Game randomly freezes and goes back to normal.
Product: Battlefield 2042
Platform:PC
Please specify your platform model. PC
AMD or Nvidia Model Number RTX 4060
Enter RAM memory size in GB 32
Are you using any software with an overlay? No
Which part of the game is the issue happening in? Multiplayer
Which part of the mode? Conquest
Please select your region North America
On which server did this happen?
When did this happen? (dd.mm.yy hh:mm) 28/11/24 - Present
Summarize your bug I'll notice small stutters, lasting anywhere from half a second, to 3 seconds during gameplay.
How often does the bug occur? Every time (100%)
Steps: How can we find the bug ourselves? My friend doesn't seem to have the bug so not sure exactly whats going on.
What happens when the bug occurs? I'll notice small stutters, lasting anywhere from half a second, to 3 seconds.
What should be happening instead? Game should be running smooth and with no interuptions.
I posted this on Reddit but I'll ask here too just in case, whenever I'm playing 2042, things will be going fine, and as normal, however later on into playing, I'll notice small stutters, lasting anywhere from half a second, to 3 seconds. Some things I noticed when it happened was; that my GPU would go down to super low usage % on task manager when it happened, and in the top left corner, a little yellow clock symbol with an X and a sort of rewind button would appear. I've tried various fixes I could find online such as; re-installing/repairing/removing EA-anti cheat, deleting the contents of the cache folder, verifying game files through Steam, and re-installing the game entirely, I've been playing on the lowest settings, no NVIDIA reflex enabled or boost, no nvidia overlay, no steam overlay, even scaled the resolution down to 80% in NVIDIA control panel, still nothings seemed to stop this bug. If there are any other types of tips or fixes the community knows about please let me know! It's been super frustrating the last few days. PC specs; RTX 4060 - Intel i7-14700kf - 32 GB RAM, game is on an NVME SSD.