Time Nudge (TN) issue Megathread
Hello! I've been dealing with issues relating to Time Nudge spikes (can manifest either as high lag or "slow-motion") and high consistent Time Nudge since about Battlefield 2042 update #3.0.0, ...
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Hi everyone, i'm having the same issue with the Time Nudge latency. When i spawn at the QG it stay between 10ms and 30ms but when i go toward the first Point it jump way over 100ms even 1000+ms and some icone show up like the game is running below 60fps. I already check all driver update, all the settings possible, the "user.cfg" file, switching between wi-fi and cable to see if it come from my network, cleaning the dust from my fan ( they were pretty full of dust and it lower my cpu temp but didn't work either). It's a laptop so XMP not possible. I even test shutting down all the game launcher and some other app
Full details of my config: Asus rog strix g17 g713qr from 2021. CPU Ryzen 7 5800H, GPU Rtx 3070, initially 16gb of ram and 1 ssd 512go ( i upgrade it to 32gb of ram and another ssd 1to )
I took a video with my Phone and take a screenshot of the graph
Sixale52 in the screenshot you posted, client frame time (CFT) is 20ms which means the laptop's framerate is 50fps.
1,000ms ÷ 20ms = 50fps
A framerate below 60fps on Official servers is going to cause time nudge (TN) to spike.
You can limit your framerate to 30fps and that should stop time nudge (TN) from spiking. The server will see you have a low framerate and adjust the server tick rate from 60Hz down to 30Hz.
If you'd like me to take a look at your system specs to see if RAM is in dual channel mode. Download HWiNFO and post a screenshot of your 'System Summery'.
Thanks for your time and your reply, i'll try set the framerate at 30fps.
Here is the screenshot with HWINFO
Edit: with the framerate at 30fps time nudge is stable and low
Sixale52 You can try increasing the framerate to 45fps and see if time nudge (TN) is still stable.
HWiNFO shows the laptop memory is in single channel mode which hurts CPU performance. If you buy two 3200MHz RAM sticks the laptop memory would be in dual channel mode. The memory sticks should the same size, speed, and made by the same manufacturer. In other words, identical.
I don't know if dual channel mode will keep the framerate over 60fps. CPU thermal throttling is a common issue with laptops due to the limited room inside them for large CPU coolers.
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