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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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Ryzen 5800X
2x8GB RAM 3800Mhz
RTX 3060Ti
Game is okay, I think it's playable but really not ideal. I had a couple of times where the game basically got me killed when I was messing about with the Tree Sentinel. Hopefully, it gets patched quickly. I think G-Sync is maybe making it better than it is.
2x8GB RAM 3800Mhz
RTX 3060Ti
Game is okay, I think it's playable but really not ideal. I had a couple of times where the game basically got me killed when I was messing about with the Tree Sentinel. Hopefully, it gets patched quickly. I think G-Sync is maybe making it better than it is.
I'll check some more, but haven't seen any stutters yet.
I've just beat Margit and only now am I running into the occasional stutter - where the game will drop to 40fps for half a second at best. Still haven't run into anything major.
I have the exact same system i9 9900k and RTX 3080. I don't think having more ram (32GB instead 16GB) is going to change anything at this point. Time to fire this up and give it a try.
Play the game with the flight stick, you'll go down a legend.
Yeah I was wrong definite issues with Stutters and intermittent drops. Fine most of the time but real issues that need to be looked at. More than playable but yeah
5950x 3080, runs well for the most part, sometimes I get drops on lod changes or asset streaming I guess.
Kaldaien seems to think it's not shader compiling that is to blame, but rather bad LOD transitions (which was also the case in Dark Souls 3).
After playing some more yeah this is pretty damn bad, i don't think i can play it like this. I'm seriously considering locking the FPS to 30 to get a much smoother experience and hope that they manage to fix this damn port.
follow up question, does your device have one GPU or multiple (like an intel iGPU and discrete GPU)
GMG will 100% not refund that. Any cdkey site won't once you use your key.
I have 40 minutes of time left to play this on Steam in order to decide if I want to refund or not.
I have stutter every single time I move my camera really fast.
i7 9750H & RTX 3060TI @ 1080p
16GB DDR4 and Samsung SSD
This should not be happening.
Gonan try to switch to my 1650 MaxQ and drop the settings just to see if anything changes. I don't care if it's potato at this point. I just want to be able to MOVE WITHOUT STUTTER.
I have stutter every single time I move my camera really fast.
i7 9750H & RTX 3060TI @ 1080p
16GB DDR4 and Samsung SSD
This should not be happening.
Gonan try to switch to my 1650 MaxQ and drop the settings just to see if anything changes. I don't care if it's potato at this point. I just want to be able to MOVE WITHOUT STUTTER.
Yeah when I was getting pauses in that little dungeon, it felt like I was playing an online game with bad network congestion. It was like it would pause for a second and then speed up to catch up. The game isn't using too much of my PC resources from what I can tell. I have a feeling this anti-cheat software may play a part in this.
I don't know how. I am running a 3090 with a 10700k on a Sammy 980 Pro and it's a stuttering mess for me. I even went fully offline by disabling my wifi.
Not to contradict anyone else's experience since clearly there's a problem, but with an i5 12400 + 2060 @ 1440p it's pretty much a constant 60 with max settings for me.
It's just the starting area of the open world and I don't have the horse yet to zoom around everywhere, but so far, so good.
It's just the starting area of the open world and I don't have the horse yet to zoom around everywhere, but so far, so good.
So after ~2 hours I've definitely had some stutters here and there but its not severe enough to make the game unplayable. No hard pauses yet. I did leave it on "High" settings and its running pretty much locked 60. Next play session I plan to bump up to maximum to see how it runs. If it doesnt get any worst than this then I'd have no problem getting through the whole game with the amount of stutters I've seen so far.
My rig: 3080. 5800x, 32GB ram, 1440p, Win 11.
My rig: 3080. 5800x, 32GB ram, 1440p, Win 11.
they absolutely did when I had them refund my destiny 2 witch queen purchase (which I had already applied to my steam account) when they came out with an even better sale like a week later. They contacted steam and removed it from my account and i repurchased.
If they dont refund me i will fucking charge back. i am that fucking upset right now. I dont care if i never buy games on gmg again.
i7-6700k
2070
16g ram
windows 10
playing at 1080p
Even with everything on low or off, can't get to 60fps at the first save point in the open world... yet Dying Light 2, open world, max settings (non ray traced), 60fps 99.9% of the time.
Load stutter there even in the tutorial area, didn't freeze on the tutorial boss godrick or whatever. Guess I'll be waiting on a huge price drop on the PS4 version to play on my PS5, to get 1080p 60fps, later this year.
Edit: It's odd people are having issues with xbox controllers. Using Xbox Series X controller with wifi dongle, zero issues, I don't use steams configurations for controllers, I don't have any of those boxes checked. Are you folks using bluetooth with xbox controllers?
2070
16g ram
windows 10
playing at 1080p
Even with everything on low or off, can't get to 60fps at the first save point in the open world... yet Dying Light 2, open world, max settings (non ray traced), 60fps 99.9% of the time.
