BF6 Slow Motion/Time Nudge issue
I'm running the game on a Lenovo IdeaPad Gaming 3, specs: RTX 3060 6GB RAM 16GB DDR4 3200MHz Ryzen 7 5800H (8C/16T) Laptop has fairly new thermal paste with good contact and sitting on a cooling ...
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NobleConsul thank you for posting the screenshot.
The blue client frame time (CFT) line is rising up to 20ms at times. Which will cause the framerate to dip below 60fps and cause time nudge (TN) to spike.
The blue line in the LAT/ALAT graph is the time nudge (TN) line. Notice how the TN line mirrors the CFT line. If the CFT line goes up, so does the TN line. This is due to framerate drops below 60fps causing TN to spike.
The reason TN doesn't spike in community servers is you only need a framerate of 30fps for community servers. Official servers need a 60fps framerate.
I wrote a post explaining what time nudge (TN) is.
High TN/slowmo/skating inconsistency issue on official servers | EA Forums - 12740587
Framerate drops below 60fps are usually caused by CPU performance issues. To verify, type the command below into the BF6 command console and post a screenshot when time nudge (TN) is a high number. This graph shows CPU and GPU performance.
PerfOverlay.DrawGraph 1
I see what your saying. What is the fix for the issue? The graphics are at the bare minimum possible. How am I not maintaining 60 frames per second with my hardware? It is not like I am trying to run the game in ultra here. What is the fix?? I have tried everything. Also, in the community servers my frame rate can easily stay at 80 or above. I can post screenshots of that too.
Why can my game reach 80 stable fps in community but in official servers it cannot?
What is the fix to the issue.
Please see attached system information. I have Kingston Ram running in dual channel, XMP 2.0.
NobleConsul the CPU isn't downclocking under 4GHz and RAM is in dual channel mode. I don't understand why the framerate is dropping below 60fps.
Why choose FSR over DLSS?
The last thing I would like to verify is if the framerate drops are being caused by the CPU or the GPU. Posting a screenshot with PerfOverlay.DrawGraph 1 will verify which one is causing framerate drops.
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