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Originally Posted by ionutm80
ReClock is only possible in x86 chain where indeed it allows me to have 1 frame drop every 4.xy hours, however I'm using everything in x64 ...
I know about smooth motion but that is frame blending and not frame interpolation. I kinda like SVP effect but this is a matter of taste.
My question towards more skilled people here is how close NVidia can be to 59.94? Because for me is 59.937. If I force everything at 1080p60 only in madVR I get 59.974 so I'm either below or above the target of 59.94. With Intel HD4400 I'm close to perfection 59.94006.
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getting close to 59.94 is a waste of time you are still off to the audio clock.
if you want to stop repeating/dropping frames you have to match the audio clock.
the reason why intel has a "perfect" clock comes most likely from sharing the system clock with the video clock so they may have the same clock generator.
in the end it doesn't matter if the audio clock is different.
there are 3 clock in a system (maybe a lot more).
the system clock, the video clock and the audio clock.
the system clock is not really important in this case.
the clock deviation in madVR is important not the shown HZ.