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Elden Ring PC Performance Thread | You see that mountain? You can stutter there.
- Thread starter Earvin Infinity
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So the newest Nvidia drivers part of the issue? I've been holding off since as a mostly PCVR user I just know to not upgrade unless something is seriously wrong.
If anything negative Steam reviews will get them to do something
Then again it didn't work for Halo Infinite
don't crush my soul like this.
(I will force it to be real)
that's not how this works. rest assured that almost all bugs are caught in QA/playtests. that's why the term "known-shippable" exists.
hope they fix the fix or recall it at this point... I' was checking now to download it... argh!
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Preloading it on Linux. Curious whether the stuttering is a Windows-only issue. Will report back if I manage to play the game tonight.
This game will stutter even if you have a 3090 SLI system
What should I expect?
most things will stutter with SLI lol, 2 card SLI was notorious for introducing lots of micro stutter to almost everything
OT: I'm not sure why people are posting their GPU as if it matters at this point. Almost everything points to this being CPU and RAM related. Any tests done by swapping only the GPU is pretty fucking useless.
Hmm. I wasn't bragging about my specs, honest, I'm just going to be debating with myself all day (if not all week) whether to get the more stable PS5 version or invest in the cheap launch price of the PC version ($40-$45 depending where you look) in the hopes that the major issues will be resolved sooner rather than later.
I know this is a joke, but SLI is actually one thing that can cause stutters. SLI is such a shit show, there is a reason nvidia kinda killed it. lol
edit: beaten by Akronis 😔
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Haha yea true. What i wanted to say was no matter how powerful your GPU .. this game will stutter. And i don't this these stutter are CPU/RAM related but i could be wrong
Oh thanks for this, I'm going to try it on some stuff if it works on Windows like the other one.
Just note (your mileage may vary):
A note on using VKD3D-Proton on Windows
Native Windows use is mostly relevant for developer testing purposes. Do not expect games running on Windows 7 or 8.1 to magically make use of VKD3D-Proton, as many games will only even attempt to load d3d12.dll if they are running on Windows 10.
So ACG says the latest patch made things worse, while PC Gamer says it fixes a lot (but not everything). So is it just variability due to different builds...?
Very possible. Drivers, background processes, etc. can all be factors in how good/bad it is outside of pure hardware.
What should I expect?
I can't see you stretching beyond 15fps at 1080p. Would recommend going for the PS5 version instead.
My 1050 TI and 8 gb are ready for the shit show. May my steam deck come soon, cause I'm not paying 1k for a gpu.
Welp, I pre-ordered/bought the game yesterday after the supremely good reviews because I figured "well, if the new patch improves it even just a little then, with those reviews, it can't be too, too bad". Of course, if the reviews were seasoned with a lot of "well, they say it's gonna be better with a day-one patch, so we won't deduct much if anything for the performance issues" and the day-one patch then makes it worse (seemingly) then... yay.
While I don't mind paying the ~44€ much, because I would've probably gotten the game for not much cheaper in the coming months anyway, it does still suck to reward this kind of behavior.
It's never as easy and simple and said but, still, FromSoft, please just invest heavily into a stronger graphics engine team and whatnot.
edit: Gonna dabble around some with controls and how it feels in the first area, and simply stash it away for the time being if it's too bad. Inconsistent framerate and stutter are super obnoxious. Like, having most new encounters be followed up by a disruptive stutter kinda takes the fun out of it.
While I don't mind paying the ~44€ much, because I would've probably gotten the game for not much cheaper in the coming months anyway, it does still suck to reward this kind of behavior.
It's never as easy and simple and said but, still, FromSoft, please just invest heavily into a stronger graphics engine team and whatnot.
edit: Gonna dabble around some with controls and how it feels in the first area, and simply stash it away for the time being if it's too bad. Inconsistent framerate and stutter are super obnoxious. Like, having most new encounters be followed up by a disruptive stutter kinda takes the fun out of it.
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By the time you have those specs next year, stutters should be fixed and should be able to maintain 60 FPS @ 4K / Ultra Wide resolutions.
Some testing before the latest patch showed that the stutters do get less with better CPU, see this test by Adrenaline (reputable Brazilian outlet), however, are still present even with a top of the line CPU.
Any idea how long it is before you are set loose in the open world to get an idea of performance? I want to rush through character creation and the opening part of the game incase it's something I need to return on Steam.
Happy i upgraded my CPU to a 5600x with a nice 4*8GB RAM Kit then. I will test it myself in a few hours and hope these stutters don't bother me.
Edit: I also remember Death Stranding had some wierd stutter at PC release which got fixed really fast.
He could have already done shader processing for that boss/area on his previous runs.
I watched xqcow's stream a bit, he is using PS5 and the game runs fine to my eye.
You most likely won't make it past the title screen.
What should I expect?
Nah, he had a 1.5 sec one against the dragon on open world, at least till now no 5 secs one like Cohn.
Yeah, with some games any chance of it running better is worth testing, like Jedi Fallen Order. I don't understand how that game was released on PC like that, and it still runs bad for a ton of people (stuttering, micro and lag spikes with a big pause especially during combat).
I like to mod games a lot and troubleshoot so it's basically the real game for me, especially overclocking and undervolting.
A permaban for trolling in a sensitive topic.
What should I expect?
