Stuttering

[ExoSharts]

RTX 4090 and i9 13900k and still suffers from stuttering. I’ve set game priority to high, deleted shader cache, and ran around the map over an hour with no luck on resolving the issue.

[Gruszon]

What resolution are you playing at? I had same issue, still have but not that noticeable.. I change my monitor, from FHD to 1440p, and my gameplay is better. I have r7 5800x3d now, but I used r7 3800x, and I have rtx 3070ti 8gb.

[ExoSharts]

4k….makes no sense, went from 6800xt to 3080ti to a 4090 and still have issues.

[Randy]

Originally posted by ExoSharts:

4k….makes no sense, went from 6800xt to 3080ti to a 4090 and still have issues.

But the games engine is still the same ♥♥♥♥, no matter what specs your pc has.

[Razamanaz]

Nvidia default shader cache size is 1 GB. You may want to try increasing that to see if it helps. It's in Nvidia Control Panel Global Settings. It helped me on another game with my RTX3080.

[Kodiak]

Originally posted by Razamanaz:

Nvidia default shader cache size is 1 GB. You may want to try increasing that to see if it helps. It's in Nvidia Control Panel Global Settings. It helped me on another game with my RTX3080.

This just helped me out a lot. Thanks.

[RogerThatBoss]

FS22 needs a second to register an load its shaders. Let it run its course it will start smoothing out after 10min and it wont happen again unless you make a new game or change your graphics settings.

[ExoSharts]

Shader cache is set to unlimited. I’ve left the game running for over an hour it never clears up.

[Razamanaz]

Originally posted by ExoSharts:

Shader cache is set to unlimited. I’ve left the game running for over an hour it never clears up.

Try setting it to Disabled. Some people have had luck with that also.

Nvidia Driver shader cache builds up over time and consists of several games you've been playing. You can delete everything in this folder to start fresh.
C:/Users/*your PC*/AppData/Local/Nvidia/DxCache

EDIT: I would try setting it to something like 10GB.

[Iommonaut]

Originally posted by Razamanaz:

Nvidia default shader cache size is 1 GB. You may want to try increasing that to see if it helps. It's in Nvidia Control Panel Global Settings. It helped me on another game with my RTX3080.

This is the fix for both stuttering and graphical artifacts the game is plagued with. Set it to 10gb. You also have to delete the shader cache folder again, which leads to more stuttering but once the shader cache is rebuilt there will be no more stuttering or graphical glitches.

[Gruszon]

Originally posted by Razamanaz:

Originally posted by ExoSharts:

Shader cache is set to unlimited. I’ve left the game running for over an hour it never clears up.

Try setting it to Disabled. Some people have had luck with that also.

Nvidia Driver shader cache builds up over time and consists of several games you've been playing. You can delete everything in this folder to start fresh.
C:/Users/*your PC*/AppData/Local/Nvidia/DxCache

EDIT: I would try setting it to something like 10GB.

Okay, so im having same issue.. I set the shader cache to 10 GB, but I can't find the dxChache at thag destination you give..

[ExoSharts]

I think my problem is that it’s taking forever for the shader cache to build….. should be done in a matter of minutes not hours.

[Duke Dudeston]

Originally posted by ExoSharts:

I think my problem is that it’s taking forever for the shader cache to build….. should be done in a matter of minutes not hours.

It took me about 15 minutes for the stuttering to subside when I started a new game, and to be fair this only happened once, the initial boot up of the game on the first map, every other map afterwards the stuttering wasn't as bad or even as noticable.

I just grin and bear it anyway. Play through it, this game doesn't require lightning fast reflexes so its fine. Whenever I may start a new map I always spend a little time driving around to get the shader cache working.

[Viktor Reznov]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-hoi6orgPbQ

This helped me a lot

[met@bo]

Try set your anisotropic filtering in the driver panel to application controlled
please respond if it helps you too

[magicISO Sweden]

Originally posted by чυяι тαяdεт:

Originally posted by Razamanaz:

Try setting it to Disabled. Some people have had luck with that also.

Nvidia Driver shader cache builds up over time and consists of several games you've been playing. You can delete everything in this folder to start fresh.
C:/Users/*your PC*/AppData/Local/Nvidia/DxCache

EDIT: I would try setting it to something like 10GB.

Okay, so im having same issue.. I set the shader cache to 10 GB, but I can't find the dxChache at thag destination you give..

in your search bar next to win icon type %appdata% and the folder is open then click in the adress bar AppdaData then Local then Nvidia and you see in as the top folder