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1. Make sure you VSync is off. In-game, in your video card settings also.
2. Download a tool that allow you to cap FPS on specific application like Radeon Pro or Rivertuner (there's probably other options too). The game runs at 60 FPS, by limiting the FPS to 58 FPS I was able to able tearing/shuttering issues.
Hopefully it will help. Good luck!
It's not 100% perfect but the improvement is substantial, the one downside is you get a short grey screen on level load / respawn.
Uninstalling the game from the SSD and reinstalling it onto my C drive completely fixed the issue. It's the only game on my SSD that seems to have a problem with running off it.
Not sure if it's related, but the second I did that, I could run the game with 0 issues whereas before I was either stuttering to the point of unplayability or straight up unable to leave the tutorial zone due to fps dropping to 1 frame per 10+ seconds.
https://youtu.be/nLzzJaPbsdM
Running dgVoodoo + SpecialK
Game needs to be windowed and Vsync disabled
dgVoodoo needs no special config besides bumping the VRAM and removing the logo
SpecialK needs frame limiter to 60 and latent sync on
dgVoodoo alone is better than nothing