stuttering

[humanevil]

no matter what settings i uses i get a fair amount of stuttering with fps drops of around 20-50 fps wtf is happening?

EDIT:
i get this in the open world and in fights (not made it to any major citys) looks like ill have to quit playing or use the armour thatr makes you a god and cant be hurt :/ what a choice

i7 6700k
16 gb ddr4
evga dtx 1080 ftw
ssd's
win 10

[❀Seikatsu❀]

I am Getting frame studders as well as frame drops as well.
But my PC is Not a weak PC so this is really really odd even with updated drivers updated OS and direct X.

O/S: Windows 10 Pro

CPU: AMD RYZEN 7 1800X 8-CORE 3.6GHZ (4.0 GHz Turbo)

GPU: XFX Radeon GTR RX 480 DirectX 12 CrossFireX Support Black Edition Video Card (OC) 3 of them.

Ram: 64GB G.Skill

Running on A SSD.

[Lontti]

Demo was working fine and full version stuttered like hell. Only thing I changed between those was that I installed those new game ready nvidia drivers(391.01) and that got me to wonder. I used display driver uninstaller(DDU) and went back to driver version 385.41 which was mind blowing experience becouse the game was so SMOOTH! Finaly I can play. I have realized that most of these game ready drivers are s-h-i-t this ain't the first time I have to uninstall game specific drivers becouse of a bad performance. I have GTX 1070 if someone wonders.

[Kintaro]

Originally posted by insurecti:

Same here... severe stuttering continuously. Let's put it simply... It's a very very poorly optimized port.
Running in Average with:
i7 6700K 4GHz
ZOGIS GTX970 OC
16Gb RAM
Just got the game frozen and crashed...

explaine me this then please:
https://www.twitch.tv/videos/236660486

all on highest and streaming with NVENC 1080p @8000kbps. when not streaming i do not get under 80FPS.

[❀Seikatsu❀]

Originally posted by Shamu Meruruusa:

I am Getting frame studders as well as frame drops as well.
But my PC is Not a weak PC so this is really really odd even with updated drivers updated OS and direct X.

O/S: Windows 10 Pro

CPU: AMD RYZEN 7 1800X 8-CORE 3.6GHZ (4.0 GHz Turbo)

GPU: XFX Radeon GTR RX 480 DirectX 12 CrossFireX Support Black Edition Video Card (OC) 3 of them.

Ram: 64GB G.Skill

Running on A SSD.

Well Now I know what was nuking my preformance and causing the hickups I should not have had the FPS counter on now I have a solid 120fps with small minor drops thats it at highest possible settings. Derp should of not turned that on in the first place as it is bugged bad. lol

[Kintaro]

Originally posted by Shamu Meruruusa:

Originally posted by Shamu Meruruusa:

I am Getting frame studders as well as frame drops as well.
But my PC is Not a weak PC so this is really really odd even with updated drivers updated OS and direct X.

O/S: Windows 10 Pro

CPU: AMD RYZEN 7 1800X 8-CORE 3.6GHZ (4.0 GHz Turbo)

GPU: XFX Radeon GTR RX 480 DirectX 12 CrossFireX Support Black Edition Video Card (OC) 3 of them.

Ram: 64GB G.Skill

Running on A SSD.

Well Now I know what was nuking my preformance and causing the hickups I should not have had the FPS counter on now I have a solid 120fps with small minor drops thats it at highest possible settings. Derp should of not turned that on in the first place as it is bugged bad. lol

^
well since ur CPU and GPU are mediocre, no wonders. try 720p then.

[❀Seikatsu❀]

Originally posted by Kintaro Oe:

Originally posted by Shamu Meruruusa:

Well Now I know what was nuking my preformance and causing the hickups I should not have had the FPS counter on now I have a solid 120fps with small minor drops thats it at highest possible settings. Derp should of not turned that on in the first place as it is bugged bad. lol

^
well since ur CPU and GPU are mediocre, no wonders. try 720p then.

