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Have you tried to have Steam verify game files?
@Uncle Yeah like me in the past, i also played it on a 2080ti and then on 3080 no prblems :/
There has been a trend I've seen of people with 4090s that have unexplained bad performance on a lot of the games' forums I've been on the past few months. Most of the time they say it runs everything else fine but one specific game runs like ass and they can't make sense of it.
Generally these issues get sorted out with driver updates eventually.
Have you tried reducing settings to near minimum and testing it? If that solves the issue, then something in there can be switched to help.
I guess the i9 has too many cores for the game or something technical like that. Anyways, happy gaming.
It's more of a P & E Core issue. It has issues when all the P & E Cores are enabled.
As I've tried this game on AMD CPUs that have more then 8 Cores and it didn't have any issues.
I have a i5-8600K with a RX6600. Before the update it was all working fine, then now it started to have those grass glitches without freezing or dropping any FPS. Anyone are still facing or fixed in a different way?
Also instead of manually disabling certain cores every time you launch the game just download "Process Lasso". With that tool you can select any program to whatever cores you like and it'll always load the program like that. Has quick options like select all P-cores only. I use it to set a lot of stuff to E-cores only. I'd not had any problems in games but i did test it with just P-cores settings and it worked fine.
I would suspect you guys are probably overheating the cpu and lowering the amount of cores lowers the temp to an acceptable amount. Or you just need a better psu. Although nobody has mentioned shut downs so who knows. But i don't believe it's a P=core/E-core issue unless you didn't install the driver and software. So while it's possible i just have my doubts it's the game's fault as i run fine.
I've figured out a small fix. It still gets some glitches, but they are less than before.
I've set OFF to Triple sync and left half for VSync.
As far as vsync to 1/2 well that just means less cpu and gpu usage. And that means less heat and less watts. So you're either fixing an overheating problem or a psu problem. Or system cpu/gpu whatever can't quite handle the game performance wise. Why not just fix whatever is broke. But sure glad you found a sort of solution that works for you.
And note vsync works by halving your fps when i dips below your vsync value. So 60 drops down to 30. Although you may not see it that way. Triple buffering doesn't do that and that's why it's preferred. But if you can't keep a semi consistent 60fps then triple buffering not a good idea. You instead went with Triple OFF and 1/2 Vsync. And i'm going to assume because you can't consistently maintain 60fps. So that is a good setting for you. Although vsync OFF if you can deal with the tearing is probably better. But i pretty much went with that setting with New World. Games are playable like that or most are. Not much choice until you upgrade.
And i know this game is fairly demanding watching videos it looks like the rx 6600 can do 60fps er well with some settings off but quite a few on Ultra, some med whatever. The cpu well hm that's a problem. But you can find settings to lower that are just for the cpu. I had to do that when i was using my 2600k cpu. Water reflection, geometry level of detail etc. And i didn't resort to 1/2 vsync. But my Vsync is 60 not sure what yours is.
Here's my 13yo I7 2600k cpu+RTX 4080 in Dec;
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3124533296
It really needs to have in-game VSync = Off while leaving Triple Buffering = On. Turning off the triple buggering really makes the game run like crap for whatever reasons. If you need a VSync option, use an over-ride in your GPU Control Panel, since you want this game to run Borderless Window at all times anyways.