Doesn't the ifps clamp set your framerate though? Which means if you set it at 30 it would never go above? I tried this fix for fallout 3 back in the day and it didn't really fix anything aside from lowering my framerate. I remember setting it at 60, but if you ever drop below you will get havok slow down. My system never dropped below, but for some reason the pipboy would get progressively off-center to the point where my character was holding his arm above his head.
Doesn't the ifps clamp set your framerate though? Which means if you set it at 30 it would never go above? I tried this fix for fallout 3 back in the day and it didn't really fix anything aside from lowering my framerate. I remember setting it at 60, but if you ever drop below you will get havok slow down. My system never dropped below, but for some reason the pipboy would get progressively off-center to the point where my character was holding his arm above his head.
And you are correct ! that is why I removed the post. While it did indeed remove the microstutter. It cause to many issues as well.
I hope this is one of the things the devs try and fix, but I won't hold my breath. Microstutter in these games has been around dating back to Morrowind.