Stuttering and audio problem

[Archivist42]

Is anyone else finding that this game has a slight stutter? I am running the game at mid settings on a gtx 770 at 60 fps (every frame synced) and to be honest it's not what I expected. I know its a really small thing to complain about, but after a few hours play the stutter is really starting to bug me!

Also during the story cutscenes, the audio will cut out, making them very irritating to listen to.

Can anyone suggest a possible solution?

[Muchacho]

ok i am not alone with this ♥♥♥♥ problem.......

[deadfolk]

Audio dropouts during cutscenes here, too.

[🅱🅸🆉🆉🅻🅴]

For me its way worse during the cutscenes CPU usage at 100% on all cores and the audio cuts out the scene shows lag, soon as im in the game my cores drop to around 10% usage and game as lag and slowdown plus many spikes.

[Dude_Revolution]

sane here... I saw the first cutscene with audio dropouts every 1 sec.

[TheRacoon89]

I have the same Problem, don't know why. Hope a Patch/Fix comes very soon!

[KolonelSopDrol]

Try this: It fixed my stuttering issue completely. A couple of other players also reports that It helped them a lot:

On your desktop, right-click and go to Nvidia Control Panel if you have nvidia.

Program Settings, Select iw6mp64_ship.exe

Change the following settings:

FXAA - OFF
AA Gamma Correction - OFF
Max Pre-Rendered Frames - 1 (Some guys reported that 2 also works fine)
Multi Display - Single Display Performance Mode
Power Management - Prefer Max Performance - I think this is the critical one...
Threaded Optimization - ON
Vertical Sync - ON

[Rogen]

Same Problem with AMD FX-8350 OC 4400 and 2 x Radeon HD 7870's in crossfire, 32Gb Ram, Cutscenes stutter. The game is fine even with all settings maxed. any suggestions for Radeon Cards?

[b@man]

Mine did this until I switched my sound to 24 bit / 48 Khz.

[Rogen]

Thanks, that does eliminate the sound crackle. So good job.
It does not fix the cutscene lag, as reported by almost everyone. This seems to be that the cutscenes are playing at the same time the levels are loading; this in turn loads the CPU to 100%, causing the lag. Aparently they are working on a fix. Even with all video settings maxed, the game itself runs fine for me and the CPU is only maxing to 60%. When they release a fix the loads the cutscene separately from the next level, it will fix this problem, I wager.

[Alcatraz]

Originally posted by Rogen:

Thanks, that does eliminate the sound crackle. So good job.
It does not fix the cutscene lag, as reported by almost everyone. This seems to be that the cutscenes are playing at the same time the levels are loading; this in turn loads the CPU to 100%, causing the lag. Aparently they are working on a fix. Even with all video settings maxed, the game itself runs fine for me and the CPU is only maxing to 60%. When they release a fix the loads the cutscene separately from the next level, it will fix this problem, I wager.

Worked for me changing sound cuality!! =) Thanks

[MrMcSwifty]

For the stuttering in gameplay, the only thing that solved this for me was to run in Windowed Borderless mode and let the Windows (7) DWM handle the frame sync.

When running Fullscreen mode, with Vsync ON (or off, for that matter), it's a stuttery mess with constant frame drops, like in this video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UhqpE8BHsPo

In Windowed Borderless, that same scene is a perfectly smooth 60fps. No drops, no stutters.

As for the audio lag in cutscenes; I don't have a solution for that one. I don't get it anymore but I'm not entirely sure how I solved it. I'm pretty sure I've always had my sound set to 24-bit, 48k. Maybe Windowed Borderless helps with that, too? Not sure.

[晒骚]

Originally posted by =DUKE=:

Try this: It fixed my stuttering issue completely. A couple of other players also reports that It helped them a lot:

On your desktop, right-click and go to Nvidia Control Panel if you have nvidia.

Program Settings, Select iw6mp64_ship.exe

Change the following settings:

FXAA - OFF
AA Gamma Correction - OFF
Max Pre-Rendered Frames - 1 (Some guys reported that 2 also works fine)
Multi Display - Single Display Performance Mode
Power Management - Prefer Max Performance - I think this is the critical one...
Threaded Optimization - ON
Vertical Sync - ON

Thanks! It really helps!

[denniskhhwy]

nothing from this Helps... -.-

My System, Windows 8.1 on, SysProfile "id141281"
in short...:
i7 2600
GTX 1060
32gb of ram
Windows 8.1

rockstable, no Performance Limitations

[Daniel the Black Angel]

Einfach in den Optionen gehen und die Virtuelle Synchronisation Deaktivieren dann läuft der Soundtrack.

[STUART32]

Thanks, that does eliminate the sound crackle thanks b@man