FINAL FANTASY VII REBIRTH

FINAL FANTASY VII REBIRTH

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Nvidia is stuttering and AMD isn't?
I am seeing a lot of chatter about supposed stuttering and only from Nvidia users - Which of course is due to market share in some capacity.

I have played the game for about 17 hours at time of writing and I only had stuttering at the very start without the new optimised AMD driver. After getting the new driver I have not experienced any noticeable stuttering.

Using RX 7800 XT & Ryzen 7 7700

Getting smooth FPS ranging from 70 FPS in Kalm to 120 FPS in the open-world @ 4k, 66% resolution scale, high settings and low shadows. Average is currently 83 FPS.
Last edited by Olskid; Jan 25 @ 10:50am
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WT_Neptune Jan 25 @ 10:47am 
Always has been?
Mana- Jan 25 @ 10:48am 
nvidia didn't released new drivers for ff7rebirth
Olskid Jan 25 @ 10:52am 
Originally posted by Mana-:
nvidia didn't released new drivers for ff7rebirth

It is Nvidia sponsored lol - Guess their RTX 5000 series have issues since nothing is released
Of course anecdote isn't datum, but I've been playing on GTX 1660 Ti - about midway through Junon area - haven't had any stuttering yet, or any other issues, for that matter.
dlux Jan 25 @ 10:53am 
Originally posted by Mana-:
nvidia didn't released new drivers for ff7rebirth
And people claim that Nvidia has the best drivers and best support.
Olskid Jan 25 @ 10:57am 
Originally posted by RandomAndros:
Of course anecdote isn't datum, but I've been playing on GTX 1660 Ti - about midway through Junon area - haven't had any stuttering yet, or any other issues, for that matter.

Guess people need to upgrade to from RTX to GTX then :staymetal:
In this video it's the other way around, AMD is stuttering.
I have no problems with my RTX 4090. I still use some older drivers 566.03. the game runs great!


https://youtu.be/elRtPxYi3OY?si=o-eYHRoy6EygZpLJ
AngryBeard Jan 25 @ 10:59am 
Originally posted by Olskid:
Originally posted by RandomAndros:
Of course anecdote isn't datum, but I've been playing on GTX 1660 Ti - about midway through Junon area - haven't had any stuttering yet, or any other issues, for that matter.

Guess people need to upgrade to from RTX to GTX then :staymetal:

This gave me a chuckle.
I have actually heard a bit of a different story. I am seeing many people with AMD cpus complain about micro stuttering and bad one percent lows. I have an Nvidia gpu and Intel cpu and haven't had many issues at all.
Olskid Jan 25 @ 11:06am 
Originally posted by matrixagent555:
I have actually heard a bit of a different story. I am seeing many people with AMD cpus complain about micro stuttering and bad one percent lows. I have an Nvidia gpu and Intel cpu and haven't had many issues at all.

Daniel Owen on RTX 5090 with Ryzen 7 9800x3D stuttering

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XzCRb1nTZL0&t=156s

Mutahar stuttering on RTX 4090 with Ryzen 9 5900X. Also stuttering on another PC with RTX and Intel CPU

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-b311SFYtSA&t=410s

Alex complaining about stuttering too on RX 7900 XT and Ryzen 7 7700X but I guess he hasn't gotten the new driver

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G1-VIcknfoo
Last edited by Olskid; Jan 25 @ 11:07am
Originally posted by Olskid:
Originally posted by matrixagent555:
I have actually heard a bit of a different story. I am seeing many people with AMD cpus complain about micro stuttering and bad one percent lows. I have an Nvidia gpu and Intel cpu and haven't had many issues at all.

Daniel Owen on RTX 5090 with Ryzen 7 9800x3D stuttering

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XzCRb1nTZL0&t=156s

Mutahar stuttering on RTX 4090 with Ryzen 9 5900X. Also stuttering on another PC with RTX and Intel CPU

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-b311SFYtSA&t=410s

Alex complaining about stuttering too on RX 7900 XT and Ryzen 7 7700X but I guess he hasn't gotten the new driver

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G1-VIcknfoo

Every one of those videos you linked uses an AMD cpu. That could possibly be the reason for the stutters. I can only speak from what I've experienced.

And for many people fps fluctuating from 70 to 120 fps would be considered stutters. So you fortunately seem to not be bothered by fluctuating frame rate, but that is still not an ideal way to play a game.
BigTough Jan 25 @ 7:22pm 
I'm playing on an AMD 7800 XT and I'm getting a lot of background stutter, which isn't entirely affecting my frame rate, yet it exists. Not sure how that works but everything isn't stuttering all at once, JUST the background.

It's nauseating.
how is it im not getting a single stutter are these YouTubers lying to get views or am i just lucky
yes, because you bought a fake nvidia card. Real Nvidia cards wont have any problem
Originally posted by BigTough:
Also a PSA.

The new 25.1.1 drivers aren't for XT cards, rather they are for the M series which are laptop graphics cards only. Do not install them if you are running a desktop system using an XT series graphics card.
the update isn't just for laptop models its also for 7000 series GPUs as well as well as some generic normal fixes for OBS and encoding
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