Apparently, the new patch messes things up, so that doesn't count anymore
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Elden Ring PC Performance Thread | You see that mountain? You can stutter there.
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Apparently, the new patch messes things up, so that doesn't count anymore
Is that not maybe an exception because you were going to buy it again? My experience with (official) key sellers so far has been that once you've seen the key, you can forget about a refund.
Unless times are changing. I've got this preordered on Humble and PS5 and if it runs poorly on PC, I might try to refund and just play on PS5.
He's saying that there's more stutter in 1.02 and that they occur no matter what cards or ssd's he uses.
He is experiencing new hitches and stutters. He re-verified his files, uninstalled it, moving the game on different hard drives but it did nothing. It hitches now more than before in his version 1.1 he was testing for review. From 720p to 4K, with different settings, different NVMEs, but it seems persistent. Occured on his 3 different PC setups. Even with his RTX 3080 / 64 GB RAM / i7 @4,9 GHz even dropping down to 1080p it still pops up.
Stuttering and freezing is "considerably worst" and more common in the new patch. He tested on several difference systems with different GPUs/SSD/Resolution/graphic settings and none of it makes any difference.
So it's not limited to high-end GPUs anymore? I've been on a media blackout and I'm not really willing to watch any of these videos.
To put a positive spin on a bad situation, that might mean it's reversible to some extent?
You might be on to something. Maybe ill just launch in offline.
I also havent updated my drivers yet either which are causing some issues as well
Cohh's stream is definitely full of stuttering while roaming around the open world. Man, what a bummer.
That could be an idea. How to make sure the game will not update itself, Steam still has to unpack it at launch.
I already changed the application to only update when I launch it, but I'm starting Steam offline when it's near unlock time
Doesn't Steam need to phone home to start unpacking? Just asking because it does happen that preloads sometimes unlock late instead of at the set time that they're supposed to, which I'd think indicates that they're waiting for something on Valve's end to trigger the unpacking process instead of an automatic timer for a certain time.
I'm pretty sure the encryption key that gets distributed requires you to be online.
Go to your library -> choose the game -> click on Manage -> Properties -> Go to the updates section
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I'm not sure about that yet. There's an "Update on Launch" button in the Downloads section (For me, that is). I preloaded yesterday
Sounds like a mess. I already paid €35 for the game and it's added to Steam. I'll see how it fares on my PC tomorrow, but it was always my plan to continue my Horizon Forbidden West playthrough which will take some time. Hopefully they can fix this mess in the meantime.
I preloaded earlier today. I switched on in the settings to only update it once I start it. Maybe it will work if we are unpacking it at launch, then relaunch steam in offline mode.
woooowSooo it's just his PC right guys?
I wanted to get this on PC bc better framerates but that is unbelievably bad
Apparently the game is already Steam Deck verified, so I'm thinking of trying this game out on my Linux PC as well and seeing how well it works. Wouldn't be the first time Proton works better than Windows especially with the DX12 to Vulkan layer.
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I don't think it was ever limited to any GPU's. According to a Brazilian youtuber who tested a whole bunch of GPU's the stutter is mostly a CPU/RAM issue rather than GPU issue. Which is somewhat typical of open world games in my experience.
Just to be clear before someone accuses me of defending the port again, stuttering is common on all CPU's but the issue is seemingly lessened on high end CPU's.
That video is very likely to be fake, we should stop spreading it.
That video is fake no idea why the poster still hasn't removed it.
Makes it look like they knew....and wanted them to delay it.
Well, hopefully this means a fix is coming. At least they are aware of all the issues.
