FPS drop and stutter after hitting the ball or jumping

[Welkenwerk]

I played a ranked game and noticed very much stutter. Checked my connection but it was fine.

After that i went to free training and played arround a bit.

Im sitting on a 144hz gsync monitor.
My framerate is constantly 144 but whenever i hit the ball or i jump it goes down to the 130's for half a second or so and then goes back to normal.

I thought this problem will go away but it has been three days like this.

My computer is not the problem. Im sitting on a 7700k and a gtx1080.

I dont know what to do :D

[Gary]

Same problem here. Tried a bunch of settings changes but nothing helps. gtx1070 / 144hz as well. Seems consistently every time in air about to touch the ball. Also really inconsistent menu performance. Lots of stuttering.

[Mee Mesmo]

Same

[Welkenwerk]

I figured what caused the problem. After trying the game on a diffrent setup in my home i wrote down the diffrences between those systems.

The other system doesnt had the problem.

I couldnrt believe it but for me the controller vibration caused the framesdrops and stutter. After turning controller vibration of in the rocket league menu everything went back to buttersmooth.

It was really the vibration and it makes sense. When jumping it vibrates and when hitting the ball. When in supersonic and so on.

What a wierd bug.

Im on a xbox one controller with a bluetoothdongle.

[WilliamG]

Originally posted by Welkenwerk:

I figured what caused the problem. After trying the game on a diffrent setup in my home i wrote down the diffrences between those systems.

The other system doesnt had the problem.

I couldnrt believe it but for me the controller vibration caused the framesdrops and stutter. After turning controller vibration of in the rocket league menu everything went back to buttersmooth.

It was really the vibration and it makes sense. When jumping it vibrates and when hitting the ball. When in supersonic and so on.

What a wierd bug.

Im on a xbox one controller with a bluetoothdongle.

Just wanted to thank you. I just got a 1080Ti and was perplexed by the frame rate issue dropping from 150fps to 60fps when doing flips or jumps in the car. Turns out - yep, the vibrate feature on my XBOX One controller was causing it. Can't believe this hasn't been fixed. My controller is connected to the built-in BT in my computer, so it's not just the dongle that's an issue.

Anyway, thank you. I'd have never figured this out.

[Welkenwerk]

Glad this helped ... this realy gave me a headache :)

[WilliamG]

Originally posted by Welkenwerk:

Glad this helped ... this realy gave me a headache :)

I solved it fully now. I was having frame-rate issues in other games, related to the built-in BT connection to my computer from the XBOX One controller. I switched to the XBOX Adapter for Windows, and now I can use vibration without any frame drops in Rocket League, and it also solved my other frame-rate issues in other games.

You can see my issue here, and all are related to this:

https://steamcommunity.com/app/379720/discussions/0/3397295779071854598/

So you may want to switch to the XBOX One adapter. I believe it uses Direct WiFi for its connection, not Bluetooth, so it will probably fix this issue and any others you might be having. I'm using a G-Sync monitor, and this adapter has saved me a massive headache (though it took me about 5 hours of troubleshooting to figure out the controller was the issue... sigh).

So I don't know WHY Bluetooth on our computers is causing this issue with some games and not others, but I do know for sure that the XBOX Adapter for Windows solves it, and is likely the path of least resistance.

[WilliamG]

Still super happy with the Xbox official adapter to play Rocket League with vibrate on. No further issues. :)

I went back and tried the BT connection just to make sure, and yep - still frame rate issues with vibrate on. So definitely stick with the Xbox adapter for Windows!

[KoochDawg]

Originally posted by Welkenwerk:

I figured what caused the problem. After trying the game on a diffrent setup in my home i wrote down the diffrences between those systems.

The other system doesnt had the problem.

I couldnrt believe it but for me the controller vibration caused the framesdrops and stutter. After turning controller vibration of in the rocket league menu everything went back to buttersmooth.

It was really the vibration and it makes sense. When jumping it vibrates and when hitting the ball. When in supersonic and so on.

What a wierd bug.

Im on a xbox one controller with a bluetoothdongle.

THANK YOU. I had just bought a new xbox controller so I could play wirelessly via the bluetooth and was noticing frame drops down to like 4 fps. I turned off the vibration feedback and everything is as smooth as butter at 250 fps max.

[Welkenwerk]

Your welcome + Update: With the official Adapter for xbox one Controllers its also working with vibration on.

[Banksy]

i use a keyboard and mouse on rocket league and i notice stuttering lol..gameplay is much smoother with a decent vpn but i think its strange