FPS Drops

[Sir Mione]

hi guys, high end build. tried putting priority on high and switching game to ssd. things slightly improved switching from hd to ssd, but issues still persists. happens in world map, cities. Is this a problem of the game? cause it's pretty disturbing, happens consistently.

[Satanic Army]

Same problem here with 6700k+1080TI.

[AlienFLL]

Stutters are due to loading assets...

[DeadCells]

I think its just a bad PC port, I bought the PC remaster and the switch version, the PC had stuttering on the world map and really choppy cut-scenes for me and the switch version, although just a straight up port of the original release runs perfectly fine and looks just as good to me :/ yeah I do regret the PC purchase.

[Na]

In the nvidia control panel set the low latency mode to ultra.

[drew_west]

yeh i get stutter - but not fps drops its like the game cannot load assets quick enough.

[REM 🔋]

Yes, the game has massive stuttering issues. It's not just you.
Sounds like it's never going to be fixed.

[Jav1]

引用自 Alamar：

I think its just a bad PC port, I bought the PC remaster and the switch version, the PC had stuttering on the world map and really choppy cut-scenes for me and the switch version, although just a straight up port of the original release runs perfectly fine and looks just as good to me :/ yeah I do regret the PC purchase.

The PS4/PC versions are a remaster, allowing you to play the game at 1440p@60FPS or 4K@30FPS (on the PS4 Pro).

The Switch version is just a port of the PS3 version and it runs at the same resolution and framerate than the original game (which is 720p@30FPS).

On the PC version you can choose the resolution and framerate you want. The problem is that this game was designed to run at 30 FPS (not 60 or more). So if you run the game at this framerate you will occasionally get stuttering issues. It's not unplayable but it's a little bit annoying. The same happens if you run the game on a PS4 Pro at 60 FPS.

In short, if you want to avoid these isues just lock the framerate to 30 (like on the Switch/PS3 game). I personally prefer to play it @60 FPS almost always than @30 FPS always but that's me. I think it's not a bad PC port but a poor remaster if you want. Still a good game IMO.

[REM 🔋]

引用自 Sodium：

In the nvidia control panel set the low latency mode to ultra.

That has to do with how fast your input response times are fed to the game.

What did you think it did?

[Kleautzaque]

Same here. 4790k + gtx 1080.

After loading the fps rate drops to 15-20 for a second or 10.

[masterninjah]

one thing that can make a game stutter is if you drop below your monitors refresh rate with vsync on. i notice this game drops frames for a split second here and there probably because of the loading thing like other people were saying. turn off vsync or turn on gsync if you have it and you should be fine with massive stutters. also turn off fxaa, it makes the game look horrible.

[DeadCells]

引用自 Jav1：

引用自 Alamar：

I think its just a bad PC port, I bought the PC remaster and the switch version, the PC had stuttering on the world map and really choppy cut-scenes for me and the switch version, although just a straight up port of the original release runs perfectly fine and looks just as good to me :/ yeah I do regret the PC purchase.

The PS4/PC versions are a remaster, allowing you to play the game at 1440p@60FPS or 4K@30FPS (on the PS4 Pro).

The Switch version is just a port of the PS3 version and it runs at the same resolution and framerate than the original game (which is 720p@30FPS).

On the PC version you can choose the resolution and framerate you want. The problem is that this game was designed to run at 30 FPS (not 60 or more). So if you run the game at this framerate you will occasionally get stuttering issues. It's not unplayable but it's a little bit annoying. The same happens if you run the game on a PS4 Pro at 60 FPS.

In short, if you want to avoid these isues just lock the framerate to 30 (like on the Switch/PS3 game). I personally prefer to play it @60 FPS almost always than @30 FPS always but that's me. I think it's not a bad PC port but a poor remaster if you want. Still a good game IMO.

Well put :) But still if they gonna call it a remaster and run it at higher res and 60 fps then it should do that flawlessly, as that's what we are paying for, so to me its a bad port or a lazy remaster or whatever, but yeah I love the game its great, and am glad more ppl will be able to experience it.

[Drawable]

I play at 4k 60fps and had no major issues throughout the entire game performance wise. Chances are it is issues with your own PC and the settings you are trying to put it at not being suitable.

[SenMithrarin85]

引用自 Drawable：

I play at 4k 60fps and had no major issues throughout the entire game performance wise. Chances are it is issues with your own PC and the settings you are trying to put it at not being suitable.

there's ALWAYS somebody who's blind to frame spikes or stutters who claim that they have no issue.

Same people defended arkham knight on release.

the engine suffers from stutter when streamign assets for the same reason lightning returns does, the original ps3 version had to keep a limited number of assets on screen at once, its why the npcs in lightning returns are constantly popping in and out due to having to be reloaded.

[lee]

SOLVED:

I had similar issues, however it was due to the read speed of the hard-drive that Ni no kuni was sat on. (Seems they haven't taken hard drive buffering into account when they ported it to PC )

Moving it to sit on my SSD fixed all performance related issues for me. Worth a shot if you are running into similar issues

[gorothturion]

引用自 lee：

SOLVED:

I had similar issues, however it was due to the read speed of the hard-drive that Ni no kuni was sat on. (Seems they haven't taken hard drive buffering into account when they ported it to PC )

Moving it to sit on my SSD fixed all performance related issues for me. Worth a shot if you are running into similar issues

thanks that solved the fps problem