STUTTERING a lot anytime

[Mowgly1000]

I have a huge problem that ruins my gaming experience to the point where I no longer play it.
I have a 1080ti, i5 6600K, 16gb of ram and I have fully optimized windows for gaming.
I tested in 4K, in 1080p, max settings, min settings, vsync on / off, G-sync on / off, cpu overclocked or not, etc...
But micro stuttering is here again and again, even ma fps lock in 60. Micro drop, Maxi deception...
Anyone else have same issues? Please help me

[Exit Humanity]

I will definitely not buy this game if that evil stuttering is present. Milestone had trouble with this same issue on so many of their games in the past! How can they charge such a high price for a game that's not even tested properly?
Makes you wonder how legit those reviews are?

[Exit Humanity]

This is a shot in the dark! Maybe try and move installation folder to HDD rather than SSD, or vice versa?

[Meatsac]

Originally posted by Keyser Sôze:

I have a huge problem that ruins my gaming experience to the point where I no longer play it.
I have a 1080ti, i5 6600K, 16gb of ram and I have fully optimized windows for gaming.
I tested in 4K, in 1080p, max settings, min settings, vsync on / off, G-sync on / off, cpu overclocked or not, etc...
But micro stuttering is here again and again, even ma fps lock in 60. Micro drop, Maxi deception...
Anyone else have same issues? Please help me

I don't have this title yet , but I adjusted a few things in NVIDIA Control panel that work wonders on the first version.

Open NVIDIA Control Panel

(1). Create a game profile (Manage 3d settings / program settings / add / select the game)
(2). Set "Power Management Mode" to: Prefer maximum performance.
(3). Set "Low Latency Mode to "On" or "Ultra" - This is basically setting pre-render frames to one.
(4). Lock frame rate to 60.
(5). Turn on Vsync or Gsync
(6). Leave Triple buffer off for now, (set to on if needed later).

PS: Make sure to set "PhysX" to your GPU, not the CPU or Auto... This is for visual stuff that uses that Nvidia feature... It's in under "Configure surround, PhysX"

[Gary]

Originally posted by Meatsac:

Originally posted by Keyser Sôze:

I have a huge problem that ruins my gaming experience to the point where I no longer play it.
I have a 1080ti, i5 6600K, 16gb of ram and I have fully optimized windows for gaming.
I tested in 4K, in 1080p, max settings, min settings, vsync on / off, G-sync on / off, cpu overclocked or not, etc...
But micro stuttering is here again and again, even ma fps lock in 60. Micro drop, Maxi deception...
Anyone else have same issues? Please help me

I don't have this title yet , but I adjusted a few things in NVIDIA Control panel that work wonders on the first version.

Open NVIDIA Control Panel

(1). Create a game profile (Manage 3d settings / program settings / add / select the game)
(2). Set "Power Management Mode" to: Prefer maximum performance.
(3). Set "Low Latency Mode to "On" or "Ultra" - This is basically setting pre-render frames to one.
(4). Lock frame rate to 60.
(5). Turn on Vsync or Gsync
(6). Leave Triple buffer off for now, (set to on if needed later).

PS: Make sure to set "PhysX" to your GPU, not the CPU or Auto... This is for visual stuff that uses that Nvidia feature... It's in under "Configure surround, PhysX"

This did wonders for me. I now have a smooth running game. Thankyou.

[Mumblesh]

yeah I have this issue, will try some things. But don't underestimate the power of driver updates and turning virus checkers off. The latter is just general advice that may or may not not be applicable here.

[Mowgly1000]

Yo, this tips don't help me but thank you for the advise. I do everything about my computer, flash BIOS, disabled speedstep, C-states...in bios, change a lot of value in register for processor stability and memory stability, lock or not lock fps, lock or not v-sync, with or not g-sync, with or not gaming launcher like razer cortex, etc, etc....
I'm stuck now, i like the game, i like motorbike, i love TT (which will not take place this year :'(, but
in view of the speed of play, this kind of annoyance should not be tolerated.
Please Dev help us with this bug in helmet

[kmanitou81]

I really want to give this one a chance, but with the same stuttering, not thanks.

[blueyzaa]

Originally posted by Meatsac:

Originally posted by Keyser Sôze:

I have a huge problem that ruins my gaming experience to the point where I no longer play it.
I have a 1080ti, i5 6600K, 16gb of ram and I have fully optimized windows for gaming.
I tested in 4K, in 1080p, max settings, min settings, vsync on / off, G-sync on / off, cpu overclocked or not, etc...
But micro stuttering is here again and again, even ma fps lock in 60. Micro drop, Maxi deception...
Anyone else have same issues? Please help me

I don't have this title yet , but I adjusted a few things in NVIDIA Control panel that work wonders on the first version.

