Forum Discussion

jerky_yoo's avatar
jerky_yoo
Seasoned Novice
1 month ago
Solved

Frequent Stuttering on 4090/9800X3D

Whenever I'm in a match, I get frequent stuttering/frametime spikes that look exactly like the behavior shown in the attached image.

Specs:

GPU: ASUS ROG Strix 4090

CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D

RAM: 96GB DDR5 6400MT/s

Storage: 8TB WD BLACK SN850X

Display: ASUS PG34WCDN @ 3440x1440p

My graphics drivers are up to date & I have DDU'd them prior to installation. I have also ran sfc/scannow & reinstalled my game.

  • Thank you for your cooperation and patience. I’ll pass the information you provided along to the team as useful feedback for future optimization.

    In the meantime, to help you get back to a smoother gameplay experience as soon as possible, you could try some more steps if you’re comfortable doing so:

    1. Make sure the game is running exclusively on your dedicated GPU rather than the integrated GPU.
    2. Temporarily remove the Feizhi virtual keyboard/mouse driver.
    3. Unplug your USB DAC and test the game again.
    4. Check whether there is a newer motherboard BIOS available.
    5. Disable the integrated GPU in the BIOS.

    Please proceed carefully with any BIOS changes and follow your motherboard manufacturer’s instructions.

7 Replies

  • Hi there,

    Frequent stuttering and frametime spikes on a high-end system like yours are certainly puzzling.

    You can start by working through our How to troubleshoot graphics issues on PC guide and testing any steps you haven’t tried yet.

    You can also try the following:

    • Repair or reinstall Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable and DirectX.
    • Retest with only Battlefield’s in-game performance graph enabled.
    • Make sure your motherboard BIOS and AMD chipset drivers are up to date.

    For a more advanced troubleshooting step, you could also try the fix shared by another player who uses the same CPU series as you.

    Let me know whether any of these makes a difference. Thanks!

  • jerky_yoo's avatar
    jerky_yoo
    Seasoned Novice
    1 month ago

    I've tried doing all of the above things you've listed, including closing all background tasks such as Process Lasso & Wallpaper Engine, to no avail. See below for same behavior.

    Edit: I've also ensured my thermals are within spec. There is no thermal, voltage, or power limit throttling. I am not overclocking my GPU.

  • EA_LunardustCat's avatar
    EA_LunardustCat
    Icon for Community Manager rankCommunity Manager
    1 month ago

    Hi there,

    Thank you for taking the time to go through all of those troubleshooting steps. I understand how frustrating it is when the stuttering and frametime spikes persist despite ruling out those factors.

    At this point, one additional advanced step you could consider testing is disabling Precision Boost Overdrive (PBO) in the BIOS. This is different from thermal or power-limit throttling, which you’ve already ruled out.

    You could also try pairing this with an FPS cap using the in-game limiter or RTSS, set slightly below your monitor’s maximum refresh rate, and see whether that makes the frametime behaviour more consistent.

    If you’d rather not change BIOS settings, sharing your DxDiag report would be very helpful. The more system information I have, the more useful the case will be when I pass it along to the team.

  • jerky_yoo's avatar
    jerky_yoo
    Seasoned Novice
    30 days ago

    I've capped framerate to my monitor's refresh rate & disabled PBO & my RAM's DOCP profile to no avail. Please see below DxDiag.

  • EA_LunardustCat's avatar
    EA_LunardustCat
    Icon for Community Manager rankCommunity Manager
    30 days ago

    Thank you for your cooperation and patience. I’ll pass the information you provided along to the team as useful feedback for future optimization.

    In the meantime, to help you get back to a smoother gameplay experience as soon as possible, you could try some more steps if you’re comfortable doing so:

    1. Make sure the game is running exclusively on your dedicated GPU rather than the integrated GPU.
    2. Temporarily remove the Feizhi virtual keyboard/mouse driver.
    3. Unplug your USB DAC and test the game again.
    4. Check whether there is a newer motherboard BIOS available.
    5. Disable the integrated GPU in the BIOS.

    Please proceed carefully with any BIOS changes and follow your motherboard manufacturer’s instructions.

  • Hi, it’s been a while since I last heard back from you. Just wanted to check whether the issue has been resolved on your side.

    The team has also released a new update, so please make sure you’re on the latest version and let me know whether you’re still experiencing the issue.

  • EA_LunardustCat's avatar
    EA_LunardustCat
    Icon for Community Manager rankCommunity Manager
    1 day ago

    As I haven’t heard back from you in some time, I’m hoping that means this issue is no longer troubling you. If you have any other questions or would like to share anything, I’d be glad to see you around again.

Featured Places

Node avatar for Battlefield 6 Technical Issues

Battlefield 6 Technical Issues

Having issues with Battlefield 6? Join here to find help with connectivity, performance issues, crashes and more.Latest Activity: 17 minutes ago
9,732 Posts