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At this point I haven't been making my own lobbies, just joining public ones that are somewhat populated. Just checked too and my CPU isn't even spiking that bad...it jumps to 70% when the stuttering starts.
In all fairness I am playing this on an ROG Ally X configured with an external 4070S powering an Ultrawide but it plays phenomenally in single player and CPU/GPU utilization never gets high so it's weird to see multiplayer, even when I'm soloing a quest in a public lobby, chug so hard my keyboard and mouse start disconnecting.
At this point I'm thinking it's either netcode or maybe some port I need to forward that takes traffic when in quest? Make it make sense lol.
ASUS mainboard?
ASUS mainboard...
Any chance you can elaborate why the ASUS mainboard would cause this?