Frostpunk 2

Frostpunk 2

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SaiBot Sep 20, 2024 @ 11:40pm
Stuttering
I'm experiencing a lot of stuttering even in the Prolog. I have a very beefy PC with 4090 and 7800X3D and even at the lowest settings in 1080p i have 1% lows in the 30fps range and scrolling feels choppy. It's weird because the beta didn't have these issues. Anyone else got this problem?
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Stage Sep 21, 2024 @ 12:54am 
I have a notebook that's above recommended specs and I had the same problems. I played with the graphic settings and lowered post processing, did the trick for me
aleksander.w  [developer] Sep 21, 2024 @ 1:03am 
Hi!

Please check if the steps provided HERE will help.

If not please, get in touch with our Player Support using the contact form HERE [11bitstudios.com] and let them know about the issues you are experiencing. Please send a screenshot of the error or a video of the issue and your DxDiag file as well, as a crash dump or any logs that should be found here:
C:\Users\***YOUR USERNAME***\AppData\Local\11bitstudios\Frostpunk2.

To create a DxDiag file:
  • Click on Start
  • Type “DxDiag” and launch DxDiag
  • Click on “Save all information”
  • Save “Dxdiag.txt” file

Have a great day!
SaiBot Sep 21, 2024 @ 7:24am 
Received a reply from the support already. There are confirmed issues with Ryzen CPUs and the Devs are already aware of it. Guess i´ll wait then for now.
stoop Sep 23, 2024 @ 5:10pm 
i have a pretty nice pc also, i9 14900k 4070ti and the stuttering is really bad for me, i get high frames but as soon as i move the camera around while the game is on fast forward the stuttering gets so bad, i tried everything i can think of, fullscreen windowed, fullscreen, different upscaling, even turned it off, tried all very low graphics, nothing seems to stop it from happening, i like the game but i just had to stop playing, it was annoying me at this point, its the only game that does it too :(
Last edited by stoop; Sep 23, 2024 @ 5:13pm
Rob W Sep 23, 2024 @ 9:23pm 
Originally posted by stoop:
i have a pretty nice pc also, i9 14900k 4070ti and the stuttering is really bad for me...
Granted, you are using a 14th Gen Intel right now, which has been plagued with massive manufacturing failures and faults. Might not be the game for your scenario
stoop Sep 24, 2024 @ 5:01am 
Originally posted by Rob W:
Originally posted by stoop:
i have a pretty nice pc also, i9 14900k 4070ti and the stuttering is really bad for me...
Granted, you are using a 14th Gen Intel right now, which has been plagued with massive manufacturing failures and faults. Might not be the game for your scenario
oh for sure i returned my first i9 then got a good one, i also changed a bunch of settings in the bios to match intel defaults as well as some extra and games have been good until this game for some reason, some games have a slight stutter but nothing like this game sadly, ive even deleted nvidia shader cache as well as cleared direct x shader cache but that did nothing as well, again it seems to be just this game for some reason, all other games aside from a couple have been solid
Last edited by stoop; Sep 24, 2024 @ 5:04am
Inny Oct 5, 2024 @ 8:29am 
Here is something you can do to fix the stutters and frametime issues, it pretty much runs the game at high cpu priority and also disk usage and some other tweaks https://youtu.be/y3xoSF0KZeU
Last edited by Inny; Oct 5, 2024 @ 8:30am
Krazzi Apr 26 @ 2:40am 
Originally posted by SaiBot:
Received a reply from the support already. There are confirmed issues with Ryzen CPUs and the Devs are already aware of it. Guess i´ll wait then for now.
So, any confirmation about this right now? I have Ryzen 7 7435 HS and RTX 4060, but it's weird, even though it meet the recommendation system requirement, it still stuttering in the lowest settings.
agata.c  [developer] Apr 28 @ 2:32am 
Hey there!

If you encounter any technical problems, contact our Player Support HERE [11bitstudios.com] or at techsupport@11bitstudios.com and let them know about the issues you are experiencing.

If you send them your DxDiag file, they will do their best to find the root cause of the problem.

To create a DxDiag:
- Click on Start
- Type “DxDiag” and launch DxDiag
- Click on “Save all information”
- Save “Dxdiag.txt” file

Thank you!
-Agata
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