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- AMD Ryzen 5 5600
- Radeon RX 6600 XT
- 32 DDR4 Ram
- 1TB SSD
- GPU Driver: 21.10.3
- Benchmark: 1260 Points
the game is freezing every now and then - no matter which settings I choose.
It run's on a clean Win11 system (no Citrix or 3rd party AntiVirusSoftware)
AoE III de runs in highest settings perfectly so it can't be a hardware-issue at all.
Any ideas how to fix this?
Just to keep it "internationally" I'll answer in English:
I bought the system at the beginning of September and tried the game these days for the first time...
If the change of the GC didn't help at all it's maybe something else? The funny thing is: during the Benchmark the system runs perfectly well...
The lags appear right after a new building is finished -> so I guess it's a bug or at least we have to wait for an update.
Since the release of AoE 4 is ahead I'll which - hopefully without any lags.
It's still a pitty - so maye anyone has an idea?!
1. Press Win key + R to open Run dialog, type "DXDiag" and press Enter.
2. Wait a few seconds for the window to appear and the program to fully load.
3. Click on Save All Information and save the text file where you want.
4. Upload the text file to a cloud service (like Dropbox, Google Drive, etc) or paste its contents in PasteBin or similar site.
5. Provide a link to the file/text here.
Have a nice day.
(Edit: In addition, I let my game in the background and it runs at smooth 144fps, but when it's not in the background it starts stuttering and I have to change the resolution. It feels as if the game stutters because it thinks it's in the background when I'm playing, and it thinks it's not in the background when it actually is in the background and starts to work as intended xd).
(Edit 2: I managed to solve this problem by disabling HDR. I hope this can help someone too).
I hope this will help you out!
I found that the cause is a possible driver issue. I noticed gpu clock going down to 0 mhz when freezes occurred. So I tried playing a video on the second display which increased clock to about 900mhz. Game run smooth as butter. Enabling instant replay from amd software also prevents clock to going down too low and fixes the issue.