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Restarting Windows doesn't fix the issue with constant stuttering in Witcher 3.

Restarting Windows doesn't fix the issue with constant stuttering in Witcher 3.

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Kay123_
Senior Member
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04-08-2016, 09:37 AM
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I recently had to reinstall Windows 10 after a failed update. All my games were saved on a 2 TB hard drive while only the SSD was formatted. Since then, I’ve noticed consistent slowdowns in Witcher 3 when performance drops below 75 fps, especially with VSync enabled or during scenes with lots of grass. I haven’t tried other titles yet, but I’ve already looked into fixing the problem in Witcher 3.
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Kay123_
04-08-2016, 09:37 AM #1

I recently had to reinstall Windows 10 after a failed update. All my games were saved on a 2 TB hard drive while only the SSD was formatted. Since then, I’ve noticed consistent slowdowns in Witcher 3 when performance drops below 75 fps, especially with VSync enabled or during scenes with lots of grass. I haven’t tried other titles yet, but I’ve already looked into fixing the problem in Witcher 3.

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Oskar2502
Member
138
04-10-2016, 04:45 PM
#2
Was die GPU-Fahrer neu installiert? Ich habe gesehen, dass Windows nach einem Update einen Standardtreiber verwendet hat und das meine Spieleleistung stark beeinträchtigt hat. Das Zurücksetzen der Treiber von Nvidia oder AMD hat das Problem gelöst.
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Oskar2502
04-10-2016, 04:45 PM #2

Was die GPU-Fahrer neu installiert? Ich habe gesehen, dass Windows nach einem Update einen Standardtreiber verwendet hat und das meine Spieleleistung stark beeinträchtigt hat. Das Zurücksetzen der Treiber von Nvidia oder AMD hat das Problem gelöst.

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robertt696
Junior Member
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04-10-2016, 08:23 PM
#3
Turn off Vsync and enable Borderless windowing.
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robertt696
04-10-2016, 08:23 PM #3

Turn off Vsync and enable Borderless windowing.

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DJStampy0305
Member
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04-10-2016, 09:36 PM
#4
It's true, thinking about upgrading often brings up the desire for older systems like Win10.
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DJStampy0305
04-10-2016, 09:36 PM #4

It's true, thinking about upgrading often brings up the desire for older systems like Win10.

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WildCandy
Senior Member
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04-19-2016, 08:42 PM
#5
Absolutely aimed at those who aren't sure what they're doing. Cease generating backup copies, Microsoft. This won't occur... the configuration activates following each minor patch.
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WildCandy
04-19-2016, 08:42 PM #5

Absolutely aimed at those who aren't sure what they're doing. Cease generating backup copies, Microsoft. This won't occur... the configuration activates following each minor patch.

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asrielkid2
Junior Member
21
04-19-2016, 09:02 PM
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Does it remove them after some time? I’d prefer a few or two, but if it only expands a folder… I’m annoyed when unused space just keeps growing, even if it’s just a few megabytes. I still struggle with squeezing everything onto my old 40GB hard drive for too long.
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asrielkid2
04-19-2016, 09:02 PM #6

Does it remove them after some time? I’d prefer a few or two, but if it only expands a folder… I’m annoyed when unused space just keeps growing, even if it’s just a few megabytes. I still struggle with squeezing everything onto my old 40GB hard drive for too long.

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Brodyk40
Member
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04-20-2016, 04:36 PM
#7
40 GB? That’s impossible! My setup is designed to use just 1% of my HDD space. It’s odd because Windows only allows the primary drive, not the others I have installed. The percentage stays constant and it hasn’t changed since Windows XP. Such a poor feature. It’s never functioned correctly since then.
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Brodyk40
04-20-2016, 04:36 PM #7

40 GB? That’s impossible! My setup is designed to use just 1% of my HDD space. It’s odd because Windows only allows the primary drive, not the others I have installed. The percentage stays constant and it hasn’t changed since Windows XP. Such a poor feature. It’s never functioned correctly since then.

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SpinnSky
Member
73
04-20-2016, 06:07 PM
#8
I mean... that would've been.. probably actually up to like 2008. Hard to remember. I went from that straight to a 500gb and still kept it under 40gb for years until I got a little more liberal with it. I was definitely behind the hard drive space curve. Seems like Windows has a lot of legacy stuff that doesn't work properly, which is weird because I really feel like I remember Win10 being touted as something completely new, like not an iteration of the previous version. I have triple screens and I can't tell you why, but when I enable and disable NV surround I get marching ants around my desktop icons, which is common and a known issue. It's some broken legacy thing, and there's no way to actually turn it on, off, or disable it. It's still present in Win10. Even MS says it's a broken legacy thing.
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SpinnSky
04-20-2016, 06:07 PM #8

I mean... that would've been.. probably actually up to like 2008. Hard to remember. I went from that straight to a 500gb and still kept it under 40gb for years until I got a little more liberal with it. I was definitely behind the hard drive space curve. Seems like Windows has a lot of legacy stuff that doesn't work properly, which is weird because I really feel like I remember Win10 being touted as something completely new, like not an iteration of the previous version. I have triple screens and I can't tell you why, but when I enable and disable NV surround I get marching ants around my desktop icons, which is common and a known issue. It's some broken legacy thing, and there's no way to actually turn it on, off, or disable it. It's still present in Win10. Even MS says it's a broken legacy thing.