Playing games with a lot of movement. 1st person is the most obvious. Shooting and Mech Warrior titles.
Playing games with a lot of movement. 1st person is the most obvious. Shooting and Mech Warrior titles.
Hi there. I believe I fixed the problem I was facing in Halo MCC previously. Now I'm using a 1440P display with a 3700X and only an RX480 8GB. Do you think it's likely the settings are the issue? I've noticed a consistent movement jerk when navigating through levels, which seems more pronounced than before. Could you suggest possible reasons? I've reset my AMD driver configuration, confirmed the CPU is balanced, and set the GPU settings in the AMD suite to default. I'm just trying to figure out what's causing it. It seems older games are affected too, and my monitor has Freesync Premium—maybe the GPU isn't compatible. If you have any ideas or a better forum suggestion, please let me know. Thanks.
Dear Moon, thank you for your response. The pattern remains steady when moving forward. It has a smooth, rhythmic quality—every few steps you notice a clear shift as if loading into the next space. You can see the area unchanged, but the overall scene feels altered by this consistent movement. It's subtle, though noticeable. A video might clarify things.
Good inquiry. I possess 32GB of Corsair Vengeance 3600MHz, but it wasn't apparent as working with my board until after installation. That said, aside from a few initial crashes linked to a failing drive, everything has functioned normally. Could be a warning sign for you though. Dear Moon... thank you for your response. It's steady when moving ahead. It's quite smooth, but you notice a slight jolt every now and then—like the system is loading a small section of space. You can see the change, but it doesn't look altered. The movement is subtle yet clear. It's not huge, but it's perceptible. A video might clarify things.
Based on my observations, the 480 8gb might be the issue. I've previously used 1440p max and experienced some problems, so I had to switch to lower resolutions.
Yes I've dropped all the settings to the lowest and it's not just with one game. It's some sort of interference frequency from something. I can't work it out. I wonder if my monitor settings are not in sync with the AMD settings somehow. It's been ok in most games. I might have to revisit Halo MCC and try and sort it in there. Generally speaking it's performed well. Even if the frame rate has had to altered or settings reduced, the image has been smooth. Not like it is now. I think I'll try some other games and see if it's similar. Thanks for the help.
It's also suggested to reinstall drivers; many problems I encountered stemmed from a driver issue. Version 22.2.2 is quite stable.