Poor performance/Low FPS

UnknownFME

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Big performance drop once entering the actual match arena, with a drop of over 50%.

Whilst in the "waiting" area for players to connect FPS sometimes reaches 200 fps.
During the match I'd be lucky to hit 90 fps and most likely hover around 60-70 fps at all times (whilst seemingly playable FPS seems rather low considering my computers specs).

My settings are all set to low with FSR2 enabled and the scaling set to Native AA.
Resolution is set to 1920x1080 (360Hz) Fullscreen.
I have tried with both Full Screen Focus Behaviour enabled and disabled.

My computers specs are:
AMD Ryzen R9 5900X
Nvidia RTX 4090
32GB DDR4 RAM (Can not currently remember clock speed and specific manufacturer)
Motherboard is a MSI MPG B550
Operating system is Windows 11
Game is installed on a 2TB Gen. 3 NVME SSD.

Whilst my setup is somewhat bottlenecked by the CPU to GPU performance I do not believe it to be to such an extent to suffer such poor performance.
Also wouldn't quite explain the poor performance from the loading area to the main arena.

Compared to a friend of mine his performance was slightly worse than mine in the loading area but did not deteoriate whilst transferred to the actual arena.
I am not aware of his PC specs but it is a "weaker" and "older" spec sheet compared to mine.
 
What do you use, vulkan or dx11?
Try both Render APIs, maybe some will give you an increase in fps
-vulkan or -dx11 in launch options
 
I have i9-12900K, 32GB RAM and 2 x RTX 3090. Most of the time I have stable 170 FPS on "High" settings, but some games FPS just randomly decides to drop to ~50 for most of current game time. I don't think it's your hardware's fault, think it might have something to do with Deadlock's servers.
 
What do you use, vulkan or dx11?
Try both Render APIs, maybe some will give you an increase in fps
-vulkan or -dx11 in launch options
Not sure why I didn't include that, but I did try both render API's. Didn't see any difference in performance between DX11 or Vulkan.
 
I have i9-12900K, 32GB RAM and 2 x RTX 3090. Most of the time I have stable 170 FPS on "High" settings, but some games FPS just randomly decides to drop to ~50 for most of current game time. I don't think it's your hardware's fault, think it might have something to do with Deadlock's servers.
Yeah, not too surprised. Honestly not too concerned at the moment I assume there's lots of other much more important stuff than optimisation at the moment but thought I'd report anyways.
 
Значительное падение производительности при выходе на реальную арену матча, более чем на 50%.

В то время как в зоне «ожидания» подключения игроков FPS иногда достигает 200 кадров в секунду.
Во время матча мне повезет, если я достигну 90 кадров в секунду, а скорее всего, все время буду держаться на уровне 60-70 кадров в секунду (хотя, казалось бы, играбельный FPS кажется довольно низким, учитывая характеристики моего компьютера).

Все мои настройки установлены на минимум, FSR2 включен, а масштабирование установлено на Native AA.
Разрешение установлено на 1920x1080 (360 Гц) на весь экран.
Я пробовал как с включенным, так и с выключенным режимом полноэкранного фокуса.

Характеристики моего компьютера:
AMD Ryzen R9 5900X
Nvidia RTX 4090
32 ГБ оперативной памяти DDR4 (тактовую частоту и производителя сейчас не помню)
Материнская плата MSI MPG B550
Операционная система — Windows 11.
Игра установлена на твердотельном накопителе Gen. 3 NVME емкостью 2 ТБ.

Хотя моя конфигурация несколько ограничена производительностью центрального и графического процессоров, я не думаю, что это настолько сильно, чтобы страдать от такой низкой производительности.
Также это не вполне объясняет плохую работу от зоны погрузки до главной арены.

По сравнению с моим другом, его выступление было немного хуже моего в зоне погрузки, но не ухудшилось при перемещении на реальную арену.
Я не знаю спецификаций его ПК, но его спецификации «слабее» и «старее» по сравнению с моими.
My computer is weaker than yours (rtx3070, r7 5700x, 32gb), but I found attractive graphics settings for myself that do not make pixel porridge and fps is 120+

I'll send you my graphics settings later.
 
Big performance drop once entering the actual match arena, with a drop of over 50%.

Whilst in the "waiting" area for players to connect FPS sometimes reaches 200 fps.
During the match I'd be lucky to hit 90 fps and most likely hover around 60-70 fps at all times (whilst seemingly playable FPS seems rather low considering my computers specs).

My settings are all set to low with FSR2 enabled and the scaling set to Native AA.
Resolution is set to 1920x1080 (360Hz) Fullscreen.
I have tried with both Full Screen Focus Behaviour enabled and disabled.

My computers specs are:
AMD Ryzen R9 5900X
Nvidia RTX 4090
32GB DDR4 RAM (Can not currently remember clock speed and specific manufacturer)
Motherboard is a MSI MPG B550
Operating system is Windows 11
Game is installed on a 2TB Gen. 3 NVME SSD.

Whilst my setup is somewhat bottlenecked by the CPU to GPU performance I do not believe it to be to such an extent to suffer such poor performance.
Also wouldn't quite explain the poor performance from the loading area to the main arena.

Compared to a friend of mine his performance was slightly worse than mine in the loading area but did not deteoriate whilst transferred to the actual arena.
I am not aware of his PC specs but it is a "weaker" and "older" spec sheet compared to mine.
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Bro you have a god tier PC so the only thing I can recommend is you stick to DX11 and install an older GFX driver.
560.94 works perfect for me and I am on old 2080 Super. A word of advice, don't bother using FSR or FSR2, stick to 100% native / stretch. They named the option confusing but with GFX like mine or yours we never want to touch upscaling settings in any game possible. Upscaling is for people running old cards who can't handle native resolution.
 
Bro you have a god tier PC so the only thing I can recommend is you stick to DX11 and install an older GFX driver.
560.94 works perfect for me and I am on old 2080 Super. A word of advice, don't bother using FSR or FSR2, stick to 100% native / stretch. They named the option confusing but with GFX like mine or yours we never want to touch upscaling settings in any game possible. Upscaling is for people running old cards who can't handle native resolution.
I have the same problem as the author of the post and no matter what settings I set the FPS is small, but if I install a more outdated GFX driver I can get half-bad performance in other games such as for example GOW Ragnarok.
P.S. Although I find myself wondering what happened because of the last Nvidia driver and these problems started
My spec:
CPU: Intel i5 13400f
GPU: GTX 4070
RAM: 24gb ddr5
 
Bro you have a god tier PC so the only thing I can recommend is you stick to DX11 and install an older GFX driver.
560.94 works perfect for me and I am on old 2080 Super. A word of advice, don't bother using FSR or FSR2, stick to 100% native / stretch. They named the option confusing but with GFX like mine or yours we never want to touch upscaling settings in any game possible. Upscaling is for people running old cards who can't handle native resolution.
it really worked the game started running much better I should try installing an even older version it might be even better
 
Glad I was of help and thanks for even coming back to let us know. I always suspected this was the issue many people experience.
Playing has become better, but still in the mid game there are drops of up to 80-70 fps, and I noticed one strange thing: at some point, my GPU basically stops working; I can’t understand what this is connected with, i.e. power consumption drops, the fans stop working, the frequency also drops, and, as always, the load on both the GPU and the CPU is low
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