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That said, you can use Nvidia Inspector to turn it off if you have a Nvidia card.
Don't know the ATI equivalent, sorry.
At least the cap is 60, which is enough for most people.
Change "iPresentInterval=1" to "iPresentInterval=0"
Vsync should now be off.
I cap mine at 58 (v-sync on) which takes care of most of the stutter and input lag. Mileage may vary.
if your only getting stutter indoors you might want to look at the mods you have installed that might be the issue , also if mouse acceleration is turned on in the prefs.ini you might try setting it to off
http://skyrim.nexusmods.com/mods/4/
UPDATE: The mod has been replaced with this one: http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/40706/?
Don't turn off Vxync for this - turn off mouse smoothing. There's an option in the .ini to disable it . You can Google the info.
I'm not an educated game developer, but I'll try to clarify as far as my knowledge goes:
In some games (maybe all or most, I don't know) there is an update function which is called every time the frame is updated. Since it updates game information every time the frame is updated, it will update game information ever 60 seconds if that is your frame rate. How this causes trouble when going above 60 FPS is something I don't know, but I believe it must have something to do with this.
Again, I'm not educated or even entitled to call myself a game developer, so take what I've written here with a grain of salt.