FPS Drops

[PtolemyM7]

Good evening,

Playing TFD from the beginning, I often have a few small image "jumps" which cause the FPS to drop whether in combat, while navigating the map, etc.

I tried several graphics settings knowing that I did not use the FSR or AMD Frame Gen (see config below). Motion blur is also disabled, I would have liked advice but also settings to make the game fluid and stop these little jerks.

Config:
AMD Ryzen 5 7600X processor
MB MSI MAG B650 Tomahawk WIFI
CG Powercolor RX 6800XT Red Dragon
32 GB of RAM
Screen: BenQ MobiuZ EX2710Q 165hz 1ms IPS panel

By activating FSR in quality or otherwise, I always have these mini jerks which cause the FPS to drop. Knowing that Vsync is disabled, I am in 2560*1440 resolution.

- Should I block the FPS at 144?
- Should I activate the FSR? TSR? or other, because having an RX6800 XT graphics card.
- What is the best graphics preset to play without stutters and enjoy the game?

Sincerely.

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Bonsoir,

Jouant a TFD depuis le début, j'ai souvent quelques petits "sauts" d'image ce qui fait chuter les FPS que cela soit en combat, en navigation sur la map, etc.

J'ai essayé plusieurs réglages graphiques en sachant que je n'ai pas mis le FSR ni la Frame Gen d'AMD (voir config ci dessous). Le flou cinétique est désactivé également, j'aurai aimé des conseils mais aussi des réglages pour rendre le jeu fluide et que ces petites saccades cessent.

Config :
Processeur AMD Ryzen 5 7600X
MB MSI MAG B650 Tomahawk WIFI
CG Powercolor RX 6800XT Red Dragon
32 GO de RAM
Ecran : BenQ MobiuZ EX2710Q 165hz 1ms dalle IPS

En activant le FSR en qualité ou autre, jai toujours ces mini saccades qui font drop les FPS. En sachant que la Vsync est désactivé, je suis en résolution 2560*1440.

- Dois je bloquer les FPS a 144 ?
- Dois je activer le FSR ? TSR ? ou autre, car ayant une carte graphique RX6800 XT.
- Quel est le meilleur preset graphique pour jouer sans saccades et profiter du jeu ?

Cordialement.

[feetlover16]

I highly suggest locking your fps to 144, the image will look smoother without jumping fps and you'll get consistent input delay. Fsr is really bad in this game and so is tsr. Xess is usually better than native but it has visual glitches

[feetlover16]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J8ocCI5j8Xg&t=727s
Here's a video with optimized settings too

[JudgeTy]

Also do you have the game installed on an SSD, NVME, or standard HD?

[feetlover16]

Originally posted by JudgeTy:

Also do you have the game installed on an SSD, NVME, or standard HD?

I have it on an nvme and I get microstutters too

[JudgeTy]

Originally posted by Fragrant Butthole:

Originally posted by JudgeTy:

Also do you have the game installed on an SSD, NVME, or standard HD?

I have it on an nvme and I get microstutters too

NVME can cause the microstutters on Windows 11.
I've extensively explained this in another post.
Especially coupled with a 4090 and or using REBAR.

Try using the MSI utility V3 and set your GPU IRQ to High.

Edit: You can follow most of this if you want, but primarily the MSI part involving the PCI express bus.

Link: https://forums.blurbusters.com/viewtopic.php?t=11799

I use Process Lasso for setting the game and its anticheat engines and other processes to high. I/O to high.

I also use Ultimate Power Plan. You can google how to set that in windows as well.

[ᴸᴵⱽℨᗡ™]

The game seems to use more resources when new people join current map or killing mobs super fast causing these issues.
With that said lock FPS at half of your unlocked FPS but do so with Rivatuner, its more stable on a potato pc of mine.

