Nvidia has released yet another display driver update for Windows, though this time, it is a special hotfix driver that is meant to fix stutters and micro-stutters during gaming and/or web browsing.

Nobody likes screen tearing, but some gamers will happily put up with it rather than enable V-sync. They're not just being ...

NVIDIA has released a new hotfix driver for its graphics cards, the NVIDIA GeForce Hotfix Driver 551.46. According to the green team, this new hotfix driver will resolve some micro-stutters that ...

Why it matters: AMD addresses low-latency issues associated with Vsync with latest Radeon software. "Enhanced Sync" turns off Vsync whenever frame rate drops below your monitor's refresh rate ...

NVIDIA has swiftly deployed a hotfix for its new Game Ready Driver which was released yesterday, and had a couple of annoying bugs - one of which was much more frustrating than the other. We're ...

Few issues compare to the frustration that micro stuttering causes, spoiling an otherwise largely smooth gaming experience. While it is difficult to identify the root causes of micro stutters, Nvidia ...

We use some captured video footage to try and demonstrate effects of Vsync and frame rates on animation smoothness. After publishing the Frame Rating Part 3 story, I started to see quite a bit of ...