I got the game today but noticed annoying micro stutters/hitching.
playing with Rx 9070 xt , i5 14600K on very high settings no RT or FG. also game downloaded on SSD.
I get like 80-64 fps but having those annoying micro stutters
OPTIMIZED SETTINGS
RAY TRACING: OFF
PATH TRACING: OFF
GLOBAL ILLUMINATION QUALITY: MEDIUM
UPSCALING: DLSS QUALITY
HAIR QUALITY: LOW
TEXTURE QUALITY: MAX (AS HIGH AS YOUR VRAM ALLOWS)
MESH QUALITY: HIGH
SHADOW QUALITY: MEDIUM
SHADOW CACHE: ON
CONTACT SHADOWS: ON
EFFECTS QUALITY: HIGH
AMBIENT OCCLUSION: SSAO
VOLUMETRIC LIGHTING: MEDIUM
SCREEN SPACE REFLECTIONS: ON
SUBSURFACE SCATTERING: ON
NOTES
*RAY TRACING HAS SEVERE VISUAL ISSUES, WHICH IS WHY I RECOMMEND DISABLING IT AND INSTEAD USING MEDIUM GLOBAL ILLUMINATION FOR A STABLE IMAGE QUALITY, WITH HIGHER FPS.
*HAIR QUALITY IMPACTS FPS A LOT, ESPECIALLY DURING NORMAL GAMEPLAY. ONLY INCREASE IT IF YOU HAVE SPARE PERFORMANCE, AS IT ACTUALLY IMPROVES THE LOOK OF HAIR DRASTICALLY.
Hi everyone,
I've been working on a project called DXVK Studio to make using DXVK (and other translation layers such as VKD3D) much easier on Windows.
The Problem: Usually, using DXVK involves downloading a release, figuring out if the game is 32-bit or 64-bit, dropping the right DLLs in, and manually creating a dxvk.conf file.
The Solution: I built a desktop app that:
Get it here: https://buymeacoffee.com/zendevve/e/530420
Worth noting that in the patch that's come out today, they've 'improved image quality for various textures when Texture Quality is set to Medium or lower', but I don't own the game myself to test the difference. Also while your mileage may vary, BenchmarKing didn't have issues with High textures on their 8GB card, so may be worth a try if you're running at 1440p with 'Quality upscaling' or lower?
DLSS Override - Frame Generation is now unsupported
Just a heads up.
This might be easily overriden by Nvidia Profile inspector, but it's a shame they silently remove support for older games.
So are people using dlss 4 or dlss 4.5 with overwatch at the moment and why that particular one?
I just switched to PC from console on rivals. And my settings from console transferred perfectly so everything is the same. I am aware it will feel a little different still playing on controller on PC. However despite being on the same sensitivity , I feel slower in general and thats me on 240 fps. I have never felt the need in console to up my sens but in pc I do and when I do it feels uncomfortable. However when I switch my cap to 120fps like how it is on my console — it feels normal again. Anyone know a possible fix to this feeling? Or at least what it’s called.
That leaked Optiscaler build is a godsend, if u have an RTX 40/50 series, u can inject real DLSS FG/MFG to any dx12 game that supports an upscaler
I have a laptop with a ryzen cpu w/integrated graphics, and an rtx 4060.
The nvidia app overlay can't display the cpu temp, and the amd adrenalin overlay doesn't seem to display at all when it's using the nvidia graphics.
I've seen mention of MSI afterburner but don't know if I need all the extra stuff. Is there any lightweight and simple overlay I can use just to keep an eye on temps and fps?
I just discovered something that completely changed my gaming experience.
In nvidia control panel change to no scaling, keep scaling done by display, leave the box unchecked.
My games frame pacing improved so much its insane. The input delay is also lower.
I think the reason is that some monitors have bad software which adds delay. The scaling has effect even if u play on original resolution. Its still processing the image.
Avoid gpu scaling as it adds input lag.
This is all very small impact but if u play games like cs, or use controller you will definitely notice a big difference.
A lot of ppl debate about this. A lot of them say this makes no difference. Dont listen to them. Change it a few times back and forth and play a fast paced game like cs2 or doom or some racing game. Try it with controller as even a slightly higher input latency is very noticable to feel when aiming with the sticks. On mouse u dont care so much about a small difference as long as u are not a cs player.
I'm trying to wrap my head around a setting on my ASUS motherboard. On the AI Tweaker page is a setting called SVID behavior. When I change it from the default to the typical scenario, stress test results (Cinebench) drop by 30%, but frame times become extremely stable. I tested it in a few games. Frames in the game are exactly the same, not GPU-limited. But frame times are way more stable. Before I had a random stutter from time to time; now the frame time curve is 100% stable. Does anyone know why?
In game, say my average frame rate is 100 and my 1% lows are 85. If I cap my frame rate to 85 the 1% lows will go down as well to around 70. It doesn’t matter what I cap it to the 1% lows will ALWAYS be lower. I’ve been told to cap with RTSS or Nvidia app rather than in game as to not “slow down the engine” but this also does not work. I still get the same result no matter how I cap it. Anyone else had this problem?
