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@DemonicDemons said:
https://forums.bhvr.com/dead-by-daylight/discussion/465599/how-do-i-fix-frame-stuttering-on-pc
Assuming you have Nvidia, type in your search bar Nvidia Control Panel, open it, under 'Adjust image settings with preview' set the option to 'use my preference emphasizing: Performance' and apply, some games work differently, some games work better on balanced some games work better on quality, this step is more trial and error. Next on the left hand side you will see a menu with 3 sub options one being the adjust settings you're currently on, click the next tab 'Manage 3D settings' in here you will see a bunch of settings, the very first option is preferred graphics processor, make sure you're using whichever one is best in your machine.
Underneath of that are a bunch of other options, it's possible vsync is causing your stutters as this is usually the most common issue with vsync, turn that off. Now there's a bunch of other settings in here, like 'Max frame rate' you can set to 30 or 60 or whatever you want up to 1000, fiddle with this and perhaps it will fix your stutter issue. Another option is called 'Texture filtering' set this option to high performance, turn on the next option 'Triple buffering'
Lastly, right click the power bar the bottom right of your screen and set the option to 'High performance, Ultimate performance or Turbo' to be honest you can just cycle between the modes you have and see which one works best, for me it's high performance mode. Make sure in DBD settings you turn off things like Vsync as well, not sure if it matters but just to be on the safe side. I've found these are the most common issues with stuttering and is usually due to optimization between games, some games I have those issues and other games run 4k with no issue. It's definitely not your mouse lol another issue could be your internet you said it was rather bad, that will definitely cause stuttering in game especially online games but if you don't have those issues in other online specific games it's probably due to optimization.
Hey! Just wanted to leave an update.
My mouse IS the issue, combined with network maybe? I average around 10M/s - 20MB/s. So not awful. I streamed DBD to my friend yesterday and the tearing was DIABOLICAL, but was only when I moved my mouse. The game ran smoothly if i walked in a straight line.
I have a Logitech G402 mouse. I have changed the Polling/Report rate in the past to no avail so I decided to buy a new mouse. -
@DemonicDemons said:
https://forums.bhvr.com/dead-by-daylight/discussion/465599/how-do-i-fix-frame-stuttering-on-pc
Assuming you have Nvidia type in your search bar Nvidia Control Panel, open it, under 'Adjust image settings with preview' set the option to 'use my preference emphasizing: Performance' and apply, some games work differently, some games work better on balanced some games work better on quality, this step is more trial and error. Next on the left hand side you will see a menu with 3 sub options one being the adjust settings you're currently on, click the next tab 'Manage 3D settings' in here you will see a bunch of settings, the very first option is preferred graphics processor, make sure you're using whichever one is best in your machine.
Underneath of that are a bunch of other options, it's possible vsync is causing your stutters as this is usually the most common issue with vsync, turn that off. Now there's a bunch of other settings in here, like 'Max frame rate' you can set to 30 or 60 or whatever you want up to 1000, fiddle with this and perhaps it will fix your stutter issue. Another option is called 'Texture filtering' set this option to high performance, turn on the next option 'Triple buffering'
Lastly, right click the power bar the bottom right of your screen and set the option to 'High performance, Ultimate performance or Turbo' to be honest you can just cycle between the modes you have and see which one works best, for me it's high performance mode. Make sure in DBD settings you turn off things like Vsync as well, not sure if it matters but just to be on the safe side. I've found these are the most common issues with stuttering and is usually due to optimization between games, some games I have those issues and other games run 4k with no issue. It's definitely not your mouse lol another issue could be your internet you said it was rather bad, that will definitely cause stuttering in game especially online games but if you don't have those issues in other online specific games it's probably due to optimization.
Oh my good god. I hope you dream well for the rest of your life, I hope you never feel unwell, I hope your pillows are always cold. This worked almost 100%. I have the tiniest stuttering still but the game is now totally playable. I probably just need to tweak a few things here and there still.
Everything in the "Lastly, right click the power bar the bottom right of your screen…" paragraph I have no idea where this is.
But thank you so so so so so much. You are a legend <3 <3 <3 -
@Rick1998 said:
play a game that is not built upon pasta code and instead is optimized . Aka not dbd
If I didn't wanna play the game I wouldn't have posted a question asking how to fix my issue xo
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Windows 11 and it is the only game I have these issues on yes