Stuttering In Game After Patch 2.11

[MrHollyw00d]

The game stutters a lot now after this patch. Never had stuttering like this until now. It happens probably every 5 seconds especially while moving a lot.

13700k/3080ti

I have found that disabling E-Cores (for recent Intel 12/13/14th gen cpus) in bios happens to be the best fix for me and the game actually seems to be playing way smoother than it did before.

Seems like more than a few threads out there agree that a lot of gaming applications (among others) can't tell the difference between p-cores and e-cores on these new intel processors. So disabling them in bios until it is fixed by intel and gaming developers is the best fixed for many.

[TheDwarvenDwarf]

Same here :(

[Okerlund]

Have the same issue here. Was hoping it wasn't just me. Hope we get a fix soon.

[Guyver]

No stuttering here

[Talon]

Buttery smooth, flat frametime graph here.

14900K, 8400 CL38, and RTX 4090.

[ZPugh]

My game crashes right after the intro announcements.

[andressergio]

Originally posted by Talon:

Buttery smooth, flat frametime graph here.

14900K, 8400 CL38, and RTX 4090.

your same hardware and i do have stutters

[Vox Maximus]

No stuttering. 7950x 4090

[Talon]

Originally posted by andressergio:

Originally posted by Talon:

Buttery smooth, flat frametime graph here.

14900K, 8400 CL38, and RTX 4090.

your same hardware and i do have stutters

Go to game play and check that Prioritize P Cores is set to Auto. If you enable this feature, it will stutter. You have to reboot after selecting it. I just tested this.

Alternatively, if you have the scroll lock feature on your system to disable E cores on the fly, if you disable them in game, it immediately smooths out. But not all BIOS have this legacy game mode feature enabled. I turned it on in my BIOS for testing, its nice to be able to turn them off with a key press.

[Tex]

Go to graphics settings,
set default settings,
restart the game.
Customize your settings.

[Batman]

Nice and smooth 5900X RTX3080

[Bjørn]

I had stuttering like that (about every 5 seconds) a few days ago after I installed the latest Nvidia driver, and got a bad feeling.

Restarting the PC solved it though, luckily.

[kketsers]

Originally posted by Virion:

Go to graphics settings,
set default settings,
restart the game.
Customize your settings.

This worked for me. Defaulted the graphics, ran the benchmark, after that the stutter was gone.

[MrHollyw00d]

Originally posted by Talon:

Originally posted by andressergio:

your same hardware and i do have stutters

Go to game play and check that Prioritize P Cores is set to Auto. If you enable this feature, it will stutter. You have to reboot after selecting it. I just tested this.

Alternatively, if you have the scroll lock feature on your system to disable E cores on the fly, if you disable them in game, it immediately smooths out. But not all BIOS have this legacy game mode feature enabled. I turned it on in my BIOS for testing, its nice to be able to turn them off with a key press.

This right here did the trick. Prioritizing P Cores caused a ton of stutters but setting it back to Auto (and restarting game) continued stutters for me.

I deactivated my E-Cores in the bios and that game runs WAY smoother than it did even before this patch. Thanks a lot!

Granted it's annoying to have to do this but I'm curious to see if this same benefit would also affect other games.

[[NF]Lysandar]

Originally posted by kketsers:

Originally posted by Virion:

Go to graphics settings,
set default settings,
restart the game.
Customize your settings.

This worked for me. Defaulted the graphics, ran the benchmark, after that the stutter was gone.

Thank you so much /

[roki_propc]

bruh after this update my cpu utilization is over 70%