Stuttering in Game

[TitusTurk]

Hi all, firstly i bought diablo IV with Vessel of Hatred DLC and i started the game. My pc is High End but game Stuttering or i can see little fps drops. Im using 120 fps cap and everything high-Ultra. Dlss off ray tracing off FG off. Im playing native. This Stuttering not much there btw.
Any fix for this? Everyone had this problem?

[IchigoMait]

Limit fps to 60 or 90, put the highest refresh rate you can, as long as your fps is 2 fps below refresh rate.
Try changing your graphics settings if there is a difference.

Why ask, when you can do it yourself, just try minimum settings, if the issue is gone, then you know why.

Or your shaders are on a slow system drive, so good luck lel. Use an ssd with rapid mode for windows drive, it should help.

Anyway for the stutter type depends, is your fps visibly constant and the stutter happens when shaders are being generated seeing new stuff happen or after every restart of the game it happens, or your fps drops suddenly when moving around.

[TitusTurk]

Originally posted by IchigoMait:

Limit fps to 60 or 90, put the highest refresh rate you can, as long as your fps is 2 fps below refresh rate.
Try changing your graphics settings if there is a difference.

Why ask, when you can do it yourself, just try minimum settings, if the issue is gone, then you know why.

Or your shaders are on a slow system drive, so good luck lel. Use an ssd with rapid mode for windows drive, it should help.

Anyway for the stutter type depends, is your fps visibly constant and the stutter happens when shaders are being generated seeing new stuff happen or after every restart of the game it happens, or your fps drops suddenly when moving around.

Im using Samsung 990 pro Best SSD in gen4 ssd's. And my ram CPU and gpu enough for every game. Im only getting fps drops and Stuttering for this game. Other all games smooth as glass. So this is %100 game problem not my PC. I tried everything but no changed. I hope they can fix it :)

[IchigoMait]

Originally posted by TitusTurk:

Originally posted by IchigoMait:

Limit fps to 60 or 90, put the highest refresh rate you can, as long as your fps is 2 fps below refresh rate.
Try changing your graphics settings if there is a difference.

Why ask, when you can do it yourself, just try minimum settings, if the issue is gone, then you know why.

Or your shaders are on a slow system drive, so good luck lel. Use an ssd with rapid mode for windows drive, it should help.

Anyway for the stutter type depends, is your fps visibly constant and the stutter happens when shaders are being generated seeing new stuff happen or after every restart of the game it happens, or your fps drops suddenly when moving around.

Im using Samsung 990 pro Best SSD in gen4 ssd's. And my ram CPU and gpu enough for every game. Im only getting fps drops and Stuttering for this game. Other all games smooth as glass. So this is %100 game problem not my PC. I tried everything but no changed. I hope they can fix it :)

The stuttering happens because of your pc.
Because I don't have stuttering issues, doesn't matter how your other games run, they are different games with a different engine.
The only moment I have stutter in some game is when I first play it and there are some pre generated shaders missing.

Try enabling shader cache in steam settings under downloads at the bottom.
If you use a nvidia gpu also set your shader cache limit to unlimited.

Install your steam on a different drive from the system drive, and put the game in the same drive or just not on the same drive as the system.

You can try also enabling rebar in the bios, enable 4G decoding and then you can enable rebar or at least set it to auto, also you have to disable csm support in bios for it to work.
Diablo 4 uses it by default with nvidia gpu drivers so no need to mess with gpu drivers.

Point is if you had my pc you would have crashing issues, but you wouldn't have stutter issues, if you had my friends gpu with my pc, you wouldn't have crashing issues nor stutter issues.
It's not my problem, that is why it's your pc problem in terms of the stutter.

[TitusTurk]

Originally posted by IchigoMait:

Originally posted by TitusTurk:

Im using Samsung 990 pro Best SSD in gen4 ssd's. And my ram CPU and gpu enough for every game. Im only getting fps drops and Stuttering for this game. Other all games smooth as glass. So this is %100 game problem not my PC. I tried everything but no changed. I hope they can fix it :)

The stuttering happens because of your pc.
Because I don't have stuttering issues, doesn't matter how your other games run, they are different games with a different engine.
The only moment I have stutter in some game is when I first play it and there are some pre generated shaders missing.

Try enabling shader cache in steam settings under downloads at the bottom.
If you use a nvidia gpu also set your shader cache limit to unlimited.

Install your steam on a different drive from the system drive, and put the game in the same drive or just not on the same drive as the system.

