Stutters in game no matter the settings

[Morfi*]

Hi i have a stutters like i mentioned in the title changing settings to lower does not help i have a 1070ti gpu its not the best but the game isn't new so i think it should be good for this game can someone help?

[... Sadness.exe]

Graphics settings don't really affect performance. Of the options I know, try:
1. Settings/Video - disable "Enable Reduced Latency".

If that doesn't help, go to Settings/Graphics, and:
2. "Frame Rate Limit" - on, "Custom FPS Limit" - reduce by 5-15 (or more if needed).
3. Change "Resolution Scale" to 85/75% (but this can cause freezes/stutters, so you need to check in real time).
4. Change "Projected Texture Resolution" (half or minimum).

I hope some of this helps.

[NADIE]

Most stutters happen from loading things while you are moving the camera around since most items are not rendered until you start looking at them so if you are mid fight or moving too much you start loading and unloading things quickly. Happens a lot in the open world.

Do not run this game on a hardrive. If you have an SSD use it.

And this

Originally posted by ... Sadness.exe:

2. "Frame Rate Limit" - on, "Custom FPS Limit" - reduce by 5-15 (or more if needed).

My game runs at 150-170 fps without the cap but because its too inconsistent it starts stuttering A LOT so I put the cap at 120fps and the game runs perfectly in every single game mode except when fighting around the open world.

[Will_fires_back]

Originally posted by ... Sadness.exe:

Graphics settings don't really affect performance. Of the options I know, try:
1. Settings/Video - disable "Enable Reduced Latency".

If that doesn't help, go to Settings/Graphics, and:
2. "Frame Rate Limit" - on, "Custom FPS Limit" - reduce by 5-15 (or more if needed).
3. Change "Resolution Scale" to 85/75% (but this can cause freezes/stutters, so you need to check in real time).
4. Change "Projected Texture Resolution" (half or minimum).

I hope some of this helps.

^ This, plus minimising your shadows settings.

In the past I have found that texture sizes and shadows setting are the biggest FPS killers.

It would be wisdom to update your graphics driver if you haven't already done so. Some of the recent Windows updates have been known to cause performance issues with some cards.

Also, you haven't stated what display resolution you are trying to run at, but that old card will likely struggle to produce a reasonable frame rate at anything greater than 2560 x 1440.

[Morfi*]

thanks guys lowering some shadow settings and disabling reduced latency helped

[ch3ll]

Also check this: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/options-to-optimize-gaming-performance-in-windows-11-a255f612-2949-4373-a566-ff6f3f474613
if it's not already disabled, you will get a good increase in fps.

[U.N.K.L.E 77]

Didabling "Reduced Latency" was an instant fix for me. Thx!