Modern Warfare stuttering if down of 100fps!
Modern Warfare stuttering if down of 100fps!
The provided text describes a user experiencing significant stuttering and low frame rates in Cyberpunk 2077, despite having a high-end gaming PC. The user attempted to mitigate the issue by lowering shadow settings and rendering quality but found this resulted in an undesirable visual experience. They suspect a problem with their drivers or hardware interaction and consider upgrading their graphics card as a potential solution.
From what I gathered shadows have very little actual degradation on FPS. Tessellation, particle effects and even screen space reflections have some pretty significant effect on performance. What resolution are you playing the game at? Whats the VRAM percentage you see within settings with what settings you have turned on ?
My initial thoughts are you for to bump shadows back up, and turn tessellation down none, and turn back particle effects to low. Push rendering back up to a 100 and ensure you are playing in full screen @ 1080P.
Let me know how that all goes.
Before trying this, i have to say that i might found the reason.
Do you play in windows 10 or in windows 7?
Many windows 7 players complain about the same issue.
We don't have the fullscreen option and maybe this has affect on performance.
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The discussion centered around potential performance issues related to older operating systems, specifically Windows 7, when playing certain games. While many users reported smooth gameplay, some experienced dips in frame rates, particularly in single-player titles. It was noted that performance varied based on hardware configurations – those with higher specifications like an RTX 2060 Super tended to fare better.
Several suggestions were offered for troubleshooting: upgrading to Windows 10 (which is still free), or performing a clean installation using a Microsoft-provided image and existing Windows 7 key. The conversation highlighted that OS specifics weren’t typically discussed during performance discussions, and that user preferences regarding operating systems could vary greatly.
Ultimately, the discussion revolved around the desire for a more streamlined gaming experience, with a preference for an out-of-the-box Linux distribution offering comprehensive game support.
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“I’m currently running Windows 10 but previously used Windows 7 due to my preference for games. I'm experiencing an issue with the game’s fullscreen option, which isn’t available. I plan to wait one week to see if Activision releases a patch that fixes this. If not, I will consider a full format of my PC—potentially a step toward using Linux. As a fan of Linux, I currently use Windows for gaming purposes only. I'll monitor the situation closely and hope for a resolution!”