too many stutters/ 0.1% lows

[Shinei Nouzen]

ever since the update on 12th or something game just keeps freezing... validated the files over and over it doesnt fix. its not like my system cant support the game. I locked my frames at 165 fps since thats the refresh rate monitor I have. I get 165 fps in multiplayer no problem and around 130fps in warzone since its a 1440p monitor. But the FPS stutters are too much making it unplayable. might as well just sell the company at this point if you cant make a game work. how yall so bad when there are tons of other online mulitplayer games and the companies that manage them make it work but yall cant... dumb

[Shinei Nouzen]

I think everyone should just downvote the game on steam reviews.. that is my opinion and your choice to either do so or not, but in the current state, this game is not playable. Other than me, there are 100s of posts about game crashing, hackers etc.

[Shinei Nouzen]

also incase anyone says ur pc is trash here my specs:
ryzen 7 7800x3d
4070 ti super
32 gb ddr5 not that it differs from any ddr4 for gaming but oh well
2160x1440p 165hz

[The Weasel]

Network
https://steamcommunity.com/app/1938090/discussions/0/4335355487241752918/

Or

https://steamcommunity.com/app/1938090/discussions/0/4361250086037719398/

Just because you can't play the game doesn't mean others can't. Post on Twitter

Do the contact Activision step have them assist you or contact whoever your manufacturer is for your graphics card and contact amd as they can assist you as well.

Clear steam cache and clear cache in the game interface settings.

[The Weasel]

Originally posted by Shinei Nouzen:

Other than me, there are 100s of posts about game crashing, hackers etc.

Some of these posts are simply people who hate call of duty with a passion. Just because you see it on the steam fourm doesn't make it true.

[Shinei Nouzen]

I’ve done all the things you suggested when the stutters first appeared, about 4-5 days ago i think. I also tried sfc scan, validated game files, but nothing seems to work. Also, sent a support ticket to activision about it, but the last time I sent a support ticket, the response time was about 4 months, so I’m not sure how that’s going to go this time.

[The Weasel]

Originally posted by Shinei Nouzen:

I’ve done all the things you suggested when the stutters first appeared, about 4-5 days ago i think. I also tried sfc scan, validated game files, but nothing seems to work. Also, sent a support ticket to activision about it, but the last time I sent a support ticket, the response time was about 4 months, so I’m not sure how that’s going to go this time.

In the meantime contact the manufacturer of your graphics card look for their phone number if they have one and call them for help.

Also you never listed your mother board search it on a website go to your mother board official site and update bios and other stuff in there if you haven't already did it.

Did you go to interface settings and clear the cache and then steam clear cache. Then verify files and wait for the shaders to be done?

Only thing you mention is your cpu, GPU, ram and resolution.

Always check your part sites and make sure they are updated some parts have a auto update feature so you don't have to except for bios.

Not sure why it takes 4 months for you maybe it depends on region.

[Shinei Nouzen]

Just purchased the pc about a month ago, after the purchase all updates were completed as soon as it was built. The motherboard is the b650 motherboard.

[Tom P]

Originally posted by Shinei Nouzen:

also incase anyone says ur pc is trash here my specs:
ryzen 7 7800x3d
4070 ti super
32 gb ddr5 not that it differs from any ddr4 for gaming but oh well
2160x1440p 165hz

remove any xmp profile run your ram at the lowest speed worked for most.

[AkiraJkr]

Stop suggesting that. It's only gonna tank people's performance, not running their RAM at advertised speeds. It won't affect the game.

@Shinel Nouzen I'll link a guide with things you can try regarding CPU/GPU(related to the game, not dumb, placebo tweaks), but there's three other things you can check, besides that:
- Make sure HAGS(Hardware Accelerated GPU Scheduling is on).
- Make sure that your monitor(s) is(are) connected to your GPU
- Enable Game Mode on Windows and make sure game is using your Dedicated GPU.

Anyway, here's the guide, I'm 99% sure you'll get that stuff fixed.

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3217810419

[ollyfox80]

I wouldn't lock your frames, you got a nice rig but unlikely to hold 165 on 2k all the time

I'd unlock, set max frames to 165 and look to lower settings until you're closer to your lows - and forget the 0.1% and look to sit closer to your 10% low (or frameviews '1% low fps' setting)

If you're on nvidea and don't know it Frameview is really good for monitoring - https://www.nvidia.com/en-gb/geforce/technologies/frameview

If you run a capture you get real detailed info in a spreadsheet (0.1,1,5,10% lows, min max avg fps and latency - cpu and gpu at the time etc) -
https://images.nvidia.com/content/geforce/technologies/frameview/frameview-1-4-user-guide-web-version.pdf

[AkiraJkr]

Originally posted by ollyfox80:

I wouldn't lock your frames, you got a nice rig but unlikely to hold 165 on 2k all the time

I'd unlock, set max frames to 165 and look to lower settings until you're closer to your lows - and forget the 0.1% and look to sit closer to your 10% low

I have a friend that plays the game on 2k 144FPS, slightly more powerful AMD rig than his, so definitely shouldn't be running like that. My 1650 can also run the game at 1080p90(no upscaling) except in really ♥♥♥♥♥♥ optimized maps like Estate.


For monitoring use Rivatuner with msi afterburner.

[ollyfox80]

frameview is the best tool for measuring with min overhead (read that manual I linked)

I bet if your mate monitored he wouldn't be holding 144fps really

[AkiraJkr]

Originally posted by ollyfox80:

I bet if your mate monitored he wouldn't be holding 144fps really

...He uses Rivatuner.

[holly99]

Originally posted by AkiraJkr:

Stop suggesting that. It's only gonna tank people's performance, not running their RAM at advertised speeds. It won't affect the game.

@Shinel Nouzen I'll link a guide with things you can try regarding CPU/GPU(related to the game, not dumb, placebo tweaks), but there's three other things you can check, besides that:
- Make sure HAGS(Hardware Accelerated GPU Scheduling is on).
- Make sure that your monitor(s) is(are) connected to your GPU
- Enable Game Mode on Windows and make sure game is using your Dedicated GPU.

Anyway, here's the guide, I'm 99% sure you'll get that stuff fixed.

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3217810419

are you sure my mates new build crashes every other game at 6000 plus mhz set down to 5200 runs like a champ, zero crashes since and that pc was built by scam sorry scan computers 14900k with a 4070 cant remember the board

[Shinei Nouzen]

I’m at work right now, but once I get home I will try to do what yall suggested and update if it works. And I lock the frames at 165fps is bc i only got a 165hz monitor, but even then since its 1440p monitor, in warzone it doesnt go past beyond 130, so i might try locking the frames around 110-120fps. Will update in 4-5 hours.