Performance..

[DOOM-DAD]

okay so, i'm running the game on 4070ti - r7 5800x3d - 16 DDR4 3200HZ, can run almost any game at stable frame rate, but this one here is super stuttery, takes so much time to load up, audio gets choppy most of the time.
did anyone find a fix for most of this anyways ?

[Casul Gamer]

Does locking fps help?

[DOOM-DAD]

Originally posted by Casul Gamer:

Does locking fps help?

nope

[FORGE]

It's not just you or your build, it's the game itself, they're working on it daily though. For now the best option is to put the game in full screen windowed mode and run the game graphics on performance mode.

[Blacksmith77K]

Originally posted by DOOM-DAD:

okay so, i'm running the game on 4070ti - r7 5800x3d - 16 DDR4 3200HZ, can run almost any game at stable frame rate, but this one here is super stuttery, takes so much time to load up, audio gets choppy most of the time.
did anyone find a fix for most of this anyways ?

What kind of hard drive did you install the game on? I saw a YouTube video in which the player had terrible crackling in the sound.

I do NOT have these problems, or rather only within a traversal stutter. So I assume that the crackling sound is caused by the speed of the hard drive.

I installed the game on a Seagate Firecuda 530 (7,300 MB/s) and ONLY had sound problems within a traversal stutter.

Maybe the idea will help you

[DOOM-DAD]

Originally posted by Blacksmith77K:

Originally posted by DOOM-DAD:

okay so, i'm running the game on 4070ti - r7 5800x3d - 16 DDR4 3200HZ, can run almost any game at stable frame rate, but this one here is super stuttery, takes so much time to load up, audio gets choppy most of the time.
did anyone find a fix for most of this anyways ?

What kind of hard drive did you install the game on? I saw a YouTube video in which the player had terrible crackling in the sound.

I do NOT have these problems, or rather only within a traversal stutter. So I assume that the crackling sound is caused by the speed of the hard drive.

I installed the game on a Seagate Firecuda 530 (7,300 MB/s) and ONLY had sound problems within a traversal stutter.

Maybe the idea will help you

i have the game installed on a seagate barracuda 7200RPM drive

[Blacksmith77K]

Yes Sure, thats an old HDD, not a SSD or nVME.

Your HDD transfers 150 MB/s... an SSD recommended by the developer delivers +550MB/s or nVME +7500MB/s

Your HDD is simply too slow

[Raigavin]

At this point in time, NVMe SSD's are a minimum for any game.

[Elvis_Nobody]

Maybe turn off motion blur 0%, This helped before HotFix 4. I'm on Intel A770. But the No Motion Blur did help for the time.
HotFix 4 is now unplayable. crashes in opening and random player encounters like jumping in water or moving through the level.

[Loxias]

Originally posted by DOOM-DAD:

i have the game installed on a seagate barracuda 7200RPM drive

Both the recommended and minimal requirements list a ssd.

How do you not even own a ssd with those pc specs by the way?? that pc must have cost 1500+ dollar/euro and you can't spend 50 buck extra on that? I feel like an ssd has been almost mandatory for 10 years now for gaming pc's. Go buy one asap, and install your OS on there as well.

[Carlucio]

I have the configuration and while my fps does flutuate noticeably It is not nearly as bad as you are describing. Check if your ram is actually operating at 3200 mhz. I heard some people were having problems with it.

[Carlucio]

Originally posted by DOOM-DAD:

Originally posted by Blacksmith77K:

What kind of hard drive did you install the game on? I saw a YouTube video in which the player had terrible crackling in the sound.

I do NOT have these problems, or rather only within a traversal stutter. So I assume that the crackling sound is caused by the speed of the hard drive.

I installed the game on a Seagate Firecuda 530 (7,300 MB/s) and ONLY had sound problems within a traversal stutter.

Maybe the idea will help you

i have the game installed on a seagate barracuda 7200RPM drive

Oh that is a big issue.

[DOOM-DAD]

Originally posted by Loxias:

Originally posted by DOOM-DAD:

i have the game installed on a seagate barracuda 7200RPM drive

Both the recommended and minimal requirements list a ssd.

How do you not even own a ssd with those pc specs by the way?? that pc must have cost 1500+ dollar/euro and you can't spend 50 buck extra on that? I feel like an ssd has been almost mandatory for 10 years now for gaming pc's. Go buy one asap, and install your OS on there as well.

i mean, i do have my OS installed on a sata ssd, but i really didn't think that this game would require ssd
and actually believe it or not, m.2 ssds are kinda costly here in Egypt, most prices have sky rocketed here recently.
and for the most part my HDD have served me well for the past 5 years or so with mostly no issues at all, but then 2023 happen and now ssds are a mandatory requirement to even run any game.
and for a game that's only 32 gigs of space it kinda feels ridiculous, at least in my prospective.
but fine, i'll save up some bucks and get me a 1tb nmve or an m2 just to game on it since most devs now are super lazy to optimize ♥♥♥♥

[DOOM-DAD]

Originally posted by Carlucio:

I have the configuration and while my fps does flutuate noticeably It is not nearly as bad as you are describing. Check if your ram is actually operating at 3200 mhz. I heard some people were having problems with it.

thanks for the suggestion, but i do have xmp enabled and it's operating at 3200HZ "not like i had this option disabled for a couple of month and then realized how stupid it was"

[DOOM-DAD]

Originally posted by Elvis_Nobody:

Maybe turn off motion blur 0%, This helped before HotFix 4. I'm on Intel A770. But the No Motion Blur did help for the time.
HotFix 4 is now unplayable. crashes in opening and random player encounters like jumping in water or moving through the level.

i'll give this a try