^
Baka Its not medicore when you have 3 of them running together. Such a troll who knows nothing of building PCs. Yes that is right I am calling you out just cause you think your nvida gpu is soooo much better cause its Nvida stupid Male.

[humanevil]

Originally posted by Young Kelz:

I've read in other threads that there's a memory leak issues with ram, I suggest restarting game after a solid 2 hour game session or right when u experience heavy fps stutter, remember to save your progress.

i can only talk for my self but the stuttering starts almost instantly

[insurecti]

Originally posted by Invertex:

Originally posted by insurecti:

Same here... severe stuttering continuously. Let's put it simply... It's a very very poorly optimized port.
Running in Average with:
i7 6700K 4GHz
ZOGIS GTX970 OC
16Gb RAM
Just got the game frozen and crashed...

The port is good actually, it was performing perfectly. But I think Windows 10 and its Fall Creators ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ is ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ with things. Because I had amazing performance until it crashed, and now it stutters constantly no matter where I am in the game or if I lower my settings all the way... And I'm on a 1080.

Thanks for your contribution! In fact, I'm running Win8.1... and...

An update:
- I noticed an NVDIA Update was available for FFXV, I did it;
-- After that, on Average and with NVDIA-stuff ON, it was running smooth...
- I noticed my C: drive was getting full and game progressivelly getting glitchy. It was all recordings from the NVIDIA Shadow Play. Got to it, erased the videos, disabled the auto-recording.
-- Now it's running smooth ~45FPS on High spec. and "NVIDIA-stuff" ON, with minor stuttering once in a while in combat only.
I'm cool now...

[Invertex]

Originally posted by insurecti:

Originally posted by Invertex:

The port is good actually, it was performing perfectly. But I think Windows 10 and its Fall Creators ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ is ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ with things. Because I had amazing performance until it crashed, and now it stutters constantly no matter where I am in the game or if I lower my settings all the way... And I'm on a 1080.

Thanks for your contribution! In fact, I'm running Win8.1... and...

An update:
- I noticed an NVDIA Update was available for FFXV, I did it;
-- After that, on Average and with NVDIA-stuff ON, it was running smooth...
- I noticed my C: drive was getting full and game progressivelly getting glitchy. It was all recordings from the NVIDIA Shadow Play. Got to it, erased the videos, disabled the auto-recording.
-- Now it's running smooth ~45FPS on High spec. and "NVIDIA-stuff" ON, with minor stuttering once in a while in combat only.
I'm cool now...

Yeah I thought as much too and had disabled it. Though I still get the usual borderless-windowed mode stuttering if I've tabbed out, but that's with pretty much any games on Windows 10 now, and is solved by tabbing into the game again even though you already are in it.

[TitanWolf]

The only way I could get rid of the stutters was to set the graphics preset to "Average". No stuttering and I'm getting about 100fps. I then went back and adjusted AO to highest, turned tesselation on, turned off motion blur and I'm still getting about 100fps. To be honest.. I can't really tell the difference between average and highest.. Hope this helps someone becuase the jittery camera was making the game almost unplayable to me.

P.S. I'm playing on a 144hz g-sync monitor

[Xavvor]

Try turning on Vysnc and Triple Buffering in NCP. Disable in-game vysnce. Also don't use highest TRAM setting.

[BB.U.M.SS.N]

Disabling Steam In-Game Overlay worked for me.

[SaltyOneOne]

Lower TRAM
Unplug internet, start steam in offline mode, start game.
Disable antivirus realtime protection.

Make sure ram settings in bios is the highest with all the turbo stuff on.

With the above settings, I run the game without stutters.

[BB.U.M.SS.N]

and try disabling ingame tipps killed the last stutter

[Kaldaien]

Originally posted by BB.U.M.SS.N:

and try disabling ingame tipps killed the last stutter

You mean the button prompts? That's probably because the game doesn't keep those loaded for all input devices. It reloads them if you change input devices and it's SLOW; several frames.