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sablewskies
2 years ago
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F1 22 and 23 Stuttering issue

Hi Guys So here is the problem, I started playing F1 22 and the game has slight stuttering problem maybe experienced once a lap on any given track. Its very slight so the game is still playable. So ...
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    SteveJackson
    2 years ago
    @sablewskies wrote:

    Hi Guys

    So here is the problem, I started playing F1 22 and the game has slight stuttering problem maybe experienced once a lap on any given track. Its very slight so the game is still playable. So the game is loaded on a 4tb spinning disk. Its gets worse when playing online. So I proceeded to purchase a ssd disk to put the game on thinking that should fix the issue. But it did not. I then moved the game to my C Drive which is NVME drive. This solved the problem the game no longer has the issue. This happens with F1 23 as well. So I tried a few things I moved it back to the SSD disk and downgraded the graphics to the lowest setting ultra low I think it is. This did not improve anything in fact it made it worse every so slightly. Moved it back to my C Drive and game works perfectly fine.

    This is very strange because none of my other games do this so it cannot be hardware related. I have other racing games and they all work fine (Grid legends and NFS Heat)

    Hope that provides enough information. I am running a core i7 CPU 20 cores with RTX Graphics card and 16 gigs of ram. I have 512 nvme c drive where the game is running fine and 4tb spinning disk where the problem started and 2tb ssd where the problem also persists.

    Regards 

    Brendan

    I long ago upgraded to NVMe as primary storage and game installation. I too experienced the slowdown when using spinning rust. It is just a fact that you will get this effect in some games.

    Current gen consoles use SSD as primary storage.

    Windows 11* has DirectStorage (*hardware requirement)

    https://uk.pcmag.com/pc-games/148301/load-pc-games-faster-how-to-use-directstorage-in-windows-11

    Marking as solution because it is just commonplace.

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SteveJackson
Hero (Retired)
2 years ago
@sablewskies wrote:

Hi Guys

So here is the problem, I started playing F1 22 and the game has slight stuttering problem maybe experienced once a lap on any given track. Its very slight so the game is still playable. So the game is loaded on a 4tb spinning disk. Its gets worse when playing online. So I proceeded to purchase a ssd disk to put the game on thinking that should fix the issue. But it did not. I then moved the game to my C Drive which is NVME drive. This solved the problem the game no longer has the issue. This happens with F1 23 as well. So I tried a few things I moved it back to the SSD disk and downgraded the graphics to the lowest setting ultra low I think it is. This did not improve anything in fact it made it worse every so slightly. Moved it back to my C Drive and game works perfectly fine.

This is very strange because none of my other games do this so it cannot be hardware related. I have other racing games and they all work fine (Grid legends and NFS Heat)

Hope that provides enough information. I am running a core i7 CPU 20 cores with RTX Graphics card and 16 gigs of ram. I have 512 nvme c drive where the game is running fine and 4tb spinning disk where the problem started and 2tb ssd where the problem also persists.

Regards 

Brendan

I long ago upgraded to NVMe as primary storage and game installation. I too experienced the slowdown when using spinning rust. It is just a fact that you will get this effect in some games.

Current gen consoles use SSD as primary storage.

Windows 11* has DirectStorage (*hardware requirement)

https://uk.pcmag.com/pc-games/148301/load-pc-games-faster-how-to-use-directstorage-in-windows-11

Marking as solution because it is just commonplace.

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