Stuttering?

[저지]

Hey guys, so I bought the game and I somehow have stuttering. Like, if I go 144 FPS I will stutter down to 120 FPS constantly during Cutscenes and walking around, when I cap it to 120, I will stutter down to 100. My Graphics Card runs at like 40% Use, same as CPU. I wonder what causes the stuttering?

I run the game on an SSD , RTX 3090 and i7-14700K. Anyone a similar experience?

[SkyflareFox]

14º generation have problems

[저지]

Originally posted by SkyflareFox:

14º generation have problems

Any solution or just "haha" ?

[Irish Potato Lad]

Originally posted by 저지:

Originally posted by SkyflareFox:

14º generation have problems

Any solution or just "haha" ?

the dudes being an a**, in reality its an issue with the game itself, and unless your overclocking your card the 14 seriers shouldn't have that issue in such an old game. Dudes just trying to blame you instead of the devs who actually allow this crap to happen, like in SIlent hill 2 which stutters on my card too. Try turning your gpu scheduling off, and turn off any background processes/enter game mode.

[Irish Potato Lad]

Originally posted by 저지:

Hey guys, so I bought the game and I somehow have stuttering. Like, if I go 144 FPS I will stutter down to 120 FPS constantly during Cutscenes and walking around, when I cap it to 120, I will stutter down to 100. My Graphics Card runs at like 40% Use, same as CPU. I wonder what causes the stuttering?

I run the game on an SSD , RTX 3090 and i7-14700K. Anyone a similar experience?

Usually switching to ssd should fix all these issues, and you shouldn't have to turn down any settings with that card either. So basically im betting this is an issue on the games side rather than yours

[저지]

Originally posted by Irish Potato Lad:

Originally posted by 저지:

Any solution or just "haha" ?

the dudes being an a**, in reality its an issue with the game itself, and unless your overclocking your card the 14 seriers shouldn't have that issue in such an old game. Dudes just trying to blame you instead of the devs who actually allow this crap to happen, like in SIlent hill 2 which stutters on my card too. Try turning your gpu scheduling off, and turn off any background processes/enter game mode.

Thank you, I will give disabling the GPU scheduling off a shot, actually a good idea considering that games usually cap the GPU and not the CPU, so why even offload to the GPU ...

[mdair]

Running on a 40 series card on a 7950X3D with no issues. I did have to tell Gamebar that this was a game so it would schedule the X3D cores properly.

You could be having the same issue with Windows Scheduler and Gamebar not seeing it as a game and causing issues between your PCores and ECores.

While in game hit the Windows Key+G. Click the settings icon and if it's available click the box that says remember this is a game.

Then exit and re-open the game and see if that helps.

If that does not work try disabling your ECores while playing the game.

Now if you're running at native 4k I don't think this should be causing you an issue, but if your running on a 1440p monitor or lower resolution Windows Scheduler could be causing your issues.

If this ends up being your issue, it's not really the devs fault, its just Windows being Windows.

[저지]

Originally posted by mdair:

Running on a 40 series card on a 7950X3D with no issues. I did have to tell Gamebar that this was a game so it would schedule the X3D cores properly.

You could be having the same issue with Windows Scheduler and Gamebar not seeing it as a game and causing issues between your PCores and ECores.

While in game hit the Windows Key+G. Click the settings icon and if it's available click the box that says remember this is a game.

Then exit and re-open the game and see if that helps.

If that does not work try disabling your ECores while playing the game.

Now if you're running at native 4k I don't think this should be causing you an issue, but if your running on a 1440p monitor or lower resolution Windows Scheduler could be causing your issues.

If this ends up being your issue, it's not really the devs fault, its just Windows being Windows.

I will also try that Game Bar "remember this is a game" thing, thank you alot!

[ChubbiChibbai]

Originally posted by 저지:

Originally posted by mdair:

Running on a 40 series card on a 7950X3D with no issues. I did have to tell Gamebar that this was a game so it would schedule the X3D cores properly.

You could be having the same issue with Windows Scheduler and Gamebar not seeing it as a game and causing issues between your PCores and ECores.

While in game hit the Windows Key+G. Click the settings icon and if it's available click the box that says remember this is a game.

Then exit and re-open the game and see if that helps.

If that does not work try disabling your ECores while playing the game.

Now if you're running at native 4k I don't think this should be causing you an issue, but if your running on a 1440p monitor or lower resolution Windows Scheduler could be causing your issues.

If this ends up being your issue, it's not really the devs fault, its just Windows being Windows.

I will also try that Game Bar "remember this is a game" thing, thank you alot!

How do you do that?

[저지]

Originally posted by ChubbiChibbai:

Originally posted by 저지:

I will also try that Game Bar "remember this is a game" thing, thank you alot!

How do you do that?

Windows Key + G, then the Cogwheel "Settings", there you can set the checkbox under "General"

[RPG Gamer Man]

Originally posted by 저지:

Hey guys, so I bought the game and I somehow have stuttering. Like, if I go 144 FPS I will stutter down to 120 FPS constantly during Cutscenes and walking around, when I cap it to 120, I will stutter down to 100. My Graphics Card runs at like 40% Use, same as CPU. I wonder what causes the stuttering?

I run the game on an SSD , RTX 3090 and i7-14700K. Anyone a similar experience?

Also, make sure your micro code for you BIOS is up to date also. 13 and 14th gen have a defect on their chip.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6vo1xS4lRio

This can be caused by the high voltage issue that intel set the chips on too high with. If you keep using it like that btw without the micro code, you will damage your pc hardware permanently, if it is not already damaged.

[smidlee]

I would try to disable the extra e-cores to see if it helps. Just enable first 8 cores. I can't remember the game I had trouble with and disabling the e-cores solved the issue.

[ChubbiChibbai]

Originally posted by 저지:

Originally posted by ChubbiChibbai:

How do you do that?

Windows Key + G, then the Cogwheel "Settings", there you can set the checkbox under "General"

Thanks. Had no idea!

[RPG Gamer Man]

https://www.theverge.com/24216305/intel-13th-14th-gen-raptor-lake-cpu-crash-news-updates-patches-fixes-motherboards

Weird graphical stuff could be a issue that your gpu could already be damaged due to the high voltage of the chip. Again, make sure to update to the 4th fix now for the chips micro code in the BIOS. This won't fix already hardware issues that pop up, but will prevent more damage to your pc. Everytime you play a game with it, your damaging your hardware OP.

Again, the stuttering could be a sign your hardware could of already got damaged.

[저지]

Originally posted by RPG Gamer Man:

https://www.theverge.com/24216305/intel-13th-14th-gen-raptor-lake-cpu-crash-news-updates-patches-fixes-motherboards

Weird graphical stuff could be a issue that your gpu could already be damaged due to the high voltage of the chip. Again, make sure to update to the 4th fix now for the chips micro code in the BIOS.

I am on the newest BIOS and no, nothing is damaged. I am not just playing 1 game, God of War Ragnarok runs without any FPS Drops and so does every other game. Its just a problem with RDR1 right now.

[RPG Gamer Man]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mjjRLQjdu48