DirectX 11 VS DirectX 12 + STUTTERING FIX!

[BlazeXI]

Direct X12 [Gameplay] [Without XMP] [Laggy]:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OWDQ0TWK9lc
Direct X11 [Gameplay] [Without XMP] [Better]:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TnvgAmwRNTY&feature=youtu.be
Direct X11 [Benchmark] [NO XMP] [Custom Setting vs Ultra]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P56nQr48tOM
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DIRECT X11 + XMP + GAMING MODE BIOS [Benchmark] :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=voMVSaUjEpE&feature=youtu.be
DIRECT X11 + XMP + GAMING MODE BIOS [Gameplay-Stabilitytest] :
Holy moly stuttering is gone no joke
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SycU_FyEFqU&feature=youtu.be



SOLUTION GET:

- Latest NVIDIA Driver
- Latest Windows
- Enable Ultimate Power Mode Windows
- Turn Off Fog
- Change most settings to Medium depends on your RIG
- Download RTSS - Limit ur Framerate to a Number ur PC can Handle without drops
- Change Settings to Unlimited Frames that RTSS FPS limiter work.
- Download Razer Cortex and Enabel auto Optimize (More Ram by shutting down useless
windows background stuff and restarting them when you close the game)

Go in your Bios and enable XMP <- or -> A-XMP

ENJOY!

[Wybrem]

Originally posted by Ryon:

Originally posted by Wybrem:

Ye I mean I get it, if you're still stuck in 1999 with 1080p monitor. Most people however, have moved on.

4K
Geforce RTX 2080
i7-7700k CPU
16 GB

try again.

Aa nice so now you're lying, please troll somewhere else, even a 2080ti can't push 60fps on 4K, which was indeed my point. Either you lack vision or are just troll.

[RyonDK]

Originally posted by Wybrem:

Originally posted by Ryon:

4K
Geforce RTX 2080
i7-7700k CPU
16 GB

try again.

Aa nice so now you're lying, please troll somewhere else, even a 2080ti can't push 60fps on 4K, which was indeed my point. Either you lack vision or are just troll.

Should take your own advice, as the only "troll" here is you.

[Sailor Gloom]

From my experience I dont notice any difference on dx12, dont notice any issues either.

[Migz - DH]

With my bottleneck of an overclocked GTX 1070 (vs. overclocked RAM and Ryzen 7 3700X), DX12 did not help my system and actually reduced my framerate in the benchmark by 1 FPS vs. DX11, but that difference is so small that it could be statistically insignificant.

My CPU frametime dropped a lot though, so for people with processor bottlenecks, DX12 should help a lot.

[BearPajamaGod!]

DX11 Reduces Framerate by 15-30FPS
DX12 causes more stutter

Its a lose/lose situation.

[hyperion]

Why would anyone use 11 if 12 is an option?

Originally posted by _Synt3rax_:

Originally posted by Blaze:

is it my hardware? Or should i upgrade GPU?

why would you upgrade from a gtx 1080? still a top card

I have a 1080ti and would buy a 2080ti right now if I could justify the cost. Obviously, you want the best GPU you can budget for.

Since most things still run great on a 1080ti and I have other stuff I want to buy, I'm holding off right now.

I'm going to spring for a i9 and new MB first, my i7 is getting old.

[Den]

this depends on your card. my polaris rx 480 handles dx12 better than 11. vice versa with nvidia. no crashes so far within 15h game time. :)

[Sazzouu]

Originally posted by Den:

this depends on your card. my polaris rx 480 handles dx12 better than 11. vice versa with nvidia. no crashes so far within 15h game time. :)

Exactly this
DX11 as well as 12 come from Microsoft while GPUs and their drivers (mainly) come from Nvidia and AMD. Those are three totally independent studios with their own focuses. And no one can look into code from each others except of the few open source bits.

[Nite69]

I can see the visual difference between DX11 and DX12 you really need to test it in game itself, youtube videos don't show it well because of the compression method they use so that hurts the quality of them

[Sidian]

Originally posted by hyperion:

Why would anyone use 11 if 12 is an option?

Because you have better performance in DX11 when your FPS are limited by your GPU. DX12 will only result in better performance if your CPU is the limiting factor, or if you use an AMD GPU since they can handle DX12 better than NVidia GPUs.

[PFC Demigo [29th ID]]

OS: Windows 10 Pro Build 18363
Graphic Card: MSI RTX 2070 Super Gaming X Trio 8GB
CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 3600 6-Core 12 Thread Processor 3.6 Ghz Base to 4.2 Ghz Max Boost
Primary Display: MSI Optix MAG241C
RAM: 16GB HyperX Fury DDR4 2666mhz Black & White

Ingame Settings:
Aspect Ratio: 16:9
Resolution: 1920 x 1080
Vertical Sync: Off
Frame Rate Limit: 120FPS
Graphics API: DirectX 12
Overall Quality: Badass (Maximum Graphic Settings)

Results: FPS 80-100 Varies
Ingame Cutscenes: Hardlock to 30FPS

No Stutter, No Screen Tearing and no Frame Dipping.

Might have to try out the Dx11 later on After work to see if that might fare better.

[Starchild]

i7 8700k@ 5ghz
GTX 1080
32gb ram 3200mhz

3440x1440

this game has got to be the most unoptimized AAA game i've ever played. can barely stay above 60 fps on a mix of medium/high settings.

[Wybrem]

Originally posted by Starchild:

i7 8700k@ 5ghz
GTX 1080
32gb ram 3200mhz

3440x1440

this game has got to be the most unoptimized AAA game i've ever played. can barely stay above 60 fps on a mix of medium/high settings.

Same resolution use a rtx2080 mostly 60 but some areas are so poor optimized, low gpu usage but still sub 60 fps.

Turns out the game is crap
https://www.gamesradar.com/borderlands-3-performance-issues-lag-stuttering/

[Wybrem]

Originally posted by Ryon:

Originally posted by Wybrem:

Aa nice so now you're lying, please troll somewhere else, even a 2080ti can't push 60fps on 4K, which was indeed my point. Either you lack vision or are just troll.

Should take your own advice, as the only "troll" here is you.

No it's you clearly, every video on youtube speaks against your "experience" there is no way to achiev 60fps in 4K at this moment in time. And even on my 2nd monitor a ultrawide it is hard to maintain 60fps in all areas.

[BlazeXI]

Originally posted by Sidian:

Originally posted by hyperion:

Why would anyone use 11 if 12 is an option?

Because you have better performance in DX11 when your FPS are limited by your GPU. DX12 will only result in better performance if your CPU is the limiting factor, or if you use an AMD GPU since they can handle DX12 better than NVidia GPUs.

how much does it cost to get a golden profile?