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Easiest and best way is to use what Steam gives us.
The steps are as follows (very simple):
Go up top here in Steam and find "Help"
Next choose "System information"
Give it a second or 2 to populate
Then simply copy & paste the info here in this thread, all of it.
Oh, look one of them is already trying to set that up...
"Game runs great. You may need to upgrade your hardware." or "Players just don't understand the game" are the catch cries of their 'heroes' that made this garbage...
Anyway, OP - Your specs seem more than fine, you're system is better than mine. Double check that your installation is actually on your SSD. There have been cases where Steam installed the game on an hdd because the sdd was full and the person didn't realize it. That could explain the symptoms you're having.
I didn't bother looking at it since I have Intel. But some have fixed some issues like you speak of, Do a search...
Notwithstanding exceptional corner cases, this behaviour you describe has always proven to be a result of Starfield being installed on a hard drive rather than SSD.
You said you have it installed to an SSD, is it an internal SSD or is it an external USB drive?
Maybe there is some compatibility problem between your Nvidia graphics card and the newer AMD?
It's the only thing I can question in your system specs. The whole purpose of AMD's 3D v-cache is to reduce lag times. Maybe the SSD? Is it your only drive on the system? I've seen some people report problems if the game is on an SSD but Windows in on a separate HDD. That's a long shot, though.
Also check your temperatures if you play on a laptop
Try dialing back your video settings a little... Mobile GPU's do not perform at the same level as their desktop counterparts, so, despite it being called a 4080, it absolutely does not perform as a 4080, and is several models down from that in reality (possibly even pushing into 30 series level of performance)...
And the third option, which I think is the most likely, are you using a cooling pad? Starfield does make your hardware work pretty hard, so it's very likely that it's causing your laptop to heat up, and begin to throttle, which would absolutely cause all of the issues you've described here...
Even a cheap cooling pad like this one would go a long way to alleviate any heating issues, and ensure all the air intakes are clear :
https://thermaltake.com.au/products/thermaltake-massive-s14-nb-cooler-cl-n015-pl14bl-a
Top useless answers:
- Do you play on an SSD?
- What are your specs? – Translation: “Let me find a way to blame your setup instead of admitting the game is poorly optimized.”
- Did you update your drivers?
- Is your PC overheating?
Runs like butter on my machine. – That’s fantastic, Meanwhile, half the player base is stuck in a slideshow simulator.
It is more helpful to look for a potential fault with the system than just saying “game bad lol”. Nobody is “blaming” OP, its just that a faulty rig can, and generally does, cause these sort of issues. Not to mention, if the issue is with the rig, OP can actually fix it. So yes, looking into why the rig does not handle the game is more helpful than what you are doing right now.
Please, take a long hard look in the mirror.