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Loligor
7 years ago

Apex Legends using way too much CPU - Stutter + Framedrops

1: Your System (including a dxdiag report if you're on PC). Including details of connected peripherals/external devices can help too.  I am using a Dekstop PC running Windows 7 GPU: Zotac Geforce G...
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Joecalone
7 years ago
I also have a 6600k and 1070, although my game is saved on a 7200RPM HDD. I thought initially it might be due to streaming issues with getting uncompressed audio off the HDD, but since you have an SSD and are experiencing the exact same problem I think I can rule that out. I also have the same issue with Titanfall 2, albeit not as pronounced. I tried updating my graphics drivers and now the game refuses to go into fullscreen mode, it remains windowed. Do you notice black flickering on the map as you're skydiving in?
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BangLaDooor
7 years ago

Exacly the same thing as you, the stutter, audio break, and even the black flickering when coming on the map

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    BangLaDooor
    7 years ago

    ok just found out something, when you put your resolution to 1280x720 it stutters way less, try it out

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      Loligor
      7 years ago

      Changing the Resolution did nothing for me. I also moved the game from ssd to hdd. That also didn't change anything.

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        Loligor
        7 years ago

        I also updated my Windows Updates. I am out of ideas. Guess I will have to wait for a patch.

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