Stutter persists after User.cfg tweaks and fresh Windows install

I'm curious if you (or any recent updates) managed to improve your performance much.

I have a similar setup (only slightly better with a Ryzen 7 5800X, RTX 3070 Ti and 32 GB RAM) but I have a lower resolution at 3440x1440. I have to set everything to low, set resolution scale to 90% and DLSS to "Performance" to get 60 FPS. It sucks. I love Battlefield and want to see it in all it's glory.

You're pushing a LOT more pixels with lower specs. 5120x1440 on a 3070 is going to be rough. That's getting close to playing at 4K, so it's definitely hardware limiting you. That probably worked fine on older games but on a brand-new AAA, eye-candy game, not so much.

Two full generations of GPUs have come out since ours, so we're becoming dated. I notice on my rig that even at all low settings I'm surpassing my 8GB VRAM in BF6, so it's not just a CPU issue. It's just a heavy game and our setups are unfortunately far more suited to a 1080p configuration for BF6.

I'm sad and frustrated about it, too, but I think it's sooner time we think about upgrading our CPU AND GPU (something I can't do right now) or downgrading our fancy monitors. I wouldn't expect any miracle updates to drastically improve performance, sadly.

Have you tried disabling HPET? (high precision event timer)

I have a slightly different setup, (Ryzen7 5800x,  rtx 3060-12gb and 32gb ram, and i'm getting a solid 60+ fps)

Playing at 2560x1440 resolution, with most in-game settings set to medium or high/ultra, and my cpu usage doesn't get maxed out constantly.

(which could be because of the hpet timer beeing disabled, i haven't tested this though), 

But by disabling the hpet timer,  it's requiring the cpu fewer times to 'calculate the timing', so it's less taxing on the cpu)

Enabling it should give better performance, but it can also cause low fps, stutter and latency issues.

The precision timer, has also helped me in the past with performance in games by disabling it. 

It's worth a try. You can easly re-enable the timer again, if it doesn't change anything.

https://www.minitool.com/news/disable-hpet.html

Hope this helps.

Interesting. I hadn't heard of disabling HPET before. I gave it a shot in one match and (after a reboot) didn't immediately notice a difference, but I'll keep an eye on it. It might help OP though so, thanks for the tip!

I still think OP's issue is that they're pushing literally double the pixels you are with a slightly worse CPU and slightly better GPU. (Although, he likely also has less VRAM than you, which would hurt, too.) It's likely just too many pixels with not enough power. You'd need some decent horsepower to get smooth framerates even on all-low settings with a massive screen like that. I'm honestly surprised and impressed they say their fps is stable outside of high-activity areas.

After a lot of tweaking, with literally every graphics setting on low and DLSS on performance, I can leave the render resolution at 100% at 3440x1440 and get 60-70 fps in-game (105-130 fps in menus and 145 in the shooting range, weirdly), on a 5800X and 3070Ti.

I'll stop harping on the resolution though, just in case there really is some other possible issue. I would love to be able to scoot my settings even up to medium.

Did you activate rezisable bar in bios + with Nvidia profile inspector for battlefield 6? Huge gains if not done already