[feetlover16]

Originally posted by JudgeTy:

Originally posted by Fragrant Butthole:

I have it on an nvme and I get microstutters too

NVME can cause the microstutters on Windows 11.
I've extensively explained this in another post.
Especially coupled with a 4090 and or using REBAR.

Try using the MSI utility V3 and set your GPU IRQ to High.

Edit: You can follow most of this if you want, but primarily the MSI part involving the PCI express bus.

Link: https://forums.blurbusters.com/viewtopic.php?t=11799

I use Process Lasso for setting the game and its anticheat engines and other processes to high. I/O to high.

I also use Ultimate Power Plan. You can google how to set that in windows as well.

I'm on win 10 but thanks

[JudgeTy]

Originally posted by Fragrant Butthole:

Originally posted by JudgeTy:

NVME can cause the microstutters on Windows 11.
I've extensively explained this in another post.
Especially coupled with a 4090 and or using REBAR.

Try using the MSI utility V3 and set your GPU IRQ to High.

Edit: You can follow most of this if you want, but primarily the MSI part involving the PCI express bus.

Link: https://forums.blurbusters.com/viewtopic.php?t=11799

I use Process Lasso for setting the game and its anticheat engines and other processes to high. I/O to high.

I also use Ultimate Power Plan. You can google how to set that in windows as well.

I'm on win 10 but thanks

The tips suggested still apply to windows 10, you can ignore the MSI part if you want especially if you don't have an NVME drive.

[PtolemyM7]

TFD is installed in HDD in my computer

[JudgeTy]

Originally posted by PtolemyM7:

TFD is installed in HDD in my computer

Most games recommend SSD now as baseline.

HDD is 125 mb/s typically.

SSD is 500 mb/s typically. Almost all modern games recommend at least a SSD.

NVME is ~3200 mb/s typically.

[feetlover16]

Originally posted by PtolemyM7:

TFD is installed in HDD in my computer

Oh that might be the problem. I'd still recommend lowering some settings as a lot of them just eat up fps with no visible benefit

[PtolemyM7]

Originally posted by JudgeTy:

Originally posted by PtolemyM7:

TFD is installed in HDD in my computer

Most games recommend SSD now as baseline.

HDD is 125 mb/s typically.

SSD is 500 mb/s typically. Almost all modern games recommend at least a SSD.

NVME is ~3200 mb/s typically.

It's the only game that i've slutter & FPS drop, Ghost Of Tsushima PC no trouble, Cyberpunk 2077 no trouble and many others games

[feetlover16]

Originally posted by PtolemyM7:

Originally posted by JudgeTy:

Most games recommend SSD now as baseline.

HDD is 125 mb/s typically.

SSD is 500 mb/s typically. Almost all modern games recommend at least a SSD.

NVME is ~3200 mb/s typically.

It's the only game that i've slutter & FPS drop, Ghost Of Tsushima PC no trouble, Cyberpunk 2077 no trouble and many others games

Ghost of tsushima and cyberpunk are last gen games technically speaking

[Aron]

Я не знаю поможет это или нет, но разкажу. При в ходе в Альбион начинаются микрофризы, бежишь, поворачиваешь мышкой, стреляешь, выход нашелся на одном форуме, будто античит глючит из за прог которые могут отображатся в трее. Я решил попробовать и я нашел, DeepL - это переводчик, как только я его выключил игра перестала глючить, может кому поможет, у каждого может быть своя прога.

[Mystery]

This is a known in game issue for everyone.

144 FPS is more than the human eye can register, so capping there is fine. the fire rate of guns pretty much maxes out at 120 FPS, so you wont lose any damage.

Below is not for original poster... just to cover my statement.

For those of you that don't understand what i just said about fire rate and FPS. There is a video that goes over this on youtube. Briefly, this games fire rate is tied into your FPS. The only people this will effect are low hardware and TV users that have older or low cost TV's.
By jumping to 120 FPS you will gain about 25% more fire rate on your gun... meaning a lot more damage.