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Me too, and sometimes I get bugged out for no reason, happened twice. Also got no response while talking to a random npc, and got stuck with no dialogue options. Had to Alt + F4.
If im not mistaken you are just talking about distant NPC's and stuff have their framerate halved. Which is a side effect of this being "made for console" in order to save on computing power. It did the same thing in the remake IIRC. I really noticed it at junon elevator with all the people around.
Poverty Issue.
Runs fine at 120 fps at Max Settings at 2K using a Ryzen 7 9800x3d, ASUS 4070 RTX, 32 GB DDR5 Ram, MSI B950 Tomahawk, 2 TB SSD NVMe.
lol a 6 grand PC to run a ps5 game at 1440p at 120 fps, something not right there.
I own the game, and it has a texture pop in problem, nobody is making this up, doesn't matter if get 120fps if you takes 5 minutes for textures load and many people have reported this problem even with SSD that is 7000mbs 2000mbs faster than the ps5 SSD
10700k, 4080 Super, 64GB of RAM, 4TB NVME SSD.
Just moving the camera and going in and out of cutscenes I would experience some stutter. Then general frame pacing issues. What seems to have resolved most of my issues is to force V-Sync and set to 58 FPS in NVIDIA Control Panel. It seems like its a known issue with Unreal Engine 4. Give this a try if you are having issues and have NVIDIA GPU.
Set it to 97.5% of your refresh rate of your monitor or target fps, or if you have one higher than 120hz, set the framerate limit to 117. I have a 144hz display, but my target for this game is 60fps. So in the NVIDIA Control Panel I set the max FPS to 58, and in-game I set to 60.
Frame pacing issue is now resolved for the most part.
Yep, same here. i9 9900, 3080, nvme, 32 gb ram and I will still have huge 1% low spikes at 1080p on low settings.
Something is very weird about this port and it's only affecting a percentage of people.
6? Try 3.
I even had characters visible at a time set to 0 and 0. Not sure how that works, because I could still see the full cast..