after playing for about 30 mins my fps drops

[Sean]

after playing for about 30 mins my fps drops below 30 and will constantly stutter, a restart fixes it, but only for a little bit

[Fygg]

It does the same for me at times. It also doesn't like to close out the game when I exit. It continually says stopping until I exit and restart Steam.

[Duck9en]

Same but after 2 hours, + sounds effects disappear

[Ghost Towncent]

same but after 1.5/2 hours,since the release of the game everything has been fine, and 3 days ago I noticed this

[Luz]

Same, sadly! And this started today, until this latest patch all was good.

[~{POLY3}~ The Witch King]

same here. game runs perfect for between 30 mins to 2 hours before performance starts to degrade sometimes slowly with the game staying mainly playable for a while and other times i start dropping from a solid 60 fps down into the 30's. Once i restart the game all is good again until its not.

[SwaguinorB]

What CPU and gpu are u guys running?

im using 5800h+3060 laptop and got no issue so far.

My 7800x3d+7900xtx has zero issue as well.

Ps. Stand off bug workaround is to set audio to soundbar or headphone mode.

Im about 43 hours into the game.

[~{POLY3}~ The Witch King]

specs

ryzen 9 5900x
3080 RTX 10GB
32 GB of Ram
M.2 SSD
windows 11

[Poormaz]

Jeez, same thing here. I honestly think this issue cause by the latest NVIDIA driver. Which GPU/driver you guys have?

Edit: Never mind, still have the problem with old Nvidia driver.

[Poormaz]

Even with the new Update, I still have the problem. I don't know why this happening.

[4kGamer]

Originally posted by Poormaz:

Jeez, same thing here. I honestly think this issue cause by the latest NVIDIA driver. Which GPU/driver you guys have?

Roll back your driver then. Have been using Nvidia 555.85 drivers since i purchased the game and not a single hiccup.

[Poormaz]

Originally posted by 4kGamer:

Originally posted by Poormaz:

Jeez, same thing here. I honestly think this issue cause by the latest NVIDIA driver. Which GPU/driver you guys have?

Roll back your driver then. Have been using Nvidia 555.85 drivers since i purchased the game and not a single hiccup.

I did roll back, but same problem. I don't know what is cause this issue honestly.

[4kGamer]

Originally posted by Poormaz:

Originally posted by 4kGamer:

Roll back your driver then. Have been using Nvidia 555.85 drivers since i purchased the game and not a single hiccup.

I did roll back, but same problem. I don't know what is cause this issue honestly.

Troubleshooting Steps:

Here are some steps you can take to diagnose and potentially fix the FPS drops:

Monitor your hardware: Use software like MSI Afterburner or HWMonitor to track your CPU and GPU usage, temperature, and clock speeds while playing games. This can help identify potential bottlenecks or overheating issues.

Update your graphics card drivers: Download and install the latest drivers for your graphics card from the manufacturer's website (Nvidia, AMD).
Close background applications: Before playing, close any unnecessary programs running in the background that might be consuming system resources.

Adjust game settings: Experiment with lowering graphics settings like anti-aliasing, shadows, and texture quality to see if they improve your frame rate.
Ensure proper ventilation: Make sure your computer has adequate ventilation and is not overheating. Dust buildup can also impact cooling performance, so consider cleaning your PC's interior if necessary.

If none of these steps resolve the issue, it might be worth considering upgrading your hardware (CPU, GPU, or RAM) if your budget allows. However, it's crucial to research compatibility and ensure the upgrades will address the specific bottleneck causing the FPS drops.

[Staticprimer]

Originally posted by ~{POLY3}~ The Witch King:

specs

ryzen 9 5900x
3080 RTX 10GB
32 GB of Ram
M.2 SSD
windows 11

If you are using very high textures, drop it to high. I have the same card and it solved this issue for me.

[Poormaz]

Originally posted by 4kGamer:

Originally posted by Poormaz:

I did roll back, but same problem. I don't know what is cause this issue honestly.

Troubleshooting Steps:

Here are some steps you can take to diagnose and potentially fix the FPS drops:

Monitor your hardware: Use software like MSI Afterburner or HWMonitor to track your CPU and GPU usage, temperature, and clock speeds while playing games. This can help identify potential bottlenecks or overheating issues.

Update your graphics card drivers: Download and install the latest drivers for your graphics card from the manufacturer's website (Nvidia, AMD).
Close background applications: Before playing, close any unnecessary programs running in the background that might be consuming system resources.

Adjust game settings: Experiment with lowering graphics settings like anti-aliasing, shadows, and texture quality to see if they improve your frame rate.
Ensure proper ventilation: Make sure your computer has adequate ventilation and is not overheating. Dust buildup can also impact cooling performance, so consider cleaning your PC's interior if necessary.

If none of these steps resolve the issue, it might be worth considering upgrading your hardware (CPU, GPU, or RAM) if your budget allows. However, it's crucial to research compatibility and ensure the upgrades will address the specific bottleneck causing the FPS drops.

Thank your reply but I tried everything. I also want to mention that, my brother has the same hardware as me but he don't have any problem and I highly doubt my PC need to upgrade.

GPU: 4070 ti
CPU: i5 13600k
Ram: 32 GB DR4

The problem is that I can play for 135 on 2K but after a hour, frame drop to 40-60. This is a very odd situation tbh.

[Ball Church]

you guys probably have RGB software bloat and every crapware running known to man if you have 3060 gpu or better and a 5600cpu or better, or you are pushing too high of settings