AMD build stutters, is there a fix?
I'm running a 7800X3D with a 7900XTX and 64gigs of ddr5. 49' 240hz .3ms response time monitor. Fanatec GT pro 8nm FFB motor. I listed the FFB because not sure what software is causing the issue. ...
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@Rizzo5850 Hey dude, similar setup (7950x3D & 7900 XTX). After the game released I had performance issues, especially with the default settings. Currently the game runs fine, so I'll just share the settings that work for my system. Maybe this works for you as well, idk:
My game is set to german so the setting names may be something else, but I'll list them chronologically :D
Basic Graphics options:
Resolution: Native (1440p for me)
Display Mode: Full Screen
Anti Aliasing Quality: Epic
Vsync: off
Anisotropic Filtering: 16x
Menu Framerate: On
Upscaler: Off (I'm CPU bottlenecked so this doesnt improve performance for me)
Graphic Options (Advanced):
Preset: Ultra
Shadows: High (Ultra costs too much fps)
Fog: On
Particles: Ultra
Weather: Ultra
Crowd: Ultra
Ground Textures: Ultra
Trees: Ultra
Dynamic Objects: Ultra
Car Reflexions: Very Low (Do not go higher than Low. This setting is broken in regards to performance. Switching from Very Low to Low already eats up 50 FPS for me. Above that even worse.)
Post Processing; Ultra
Mirrors: Off (Causes fps drops for me when turned on)
Skid Marks(?): On
Track/Road(?): Ultra
Textures: Ultra
Shader: Ultra
Motion Blur: off
Then in the AMD Radeon Software:
Set AMD FreeSync to AMD optimized
optional: Set Radeon chill to your Monitors refresh rate (e.g. Min: 144, Max: 144).
TL;DR:
Try turning "Car Reflections" and "Mirrors" as low as possible /off and take a look at your FreeSync settings.
No idea if this helps but I hope so
My game is set to german so the setting names may be something else, but I'll list them chronologically :D
Basic Graphics options:
Resolution: Native (1440p for me)
Display Mode: Full Screen
Anti Aliasing Quality: Epic
Vsync: off
Anisotropic Filtering: 16x
Menu Framerate: On
Upscaler: Off (I'm CPU bottlenecked so this doesnt improve performance for me)
Graphic Options (Advanced):
Preset: Ultra
Shadows: High (Ultra costs too much fps)
Fog: On
Particles: Ultra
Weather: Ultra
Crowd: Ultra
Ground Textures: Ultra
Trees: Ultra
Dynamic Objects: Ultra
Car Reflexions: Very Low (Do not go higher than Low. This setting is broken in regards to performance. Switching from Very Low to Low already eats up 50 FPS for me. Above that even worse.)
Post Processing; Ultra
Mirrors: Off (Causes fps drops for me when turned on)
Skid Marks(?): On
Track/Road(?): Ultra
Textures: Ultra
Shader: Ultra
Motion Blur: off
Then in the AMD Radeon Software:
Set AMD FreeSync to AMD optimized
optional: Set Radeon chill to your Monitors refresh rate (e.g. Min: 144, Max: 144).
TL;DR:
Try turning "Car Reflections" and "Mirrors" as low as possible /off and take a look at your FreeSync settings.
No idea if this helps but I hope so
@Kxmxtrxx Turning car reflections and mirrors to off/ultra low helped me, but also turning Anisotropic Filtering to OFF helped. And just to be sure, entering and exiting the basic graphics settings at the start of each stage helps too.
Waiting a couple minutes when entering a new location helps too, to let the shaders compile. It's become a bit of a ritual to get this game to work, but at least I can play now.
