@Rokebo73 wrote:@Pennywise888 @jeromeisdabeast @RheyLEW82 @Amitnh Ok lets check what cause this issue!
Coudl you all post a dxdiag please (press WINDOWS key + R , typ in DXDIAG and press enter. DXDIAG will open and run for a few seconds. Now in the lower part of the DXDIAG window there is an option to SAVE a file. Save that file and post it here in this topic !)
Also do a clean bopot and check if there is less Screen lag !!
reboot pc by a clean boot:
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/topic/how-to-perform-a-clean-boot-in-windows-da2f9573-6eec-00ad-2f8a-a97a1807f3dd
Hide all Microsoft services, DISABLE (uncheck) ALL other processes, apps and services !Now test your game and post results please.
I have followed all instructions and restarted with a clean boot. The same exact stuttering is happening at the same spots, game is still unplayable. I'm pretty sure it has to be something with that last BF update and not my PC. I had no issues prior and all other games still work flawlessly.
Attached is my dxdiag text file.
@Rokebo73 wrote:
@RheyLEW82did ya try without controller ? Lower graphics settings and render hertz !
I have already lowered graphics settings, but I'll try the other 2 recommendations. Are these recommendations based off the dxdiag that I sent?? Is there a specific Radeon driver I should be using??
@Rokebo73 wrote:
@RheyLEW82did ya try without controller ? Lower graphics settings and render hertz !
Okay, WITHOUT the (Xbox one) controller, the game runs normal. WITH the controller, the constant stuttering returns immediately. I did just buy a brand new controller, so I thought maybe I need to update the firmware. I updated the controller firmware via Microsoft app, deleted my game cache and the game still stutters with the controller connected, both via USC C cable and with the wireless adapter. Is this a known issue? Why did you ask me to try without the controller? I feel like we're getting close....
@Rokebo73 wrote:
@RheyLEW82yes its a known issue with certain controllers. Solution could be , wired connection , with a data/power cable . A bluetooth hub especially for those controllers (microsoft). Drivers you can download and install , for install controllers at windows.
But its also possible your controller isnt "compatible" (yet) with windows.
Game On !
I'm using an Official brand new MICROSOFT Xbox One controller. Like I mentioned, I've tried both wired via USB type C cable and Microsoft wireless adapter - which uses RF and not Bluetooth. I've also updated the controller's firmware. It still makes no sense that the game runs fine the second I turn off the controller and use keyboard and mouse...