You can try also enabling rebar in the bios, enable 4G decoding and then you can enable rebar or at least set it to auto, also you have to disable csm support in bios for it to work.
Diablo 4 uses it by default with nvidia gpu drivers so no need to mess with gpu drivers.

Point is if you had my pc you would have crashing issues, but you wouldn't have stutter issues, if you had my friends gpu with my pc, you wouldn't have crashing issues nor stutter issues.
It's not my problem, that is why it's your pc problem in terms of the stutter.

Now im almost getting stable 120 fps current, avarage 120, 1% Lows 120, but 0.1% Lows chancing everytime when i get open menu, map, NPC talking or entering city. İs it normal right? Btw about crashing im never getting this issue.
Mostly im seeing difference in towns and city. Farming and dungeons smooth

[IchigoMait]

Originally posted by TitusTurk:

Originally posted by IchigoMait:

The stuttering happens because of your pc.
Because I don't have stuttering issues, doesn't matter how your other games run, they are different games with a different engine.
The only moment I have stutter in some game is when I first play it and there are some pre generated shaders missing.

Try enabling shader cache in steam settings under downloads at the bottom.
If you use a nvidia gpu also set your shader cache limit to unlimited.

Install your steam on a different drive from the system drive, and put the game in the same drive or just not on the same drive as the system.

You can try also enabling rebar in the bios, enable 4G decoding and then you can enable rebar or at least set it to auto, also you have to disable csm support in bios for it to work.
Diablo 4 uses it by default with nvidia gpu drivers so no need to mess with gpu drivers.

Point is if you had my pc you would have crashing issues, but you wouldn't have stutter issues, if you had my friends gpu with my pc, you wouldn't have crashing issues nor stutter issues.
It's not my problem, that is why it's your pc problem in terms of the stutter.

Now im almost getting stable 120 fps current, avarage 120, 1% Lows 120, but 0.1% Lows chancing everytime when i get open menu, map, NPC talking or entering city. İs it normal right? Btw about crashing im never getting this issue.
Mostly im seeing difference in towns and city. Farming and dungeons smooth

Yeah sadly you can't do much about towns/city, as you get other people in there and the inventory info the have is loaded in.

In dungeons or where there aren't many peeps or it's constantly the same people, then it's yeah smooth.

It's more of a server side issue, just too much data, but it's an okay compromise, as I don't care about the frame drops because of instance changing or many different people loading in.
As long as the combat is smooth.

Mind every time you change your gpu drivers you're gonna get also some stutters, but that goes for every game where shaders are generated on the go.

(The crashing part I at least "fixed" on my end, newer gpu drivers are borked, so I get to enjoy the game as before dlc came out.)

[Skeletore]

I have a 7800x3D CPU, 64 gigs of ram and a RTX 4080 and I get stutters off and on all the time. Makes no sense when Cyberpunk runs max settings and runs butter smooth.

[Skeletore]

In fact, the only game that stutters is Diablo 4

[IchigoMait]

Originally posted by Skeletore:

In fact, the only game that stutters is Diablo 4

You can't do anything about it, you will stutter regardless of pc you have, you could have the best pc, you would still stutter, and the stutter would be when you encounter other people in the same instance, as all the inventory and equipment info is loaded in at the same time, well outdated info from others, for you to preview, though stat wise prolly will still need to load it in, it's prolly for the sake of having a harder time to dupe stuff.

If you're stuttering when playing solo in dungeons, fix your pc, nobody else has to do it for you, unless you pay them.

[N1ck0]

Originally posted by IchigoMait:

Originally posted by Skeletore:

In fact, the only game that stutters is Diablo 4

You can't do anything about it, you will stutter regardless of pc you have, you could have the best pc, you would still stutter, and the stutter would be when you encounter other people in the same instance, as all the inventory and equipment info is loaded in at the same time, well outdated info from others, for you to preview, though stat wise prolly will still need to load it in, it's prolly for the sake of having a harder time to dupe stuff.

If you're stuttering when playing solo in dungeons, fix your pc, nobody else has to do it for you, unless you pay them.

Yep, that explains a lot. My PC is old as ♥♥♥♥ mind you, but I got fast SSDs in there, and a good GPU that's somewhat bottlenecked by the rest of the system.

But the stuttering is pretty much only in towns.

Would be nice if they found some way for the current inventory system to be different, thus eliminating this issue.

[N1ck0]

There's almost no stuttering for me in Helltides where there's other players as well by the way.

Probably because the towns themselves with all the vendors and stuff are already more taxing on systems than other instances.

So add the inventory of all players being loaded on top, and that's the result I guess.