It's either a problem with the card itself, or a problem with how AMD handles downclocking on RDNA cards, it gave us lots of problems on my old non-Nintendo-happy job.
Open a report to AMD via the driver.
If it is downclocking (a common issue on RDNA based GPUs), try this, enable instant replay video recording, and record desktop.
That should force a higher vram clock speed, may be enough to stop the stuttering.
If the problem persists like that, it's something else.
Forza Motorsport closes due to lack of support for Enhanced Barriers on Iris Xe graphics · Issue #761 · IGCIT/Intel-GPU-Community-Issue-Tracker-IGCIT (github.com)
Did already 2 weeks ago, these people drop support as soon as the replacement is out.
Can't wait to see the reaction of Alchemist...
Meh, worth it for the quality improvement.
On hardware that can't run DLSS, it's a race to see what gets more adoption, FSR3.1 or this. Either would fix the distracting artifacts of their implementations.
Doing some testing for fun, running Cyberpunk on an i5 1240p laptop, no dGPU. You have to...
I reported issues to them and their reply was "no" until I made the problem public. Vulkan is basically a zero priority to them, which for someone like Intel, who has been making drivers for the last 26 years, is disgusting.
They have to provide the drivers so consumers know they aren't wasting...
It's the fallback, it's the best option for GPUs that can't inform better support like Pascal. XeSS would murder them.
Reading comprehension is necessary in life.