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Skmyblls's avatar
Skmyblls
7 years ago
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Stuttering BFV

Hi guys,

I get in game stuttering ( during intro scenes and during game play) , but without FPS drops (it stays at around 80-100fps) . 

My config is i5-8600 , RTX 2080, 16 Gb Ram DDR4@3000Mhz, SSD Samsung 850, G-Sync monitor, Win 10, driver 417.01 . I've tried all the driver versions, still the same stuttering. With ray tracing ON is every second, without the stutter exist but every 4-5 seconds. I've tried even at low settings, still the same. What is going on with the game? It runs like *. 

  • iluminatethesky's avatar
    iluminatethesky
    7 years ago

    Hey @Skmyblls,

    Sorry to hear about this.

    Are you running DX12 by any chance? If so, please switch to DX11.

    This is also a Known Issue on PC:

    "DirectX

    • Micro-Stuttering

      • If you’re running on Direct X 12 and seeing microstuttering in-game, go into the Video settings in-game and toggle Direct X 12 off. Ignore the pop-up, exit back to the options screen, then restart your game.

      • Microstuttering can also be down to a driver issue, whether it’s a driver conflict or the latest driver for your graphics card not working well with Battlefield V. If you’ve already tried a clean reinstall of your graphics drivers, you may just need to wait for a new driver to fix it.

      • Status: Fix coming in an upcoming update."

    Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/BattlefieldV/comments/9vclld/battlefield_vs_known_issues_list/

    Let us know if this gets any better for you.

    Thanks 🙂 

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  • iluminatethesky's avatar
    iluminatethesky
    Legend
    7 years ago

    Hey @Skmyblls,

    Sorry to hear about this.

    Are you running DX12 by any chance? If so, please switch to DX11.

    This is also a Known Issue on PC:

    "DirectX

    • Micro-Stuttering

      • If you’re running on Direct X 12 and seeing microstuttering in-game, go into the Video settings in-game and toggle Direct X 12 off. Ignore the pop-up, exit back to the options screen, then restart your game.

      • Microstuttering can also be down to a driver issue, whether it’s a driver conflict or the latest driver for your graphics card not working well with Battlefield V. If you’ve already tried a clean reinstall of your graphics drivers, you may just need to wait for a new driver to fix it.

      • Status: Fix coming in an upcoming update."

    Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/BattlefieldV/comments/9vclld/battlefield_vs_known_issues_list/

    Let us know if this gets any better for you.

    Thanks 🙂 

  • Gattlin's avatar
    Gattlin
    Rising Vanguard
    7 years ago

    You could try turning off shader cache in NV control panel and delete the cache file in Nvidia programs file,this will make your cpu run a little more.

  • ShampooCA's avatar
    ShampooCA
    6 years ago
    @Gattlin Thank you! I didn't realize this caching would cause stutters since it hasn't ever before in my experience.
    Given the speed of I/O these days I thought it'd be fine, but this helped a lot.
    There are still moments of frame drops but I can notice a difference in smoothness.
    This needs more attention for Nvidia folks.
    I'm on a Ryzen 1700 platform w/RTX 2070.
  • Gattlin's avatar
    Gattlin
    Rising Vanguard
    6 years ago

    Sweet any and all step to smoothness in gaming is a good deal in my book. Game on my friend.

  • ShampooCA's avatar
    ShampooCA
    6 years ago
    @Gattlin I fixed it!!!
    I saw that my vcore was dropping down to 1.31 at times while running stress tests and observing via CPUZ, so I changed my voltage setting to Fixed instead of Offset.
    I only changed my vcore to Offset a while back on my X370 Ryzen platform BC of a BIOS bug a while ago and just kept it.
    I normally like to keep CPU clock speeds constant.
    I'd bet many people are experiencing similar things with Intel platforms and turbo boost.
    Turn all that variable clockspeed * off and keep it constant.
    Power savings my butt.
    Anyways, so glad to have a smooth system back omg, I was getting extremely frustrated with my setup. Much stress is released, had an amazing session.
    I'm very sensitive to smoothness of inputs and screen responsiveness. I went 22-3 or 4 after playing 10-20 normally.
    I could cry. LOL
    Cheers,
    I hope this info gets out there for others to test this out.
  • Diomedes80's avatar
    Diomedes80
    6 years ago

    Hi,

    I had the same issue and I tried lot of things (Standby List cleaner, all kind of settings with diferent APIs etc.). For me the microstutterin disappeard completley when I changed the Pollingrate of my G502 Mouse in the Logitech Driver from 1000 to 500.

    I guess somehow the high Pollingrate is affecting the fluent Cursor movement in the Multiplayer.

    Cheers

  • GoofyZ3's avatar
    GoofyZ3
    6 years ago

    Thanks, this was the solution!!!!!! Great find, finally ray tracing.

  • g0merpile's avatar
    g0merpile
    6 years ago

    @SkmybllsHad the same issue, did a restore of backup, tried bf5, stuttering, did a fresh install still stuttering.
    Installed new mouse driver for the corsair mmo mouse, I noticed a red strike through the task bar icon, figured it was for new driver notification.
    Turns out the mouse had malfunctioned. Replace mouse with a Logitech m600 mouse problem fixed. If your mouse is an old one, this just could be a malfunctioned mouse.
    FYI the mouse worked ok except I got jitters. Tracking issues, I dont know, replace mouse worked

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