Wagnardsoft Stutter Test (WST) is a user-friendly visual diagnostic tool designed to help users identify and analyze GPU stuttering issues.

Identify and Rectify GPU Performance Issues
This test provides a series of visual stimuli that allow you to observe fluctuations in frame rates and rendering smoothness during different scenarios. By running Wagnardsoft Stutter Test, you can pinpoint specific instances of stuttering that may affect gameplay or video playback performance, enabling them to make informed decisions about necessary optimizations or hardware upgrades. Whether you are a gamer looking to enhance your experience or a technician diagnosing performance issues, Wagnardsoft Stutter Test effectively assesses GPU performance.

Use Wagnardsoft Stutter Test On:

● NVIDIA
● AMD
● Intel

Check Graphics Rendering Smoothness
Wagnardsoft Stutter Test evaluates the smoothness of graphics rendering in applications and games. It utilizes the Vulkan graphics API, which provides high-efficiency access to modern graphics hardware. The underlying framework for the test is built on the Godot Engine, a versatile and open-source game engine known for its flexibility and ease of use. By combining these technologies, the Stutter Test offers accurate insights into potential performance issues related to frame drops and stuttering during gameplay.

Multi-Scenario Evaluations**
Wagnardsoft Stutter Test is a tool primarily developed to evaluate stuttering in applications running in windowed mode. However, it also provides the option to switch to Exclusive Fullscreen mode, allowing for a more immersive experience. Additionally, the program enables users to toggle VSYNC (vertical synchronization) on or off, which can help assess how frame rate changes impact performance and stuttering. This flexibility makes the Stutter Test suitable for a variety of testing scenarios, ensuring a comprehensive analysis of graphical performance.

**Please note that turning OFF Vsync will tax your GPU significantly because it will throw 1k+ FPS. They plan to add an FPS limit later, but for now, use it with caution at your own risk.

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