://techreport.com/review/21516/inside-the-second-a-new-look-at-game-benchmarking/11
Also, when you record with FRAPS, isn't it going to place one frame right after the other in the video file regardless of microstutter? I would think none of the microstutter is going to be reproducable during playback.
D was by far the worst. There was definately microstutter in the d's. If you filmed more of just running down a hallway it would have been very easy to see.
d2=1.1
d1=3.1
They all seemed a little jerky at parts to me, idk...could just be the game. I've never personally played it.
Probably the 33.333 ms frames and/or 50ms frames.
There is no way to convey the frametimes in the graphs he's posted with an AVI unless the AVI is something like 1000 fps (and repeats the same frame 16-17 times for a 16.666 ms frame, etc).
I think to make this test valid, you should reveal in confidence to someone here which option represents which hardware.
The one hitch you see in the frame times was definitely a stutter in the game (fps count never showed it though) and the fraps video shows it perfectly clear as well. I'm not going to upload the video because they're just too big and I think it will show in what I will put together tomorrow. Fraps video is definitely catching things though at least up to 60 fps and possibly more, I'm still looking into it. edit: here's the fps graph for the frame times above:
I consider having a passage from a religious book for your signature line to be disrespectful. This is an international forum and is not frequented exclusively by Christians. I agree he or she should be more respectful of other peoples cultures and beliefs, so should you. It is hypocritical of someone with a religious message in his/her sig to moan about being disrespectful IMHO.
Please don't say "this is an American site", there is no such thing when it comes to an internet site that is aimed at an international audience.
Enough off topic though.
Good thing he's Christian. All he's done is politely asked for someone not to take the name of Jesus in vain. No one's being blown up for it. What does it being an American site have to do with anything. America's historically the most religiously diverse and tolerant country in the world. Check your own bigotry before you start lecturing others.
I find taking anyone's God(s) name in vain disrespectful on an international forum. I also find people having a religioius message in their sigs to be disrespectful. I was merely pointing out the irony in demanding people be respectful of their religious views, while not seeing that posting religious messages may be disrespectful to those of other beliefs.
The world is a place full of diverse religious beliefs. IMHO you can't demand people respect your religious beliefs while assuming your own is sancrosanct. At least not on an international site.
Please don't disrespect the Muslim religion like that. Just because they have a tendency to blow things up doesn't mean they are all going to Jihad over the interwebs.Good thing he's Christian. All he's done is politely asked for someone not to take the name of Jesus in vain. No one's being blown up for it.