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Have had harsh FPS-drops too (especially in the end battle that was annoying).
I've lowered all my settings to Medium before and won't go further down.
Exactly, no matter which graphics setting I use it makes no difference. Normally the game runs absolutely smoothly indoors. But even indoors I now have this stuttering. It's annoying, I wanted to finally play the game after a year. I hate these automatic updates on Steam for single player games. I don't need this Shattered Space right now and would rather wait half a year until Bethesda is able to make the addon playable. But apparently a lot of people are playing it. But they will probably have 4000 series cards with frame gen active.
Doesn't fix whatever issue is plaguing you, but if you want to run the game without the DLC installed at all, it's definitely possible to do.
I try that all the time, but every time I start the game the checkbox is automatically activated again and it downloads. I then have to constantly press the pause button on Steam
As that one forces it to be loaded even if you deactivate it. That's a thing since New Vegas and annoyed me back then already. oO
You also need to remove the *.NAM-file from your game folder, aside of deactivating it in Steam.
Thanks for your tip, unfortunately I don't have a *.NAM file in the Starfield game folder I think I read somewhere that this feature has not been implemented by Steam (despite many requests). I can understand why this function is deactivated in multiplayer. But when I'm in singleplayer, I'd like to decide for myself what updates I want to install. Especially with developers like Bethesda, you never know what you're going to get.
I reinstalled a few times, deleted pipeline cache 10 times...etc. etc.
The game is running for a few minutes and then it is unplayable again.
Before I played 440h without any performance issues.
I hope they will fix this soon.
You can do that by upgrading your graphics driver and the game will automatically recompile for you when you next load the game up, or if you already have the latest driver, you can follow this guide to force the game to do it anyway.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3213331733
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NVIDIA system information report created on: 02/05/2025 12:38:35
NVIDIA App version: 11.0.2.312
Operating system: Microsoft Windows 11 Home Single Language, Version 10.0.26100
DirectX runtime version: DirectX 12
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Bus: PCI Express x16 Gen3
Resolution: 3840 x 2160 (recommended)
Refresh rate: 240 Hz
Desktop color depth: Highest (32-bit)
Display technology: G-SYNC Compatible
HDCP: Supported
I've just been doing a little looking around and apparently problems have been reported with the 572.16 Nvidia driver. My previous post advised to install the latest driver, but perhaps hold off that for now, or in your case, if recompiling shaders didn't work for you, you could try reverting back to the previous driver version which was 566.36.