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120 fps cap 240 fps cap Uncapped Uncapped actually feels like I am hallucinating enemy movements, I cannot keep track of where things are when making quick adjustments pls fix

Borderless. Fullscreen is a truncated function and shouldn't be used in pretty much any game if you're on Windows 11.

Try playing with FSR or DLSS on and try different scaling levels.

I understand your complaint, and I think at least a statement from them would be nice, but I think it's fair to wait until after this expected wave of content to finish before we should start expecting a fix. Maybe it's tied to the characters and it wouldn't be practical to patch until they are...

I have frametime spikes that happen in and out of games. My 1% lows dip into 30 fps while my average sits around 200 and it makes it hard to focus

Using vulkan has not been any better for me and I play on stretch by default, I would never use FSR over DLSS anyway bc I have a Nvidia card

You were running 10 fps the whole time or your FPS dropped to 10 for a moment?

You should still try it anyway. No one really knows what is causing this and other ppl assert that the update fixed it for them.

I started getting them after Old Gods, New Blood. I tried updating and deleting both updates and stutters remained.

This did not fix it for me. My frame graph looks like this while doing nothing. 14900k 5080 32gb 7200mhz cl36

Bc the game is in closed invite only and not fully optimized

Try launch option "-threads <your thread count>" and see if that fixes it. When I had crashing related to unstable CPU power config in BIOS, changing the game to use all my threads made it stop reliably.

I said nothing about RAM here, I am speaking about CPU Well based on my theory here: high fps = CPU uses more power / produces more heat = CPU could have a moment of instability = crash fps cap = cpu uses less power / produces less heat = CPU is overall more stable = no crash Allowing your...

On my 14900k, I have historically had issues where the game only using 8 of my 24 cores causes power and thermal problems that lead to instability and caused my game to crash randomly. An easy fix was to force the game to use more threads by adding "-threads <your thread count>" to launch...

Does anyone else have really bad 1% lows like this? I have a friend whose frametime graph also looks like this.