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ryzen 7 7800 x3d
mine fixed when they came out with another update, sometimes these updates they come out with are ♥♥♥♥
That said you can make it work, especially with your rig.
Search for fr33thy's yt channel, you need to watch and follow carefully 2 videos:
- MW3 Call of Duty Optimization Guide (https://youtu.be/xtyHHXBJLU8?si=uXPNcCIeMOb8hTgZ)
- How To Boost FPS 1% 0.1% Lows (FIX STUTTERS) (https://youtu.be/x-0wUHHu8pI?si=ph5ys6bMiw0KBDDU)
it may not be the root but capping FPS is based and game pilled
though cod is a rare case were the ingame limiter works slightly better than RTSS - I also recommend in your case to make a custom resolution of lets say 150 and then set the ingame limiter to 146, so it's 4 less than the res/hz - it will lower latency a lot
also, did you try and change RendererWorkerCount:0.0 = "2" in the ini files
to something like RendererWorkerCount:0.0 = "7"
or even RendererWorkerCount:0.0 = "16" with your banger cpu?
i just did a reinstall of the game and it reset that setting, causing gigantic lag spikes
has to be done for mw II and mw III separately as they have different ini files
unsure what those do so i havent changed anything in the games files.
game uses more threads correctly for rendering