My PC is as follows: Intel 9900k, 32GB RAM, RTX 2080ti, Windows 7 and I experience stutters even in Low Spec mode. It comes like once every 5 seconds no matter the display quality I set, including Ultra. Otherwise it runs at 100fps at no problem even in Ultra mode.
I tried playing this on my laptop (9750h, 32GB Ram, Win10, RTX 2070) and the stuttering is there too.
o Do you turn off pagefile?
BDO will use the useless pagefile if you didn't turn it off - using hd/ssd as ram.
o Did Win 7 compress the ram usage you use?
o Disable Hyper-Treading
o What resolution is your monitor? 4k= Doom
I'm not so sure if this will help but try out this guide, might be able to optimise your game and reduce the stuttering.
Guide link:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1cyLaDiPL_B6nOZw_qPE_wOGuoeRT-qddTjevTFoFBkg/edit
Other than that, if there's no other solutions that you can find out in the internet, contacting the customer support might help too hahahahha
Anyway, good luck to you with your issues!
@ Veonya - Thanks
@ Ilhwan - good guide.
@ Warar
o Try the guide provided by Ilwhan.
o I think it might be driver issue ; both your laptop/pc used nvidia. Try install older/newer version.
o Try turn off Vsync / Enhanced Sync / Gsync.
o Do you use antivirus / firewall/ window defender?
o Do you turn off this?
o Your PC is on Full power mode?
o Do you overclock your CPU/RAM/Graphic? That PC is too high-end to have issue.
o Do you check task manager? Is there anything using high-cpu usage? Sometimes Xigncode gone nuts and eats alot of CPU. Try set BDO to high priority or use Processor Lasso.
Is your latency good? Lagging can causes Stuttering.
o Use resource monitor to check ping - Win 7/8/10
Check your ping - BDO
1.)Ctrl+Shift+Esc - open task manager
2.)Click Performance tab
3.)Bottom of the window - Click - Resource Monitor
4.)Click Network Tab
5.)Look at TCP Connections.
o Set Xigncode as lowest priority and let it use one cpu core only.
Tried some of the suggestions, no effect :(
o Try the guide provided by Ilwhan.
Don't know exactly what to follow, it's wot
o I think it might be driver issue ; both your laptop/pc used nvidia. Try install older/newer version.
using latest drivers
o Try turn off Vsync / Enhanced Sync / Gsync.
Tried all. WIndowed borderlesss, same problem in full screen. vsync enabled/disabled
o Do you use antivirus / firewall/ window defender?
no
o Do you turn off this?
no effect
o Your PC is on Full power mode?
tried it, no effect
o Do you overclock your CPU/RAM/Graphic? That PC is too high-end to have issue.
No overclock. Except ram is XMP
o Do you check task manager? Is there anything using high-cpu usage? Sometimes Xigncode gone nuts and eats alot of CPU. Try set BDO to high priority or use Processor Lasso.
No, max CPU usage maybe 25% 8 cores (ht disabled)
Is your latency good? Lagging can causes Stuttering.
< 50 ms
o Set Xigncode as lowest priority and let it use one cpu core only.
no effect
o Your xigncode at 25%?
That's very high. Mine always 0%-10% (i5 9600k)
-Try delete xc folder (always make a backup first)
- Open launcher and it should download a fresh xigncode.
- If launcher failed to download , use check file.
o Try turn off your XMP.
Though it is rare. Some poor quality checked RAM have problem with factory overclock setting(XMP) - which causes ECC error
- Did you do Memtest when you bought the ram?
o Latest driver is not always the best
New driver fix some error but some new error might appear. Best is get old stable version and do a clean install.
o Did you read this part - Optimal Nvidia setting?
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1cyLaDiPL_B6nOZw_qPE_wOGuoeRT-qddTjevTFoFBkg/edit
Its a good tweak.
o Your xigncode at 25%?
No I meant my entire system load
As of today, I still get stutters even when running the game at lowest settings with the latest patch. This is again, on a high end Intel 9900k, Nvidia 2080ti, 32GB RAM system with W7 64. The entire system load rarely crosses 25%.
I have tried all sorts of things but they had no effect. Based on my research, this seems somewhat a problem many people have, I hope PA can address this.