Jedi Fallen Order Unplayable Due To Performance/Stuttering [PC]

[⚡DooM⚡]

I just got the game today and already the game has loads of issues. The biggest issue has to do with the performance and stuttering in game due to poor optimization work done by the dev team. My setup is a [1080 TI / i7-6700 / 16GB RAM / Windows 10 x64] and I've gone through all the settings without any fixes to this issue. This problem seems to stem from the open world aspect of optimization as many of the sections where the game is loading the open world scene will cause major stuttering issues. All of my settings are now on the lowest that they can be, which is medium, and yet this problem still is a huge issue making the game unplayable. Fights with creatures turn into a hit or miss where the game will stutter which causes you to die due to not being able to perform any actions. Exploring the open world, which should look beautiful, becomes unenjoyable due to how poorly the game performs. This is embarrassing how badly this is doing so far after launch and is 100% unacceptable. Rockstar has already fixed their issues in their open world game which does way more than this game does. Fix your ♥♥♥♥. I will change my negative review of the game on Steam when it is done.

[Repost since the devs don't care about the EA forums. Don't blame em.]

[Judge Lazar]

Something on your PC isn't set up right then. I have a Ryzen 5 2600 and MSI 1050Ti and I never drop below 50fps. No stuttering at all, the only thing on medium is shadows and post processing.

Most newer games will run better on higher settings. Turning everything to low pulls more stress off the GPU and onto the CPU. So turn them back up.

Is the game on an SSD? You do understand how indexing and preparing of textures works, right? Almost any new game is going to be slightly wonky at first because the texture files, event triggers, lighting scripts, shadows and how those shadows interact with the world are not indexed on the drive therefore it takes a little extra work for the CPU to find, index and load the files. Once this has been done for all of the relevant files, the stuttering will go away. If not, well then I dunno what to tell you because as I said, I have no problems with a much less powerful PC and the majority of complaints about stuttering have died off.

Is the game up to date? Are you in Full screen? What kind of background programs are you running? 16gb of RAM is kind of on the low end, even thought that's what I have, make sure your browsers are all closed, an open browser can take up to 25-30% of RAM even when it's just idling.

[Judge Lazar]

Addendum: Leave Dynamic resolution scaling off. Looks like crap and sucks up more resources than it's worth. Honestly, with your computer you should be having not a single issue.

Something else to try is go into Origin and make sure the game is up to date. It's possible that it did not have time to patch before you started playing.

[⚡DooM⚡]

引用自 Judge Lazar：

Addendum: Leave Dynamic resolution scaling off. Looks like crap and sucks up more resources than it's worth. Honestly, with your computer you should be having not a single issue.

Something else to try is go into Origin and make sure the game is up to date. It's possible that it did not have time to patch before you started playing.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PASZONr4-5k&t=1132s
Here is what the game is like on console ^^^. This isn't an issue on PC due to hardware or the game being up to date. It is an issue with the game and it's coding. It's a problem on console and it is a problem on PC. There was more or less the same issue when it came to Red Dead Redemption 2's launch on PC and there was no fix until a gpu driver released along with a patch for the game.

[noahsharklord]

引用自 ⚡DooM⚡：

引用自 Judge Lazar：

Addendum: Leave Dynamic resolution scaling off. Looks like crap and sucks up more resources than it's worth. Honestly, with your computer you should be having not a single issue.

Something else to try is go into Origin and make sure the game is up to date. It's possible that it did not have time to patch before you started playing.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PASZONr4-5k&t=1132s
Here is what the game is like on console ^^^. This isn't an issue on PC due to hardware or the game being up to date. It is an issue with the game and it's coding. It's a problem on console and it is a problem on PC. There was more or less the same issue when it came to Red Dead Redemption 2's launch on PC and there was no fix until a gpu driver released along with a patch for the game.

Dude I have an i7-9700, 2060gtx and 16 gigs of ram and I run it at high res perfectly fine, this is something you should take up with steam support, and stop acting like a child doom

[mark1971]

Op, I got zero issues and I also got an i7 and a Ti. Anything maxed, predominant stable frames and fluid (ingame) controls. - Respawn did a solid job!

Apart from that, Fallen Order needs optimizations, but there is nothing that stopped my progression.