Open NVIDIA Control Panel

(1). Create a game profile (Manage 3d settings / program settings / add / select the game)
(2). Set "Power Management Mode" to: Prefer maximum performance.
(3). Set "Low Latency Mode to "On" or "Ultra" - This is basically setting pre-render frames to one.
(4). Lock frame rate to 60.
(5). Turn on Vsync or Gsync
(6). Leave Triple buffer off for now, (set to on if needed later).

PS: Make sure to set "PhysX" to your GPU, not the CPU or Auto... This is for visual stuff that uses that Nvidia feature... It's in under "Configure surround, PhysX"

Hey !! Thanks for this !! I have 1st version and was unplayable on desktop and laptop (both alienware), This fix worked on both for me !! Thanks Again !

[nemmo]

Wahou, works great for me also. Thanks mate !!!

[Meatsac]

Glad to hear it worked out for ya.... Rubber side down - have fun!

[DiscoChris]

Originally posted by Meatsac:

Originally posted by Keyser Sôze:

I have a huge problem that ruins my gaming experience to the point where I no longer play it.
I have a 1080ti, i5 6600K, 16gb of ram and I have fully optimized windows for gaming.
I tested in 4K, in 1080p, max settings, min settings, vsync on / off, G-sync on / off, cpu overclocked or not, etc...
But micro stuttering is here again and again, even ma fps lock in 60. Micro drop, Maxi deception...
Anyone else have same issues? Please help me

I don't have this title yet , but I adjusted a few things in NVIDIA Control panel that work wonders on the first version.

Open NVIDIA Control Panel

(1). Create a game profile (Manage 3d settings / program settings / add / select the game)
(2). Set "Power Management Mode" to: Prefer maximum performance.
(3). Set "Low Latency Mode to "On" or "Ultra" - This is basically setting pre-render frames to one.
(4). Lock frame rate to 60.
(5). Turn on Vsync or Gsync
(6). Leave Triple buffer off for now, (set to on if needed later).

PS: Make sure to set "PhysX" to your GPU, not the CPU or Auto... This is for visual stuff that uses that Nvidia feature... It's in under "Configure surround, PhysX"

You sir are my new favourite person - thanks for sharing

[KayJay]

Hi, I did some excessive testing in native 4k @120Hz, @100Hz and @60Hz and my results are at least on my machine (12700k + RTX 3080 Ti) that you have to have an exact framerate of either 30, 60 or 120. Even constant 100 FPS at @100Hz results in heavy constant stutters. G-Sync does not help in this case.

The next important find is that the InGame Motion Blur feature seeems to heavily mess with the game's framepacing @120FPS. When I enable Motion Blur in this specific framerate it will mess with the framepacing even when RTSS reports a perfect constant 120 FPS @120Hz. Those framepacing issues from the Motion Blur feature results in noticable Stutters. Once you disable motion blur, you will get the correct constant FPS (that is if your PC keeps a constant 60 or 120.)
Motion Blur seems to work as intended when you only play @60Hz.

So make sure your rig & Graphics settings offer you a locked 60 FPS @60/120Hz or 120FPS @120Hz and disable InGame Motion Blur if you play at 120Hz. Any Framerate below, inbetween or above will not give you a smooth experience.

[thetoecutter04]

Originally posted by Keyser Sôze:

I have a huge problem that ruins my gaming experience to the point where I no longer play it.
I have a 1080ti, i5 6600K, 16gb of ram and I have fully optimized windows for gaming.
I tested in 4K, in 1080p, max settings, min settings, vsync on / off, G-sync on / off, cpu overclocked or not, etc...
But micro stuttering is here again and again, even ma fps lock in 60. Micro drop, Maxi deception...
Anyone else have same issues? Please help me

-try setting post processing to medium all across the board, i have a beast system and was also getting some choppy stuttering, so i left GFX set to very high and set post processing to medium and its smooth as ice now...seems to actually look better too:)

[DarkLordAres]

Just wanted to come here and say what a massive help this thread was in getting this game in a playable state for me. I don't have it perfectly ironed out yet, but if it wasn't for the setup Meatsac posted and tweaks from KayJay, I'd still be pretty unhappily borderline losing races trying to figure out how to get this game to look like it should. So, thanks a ton guys

[Stickleback]

Originally posted by Keyser Sôze:

I have a huge problem that ruins my gaming experience to the point where I no longer play it.
I have a 1080ti, i5 6600K, 16gb of ram and I have fully optimized windows for gaming.
I tested in 4K, in 1080p, max settings, min settings, vsync on / off, G-sync on / off, cpu overclocked or not, etc...
But micro stuttering is here again and again, even ma fps lock in 60. Micro drop, Maxi deception...
Anyone else have same issues? Please help me

im using my old GTX950 and it runs good enough.