Hi folks,
I'm quite sensitive to frame rate dips and changes and the worst type of fps issue for me is when games stutter. It drives me up the wall. You could do your best to ignore it, but once you see it you cannot unsee it if it makes sense.
I get what can only be described as a very slight jitter. I notice it mostly when your running sideways and the screen is scrolling. It was pretty awful in the fields of misery (think thats what they were called)
Micro stutter could be another buzz phrase used, but I haven't noticed it in any other games I play right now.
My system is an i7 2600k @ 4.5Ghz , 8GB Ram, 2x 570 GTX SLI and I tried running the game off my second SSD (240GB Vertex 2E) with the same results.
Tried the latest 301.42 drivers and previous beta set, same issue.
Unchecking the min / max fps sliders doesn't seem to effect anything. Neither does setting affinity to just two cores.
I have a 120hz monitor, but setting it to 60hz in windows did improve things a little.
Sometimes it doesn't happen at all, especially in dungeons.
I just cannot work out whether it is latency/network related or graphical.
I've seen youtube videos of stuttering people get but it's not as bad as that. It's just annoying and slight.
Any ideas?
I'm quite sensitive to frame rate dips and changes and the worst type of fps issue for me is when games stutter. It drives me up the wall. You could do your best to ignore it, but once you see it you cannot unsee it if it makes sense.
I get what can only be described as a very slight jitter. I notice it mostly when your running sideways and the screen is scrolling. It was pretty awful in the fields of misery (think thats what they were called)
Micro stutter could be another buzz phrase used, but I haven't noticed it in any other games I play right now.
My system is an i7 2600k @ 4.5Ghz , 8GB Ram, 2x 570 GTX SLI and I tried running the game off my second SSD (240GB Vertex 2E) with the same results.
Tried the latest 301.42 drivers and previous beta set, same issue.
Unchecking the min / max fps sliders doesn't seem to effect anything. Neither does setting affinity to just two cores.
I have a 120hz monitor, but setting it to 60hz in windows did improve things a little.
Sometimes it doesn't happen at all, especially in dungeons.
I just cannot work out whether it is latency/network related or graphical.
I've seen youtube videos of stuttering people get but it's not as bad as that. It's just annoying and slight.
Any ideas?
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. Everyone seems to be getting the stutter regardless of PC hardware though.
