Forum Discussion
Do you have any idea on how to change the shader cache settings on current AMD adrenalin software? The only option that I see is to reset shader cache, but that option does no good. It just has to rebuild the shader cache to the point where the game will play without stuttering a lot in first 30 minutes of game play. Then it is not so often.
I have ethe same issues and have tried everything like a broken record. I have been a madden PC fan for years only missing madden 23. now I buy Madden 24 and have all kinds of these issues like others??????
Can anyone help.
How about a class action lawsuit!!!!!!!!!
No way to feasibly contact EA for a return!!!!
However, I would just like it fixed.
- SimEurocat2 years agoNew Traveler
I don't think that EA is going to fix this, so I've searched high and low for some answers that do not fix it from their end.
Not sure what your specs are but here's mine.
AMD Ryzen 7 5800X 3.8 Ghz w/ G. Skill FlareX 32GB DDR4 3200Mhz RAM
Be Quite! Dark Rock Pro 4 Cooler / ASUS Prime x570-P Motherboard
AMD Radeon RX 6700XT
LG 32" 1920x1080 Monitor
Crucial P1 1TB M.2 (OS) Samsung 960EVO M.2 (Recording Drive)
Corsair RM850x PSU
I know what the recommended specs are, but if your system doesn't have at least 32MB of RAM you may need to think about upgrading your RAM. This is a super intensive game that has a bad port from the console version to PC and very poor optimization. Something that has helped immensely on my gaming experience is to make sure that my in game graphics settings are set correctly. Not saying that we have to turn everything down to low, because that is not the case. I've attached my settings in hopes that y'all can get a smoother game experience. These were passed on to me and I hope they work for y'all. Keep in mind that if you have a much better monitor than I do, you can play around with the FPS settings. I would never recommend unlimited FPS setting, but if you have a system that is capable of a sustained 120 FPS, then by all means try capping at that and see what happens. Not saying this will work for everybody, but has done wonders on my gaming rig.