Stuttering all the time on HIGH END PC

[★HanTheOne★]

I am having terrible stutters all the time. How to fix this.

I have RTX4080, i5-13600K, 32GB DDR5 Ram.

I tried every possible tweak I was able to find and nothing helped.

[Gamejunky05]

Try update bios.. also mouse speed poling rate less then 500 if u got mouse app/software

[Kelath]

I'm experiencing the same thing, not constantly, it comes and goes and only with this game.

[★HanTheOne★]

Originally posted by Gamejunky05:

Try update bios.. also mouse speed poling rate less then 500 if u got mouse app/software

I updated bios, still no change what about mouse polling rate? Why whould this cause poor performance, I can try it I just dont see reason why.

[Gamejunky05]

Originally posted by ★꧁HanTheOne꧂★:

Originally posted by Gamejunky05:

Try update bios.. also mouse speed poling rate less then 500 if u got mouse app/software

I updated bios, still no change what about mouse polling rate? Why whould this cause poor performance, I can try it I just dont see reason why.

some other games were experiencing microstuddering and some one said try lower mouse speeds

[Odyss]

It's true. I'm not saying it necessarily applies to this game and it highly depends on your mouse's capability in terms of polling rates, but some games will see stuttering issues the higher the polling rate, although this should happen only for mice of 2k and above polling rate. If you have a mouse with less than that, then I wouldn't worry. The easiest way to test if it is the polling rate is to just stand still and see if the game is still stuttering.

For those who don't know, the polling rate basically represents the frequency at which data (like moving your mouse) is sent to your PC. Knowing this, you can figure out that the more data is sent at a higher frequency, the performance degrades to allow for that computation.

[Team17_Assist]

Hi all,

We're sorry to hear you're having this issue!

So that we can better understand the problem and recommend a solution, we would like to request that you please send us your DxDiag information via the steps below: 

1. Hold down the Windows Key and press R 
   
2. The Run dialog should appear. Type dxdiag in the available text field. 
   
3. Click OK 
   
4. Click Save All Information 
   
5. Set the Save as type to Text File (*.txt) 
   
6. Save the file DxDiag.txt to your Desktop so it is easy to find. 
   
7. Open the .txt file, copy all the contents > Paste all the contents to a free text hosting service such as https://justpaste.it/ or http://pastebin.com/
   
8. Copy the link to your post and paste in your reply

Once we have this information, we will do our best to further assist you in resolving this matter.

Regards,
Team17 Support

[★HanTheOne★]

Originally posted by Team17_Assist:

Hi all,

We're sorry to hear you're having this issue!

So that we can better understand the problem and recommend a solution, we would like to request that you please send us your DxDiag information via the steps below: 

1. Hold down the Windows Key and press R 
   
2. The Run dialog should appear. Type dxdiag in the available text field. 
   
3. Click OK 
   
4. Click Save All Information 
   
5. Set the Save as type to Text File (*.txt) 
   
6. Save the file DxDiag.txt to your Desktop so it is easy to find. 
   
7. Open the .txt file, copy all the contents > Paste all the contents to a free text hosting service such as https://justpaste.it/ or http://pastebin.com/
   
8. Copy the link to your post and paste in your reply

Once we have this information, we will do our best to further assist you in resolving this matter.

Regards,
Team17 Support

I did this and you guys told me that my game is on external hdd meanwhile its on nvme m2 disk…

[VinceG]

Originally posted by ★HanTheOne★:

I did this and you guys told me that my game is on external hdd meanwhile its on nvme m2 disk…

At this point, you might just give up and life with it until it maybe gets fixed in a patch... the support is useless and never helped anybody.

[tmo97]

launch commandline parameters
-dx12 -dx12cache -USEALLAVAILABLECORES -maxworkers=10

-USEALLAVAILABLECORES
makes it so that HLL actually uses your CPU like it wants to

-maxworkers=10
I have 6 core CPU, so I have 12 threads total. I am letting the game use 10 threads, so that my computer has 2 threads free for Windows and other stuff.

-dx12
gives better performance for me. RTX3060, Ryzen 5 5600G

-dx12cache
this eliminated stutters for me almost completely.

[tmo97]

Originally posted by ★HanTheOne★:

Originally posted by Gamejunky05:

Try update bios.. also mouse speed poling rate less then 500 if u got mouse app/software

I updated bios, still no change what about mouse polling rate? Why whould this cause poor performance, I can try it I just dont see reason why.

There's a really long, stupid reason behind it. Some games don't like being told 500 times how fast the mouse is moving and in which direction. Messes up CPU timing, floods code with stuff it has to deal with, that's the short reason for it. Makes a big difference. You'll have to adjust your mouse sensitivity afterward, but this polling rate thing can make a massive difference in many games where stuttering is a thing.

EDIT: Minecraft has this same problem, so do some of the Metro games. 500 is high enough to cause problems. I have mine set at 100

[VinceG]

Originally posted by tmo97:

launch commandline parameters
-dx12 -dx12cache -USEALLAVAILABLECORES -maxworkers=10

-USEALLAVAILABLECORES
makes it so that HLL actually uses your CPU like it wants to

-maxworkers=10
I have 6 core CPU, so I have 12 threads total. I am letting the game use 10 threads, so that my computer has 2 threads free for Windows and other stuff.

-dx12
gives better performance for me. RTX3060, Ryzen 5 5600G

-dx12cache
this eliminated stutters for me almost completely.

I have a 3060 Ti and a 5600G too.. so i hope that this helps.. because the support is completly incompetent and sends the same text-blocks every time...