Edit: Text addition

[aeoncs]

引用自 ⚡DooM⚡：

The biggest issue has to do with the performance and stuttering in game due to poor optimization work done by the dev team. My setup is a [1080 TI / i7-6700 / 16GB RAM / Windows 10 x64]
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Fix your ♥♥♥♥.

How about you fix your ♥♥♥♥♥♥ system? I'm literally running the game on a potato PC (GTX 970, i5 4570, 8GB RAM) with a mix of high and epic at a constant 40-45 FPS.

But yeah, Judge already tried to help you in a meaningful way - way more meaningful than your attitude deserves anyway.

[ne0tic]

I play with the highest graphics, 1440p with an RTX 2080 Super and it works quite well for me :) I'm usually over 120FPS though sometimes I drop down to 50-60FPS for a second which is a bit annoying.

[mark1971]

引用自 aeoncs：

[...]

I'm literally running the game on a potato PC (GTX 970, i5 4570, 8GB RAM) with a mix of high and epic at a constant 40-45 FPS.

[...]

That's good to hear.

Try the Nvidia Control Panel for further optimizations. I increased sharpening and texture quality. And also check the latest Studio Driver, these are way better than Game Ready. Also I'm sure I don't have to recommend you DDU.

[LMGCrusader1096]

Here is the issue you can come across in the pinned Patch notes in the community hub. The most recent patch affected several systems running intel products with 10 series cards, most notably 1080 and 1080 Ti cards. I have a 1080, an i7 Kaby Lake processor, and 16g RAM, and the game is stuck at 20 frames. Before the patch went live I was running flawlessly, as were many people, and 60s and 70 frames per second on max settings. This should not have become a measuring contest to see who had a potato PC that could run the game and dump on the person who posted the original topic.

[mark1971]

引用自 LMGCrusader1096：

Here is the issue you can come across in the pinned Patch notes in the community hub. The most recent patch affected several systems running intel products with 10 series cards, most notably 1080 and 1080 Ti cards. I have a 1080, an i7 Kaby Lake processor, and 16g RAM, and the game is stuck at 20 frames. Before the patch went live I was running flawlessly, as were many people, and 60s and 70 frames per second on max settings. This should not have become a measuring contest to see who had a potato PC that could run the game and dump on the person who posted the original topic.

I got a 1080 Ti, and Windows 10 Pro. The patch improved the game for me.

I'm not saying an issue is nonexistent, but not on my system.

[Kleerex]

Asks for help, acts aggressively. That's not how it works, kid.

[az4a3l]

@Op

Are you using overclocked settings on your PC ram, GPU, Cpu?

[⚡DooM⚡]

引用自 az4a3l：

@Op

Are you using overclocked settings on your PC ram, GPU, Cpu?

No I am not. Would cause more issues than giving performance for my setup.

[⚡DooM⚡]

引用自 Neo_Intended：

引用自 LMGCrusader1096：

Here is the issue you can come across in the pinned Patch notes in the community hub. The most recent patch affected several systems running intel products with 10 series cards, most notably 1080 and 1080 Ti cards. I have a 1080, an i7 Kaby Lake processor, and 16g RAM, and the game is stuck at 20 frames. Before the patch went live I was running flawlessly, as were many people, and 60s and 70 frames per second on max settings. This should not have become a measuring contest to see who had a potato PC that could run the game and dump on the person who posted the original topic.

I got a 1080 Ti, and Windows 10 Pro. The patch improved the game for me.

I'm not saying an issue is nonexistent, but not on my system.

Well at least you have somewhat a brain to know an issue on one system is different from another system unlike 70% of the people commenting here.

[⚡DooM⚡]

引用自 LMGCrusader1096：

Here is the issue you can come across in the pinned Patch notes in the community hub. The most recent patch affected several systems running intel products with 10 series cards, most notably 1080 and 1080 Ti cards. I have a 1080, an i7 Kaby Lake processor, and 16g RAM, and the game is stuck at 20 frames. Before the patch went live I was running flawlessly, as were many people, and 60s and 70 frames per second on max settings. This should not have become a measuring contest to see who had a potato PC that could run the game and dump on the person who posted the original topic.

Wow. We have a winner here. Someone who understands computers and actually could contribute helpful information. Thank you for that information. Something I can use if I decide on rebuying the game in the future. Just refunded it as I don't want to pay $60 just to wait for the game to get fixed for me (If it ever does)... I will look out for patch notes relating to that issue in the future. Thank you.