Load stutter there even in the tutorial area, didn't freeze on the tutorial boss godrick or whatever. Guess I'll be waiting on a huge price drop on the PS4 version to play on my PS5, to get 1080p 60fps, later this year.
Edit: It's odd people are having issues with xbox controllers. Using Xbox Series X controller with wifi dongle, zero issues, I don't use steams configurations for controllers, I don't have any of those boxes checked. Are you folks using bluetooth with xbox controllers?
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Yeah, so far for me from a technical perspective it's been legitimately worse than Pokemon Legends Arceus, Battlefield 2042, and Cyberpunk 2042 all were at launch.
RX 570 4GB
4670K
16GB RAM
1080p, High settings
I'm getting 40fps~ in the initial open world area, it gets closer to 60 in enclosed spaces. It's playable enough. Putting shit in medium doesn't make much of a difference, so it doesn't matter.
It really has no business struggling with performance to be honest, this game is no looker. Image quality is horrendous, there's some weird sharpening filter or something.
4670K
16GB RAM
1080p, High settings
I'm getting 40fps~ in the initial open world area, it gets closer to 60 in enclosed spaces. It's playable enough. Putting shit in medium doesn't make much of a difference, so it doesn't matter.
It really has no business struggling with performance to be honest, this game is no looker. Image quality is horrendous, there's some weird sharpening filter or something.
I had to use big picture mode but when I use the controller only all my sound is gone...
None at all. But this is also a relatively empty portion of the game world, so we'll see when things get more hectic.
Do you have the AMD sharpening turned on? I think often it does help, but in this game it's too much. Better keeping it off.
Stuttering is tied to the game itself I think. Don't expect an in-game remedy for that (besides a patch, obviously).
So these slowdowns exclusive to AMD cards?
6700xt
3600xt
16GB
SSD
Windows 11
1080p at High settings
6700xt
3600xt
16GB
SSD
Windows 11
1080p at High settings
*Identifying Elden Ring*
"Yup, that's Dark Souls 3."
Same shitty thing with that game.
10700KF
3060 Ti
16GB 3600mhz RAM
1080p/Max Settings
Windows 10
G-Sync Compatible monitor with G-Sync enabled
Played for a couple hours through the tutorial area and ran around some in the initial open world part/almost through a mini-dungeon. I'm playing with the game set to Offline Mode so I dunno if that's made any difference. For me it's ran pretty smooth 99% of the time. It's had a stutter at times with the only repeatable one being going up the stairs beside the hole you drop down in the tutorial area. I think it stuttered and dropped frames noticeably one other time but I can't remember where or what I was doing.
I've also seen people say that the Xbox Series X controller won't work wirelessly. I'm using the Wireless Adapter For Windows 10 and I've had zero issues. I do have Bluetooth also but I haven't tried on that.
The weird thing I've seen is that when the game launches it seems to make my display get a bit washed out which is fixed once I exit & also when I do exit it takes the game a really long time to actually end.
3060 Ti
16GB 3600mhz RAM
1080p/Max Settings
Windows 10
G-Sync Compatible monitor with G-Sync enabled
Played for a couple hours through the tutorial area and ran around some in the initial open world part/almost through a mini-dungeon. I'm playing with the game set to Offline Mode so I dunno if that's made any difference. For me it's ran pretty smooth 99% of the time. It's had a stutter at times with the only repeatable one being going up the stairs beside the hole you drop down in the tutorial area. I think it stuttered and dropped frames noticeably one other time but I can't remember where or what I was doing.
I've also seen people say that the Xbox Series X controller won't work wirelessly. I'm using the Wireless Adapter For Windows 10 and I've had zero issues. I do have Bluetooth also but I haven't tried on that.
The weird thing I've seen is that when the game launches it seems to make my display get a bit washed out which is fixed once I exit & also when I do exit it takes the game a really long time to actually end.
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OK, I played for an hour. Awesome game so far. I haven't had a single technical problem except a very small stutter when I first entered the open world area. Otherwise zero issues.
I've got a 3060 ti. The thing is, I have 48 GB RAM which is a comical amount of RAM. I feel like the RAM is helping me here. I also had zero issue with the FF7 Remake port, which for 99% of people was a stuttery mess. My wife bought it for me and I played the entire game from beginning to end with no technical problems the entire time.
I haven't fought the Tree Sentinel yet, maybe he'll make me stutter.
I've got a 3060 ti. The thing is, I have 48 GB RAM which is a comical amount of RAM. I feel like the RAM is helping me here. I also had zero issue with the FF7 Remake port, which for 99% of people was a stuttery mess. My wife bought it for me and I played the entire game from beginning to end with no technical problems the entire time.
I haven't fought the Tree Sentinel yet, maybe he'll make me stutter.
