@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...
@RheyLEW82 wrote:
@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...
So my game randomly just started working fine months ago, I did nothing to fix it. Fast forward to now Jan 2023, I got a new 3060 Ti (coming from rx5700) and the stuttering is back. I'm running all latest drivers and of course every other game is fine. Do I need to uninstall and reinstall?? This is very frustrating..
@RheyLEW82 wrote:
@RheyLEW82 wrote:
@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...
So my game randomly just started working fine months ago, I did nothing to fix it. Fast forward to now Jan 2023, I got a new 3060 Ti (coming from rx5700) and the stuttering is back. I'm running all latest drivers and of course every other game is fine. Do I need to uninstall and reinstall?? This is very frustrating..
And just like before, if I disconnect my Xbox controller the game runs flawlessly. Doesn't matter if it's wired or wireless adapter. Plug the controller back in and the game stutters return immediately. I have also cleared my BF cache....Help please
DICE Team
@EA_Atic wrote:
@RheyLEW82recommend stop cleairng the cahche will add load when maps start up the first time.
When you are playing is your CPU maxed out by any chance?
/Atic
How do I check CPU load while playing? And what is the correlation between playing with controller vs mouse and keyboard? I've seen this be an issue for others in reddit posts...
@RheyLEW82 wrote:
@EA_Atic wrote:
@RheyLEW82recommend stop cleairng the cahche will add load when maps start up the first time.
When you are playing is your CPU maxed out by any chance?
/AticHow do I check CPU load while playing? And what is the correlation between playing with controller vs mouse and keyboard? I've seen this be an issue for others in reddit posts...
I just checked and while playing my CPU load fluctuates between 40-80%, it doesn't max out. Again when I disconnect Microsoft Xbox controller, game runs perfect..
