The game is running slowly and textures appear poorly.
The game is running slowly and textures appear poorly.
When I first set up this computer and ran Warzone, everything worked smoothly. Over time, I took a four-month break from the game and then returned. Upon my return, there was a significant update (of course). After that update, I experienced stutters and some textures failed to load correctly. It’s really frustrating because those stutters make the game unplayable. It would be a big help if someone could assist me with this problem. You can find an image below to help (hopefully).
PC SPECS:
OS: Windows 10
CPU: Intel Core i3 9100F @ 3.60GHz
RAM: 8.00GB Single-Channel @ 2400MHz
MOTHERBOARD: ASUSTeK COMPUTER INC. PRIME H310M-E R2.0
Graphics Card: 4095MB NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 SUPER
Storage: SDD and a HDD
SDD (OS installed here): Apacer AS340 120GB
HDD (Warzone installed here)
: Seagate Barracuda 1TB
Badly loaded texture example:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1uUO4NYb...sp=sharing
(details are confusing and this isn’t due to my low graphics settings)
Sorry, I can’t capture a video of the stutters because it’s difficult to record while running Warzone (hopefully that image is useful), something more about the picture would be better. Sometimes the player’s skin color appears completely white (not racist!), meaning pure white.
Other recent titles may experience stuttering when using single-channel RAM, and for newer games 16GB is preferable, though not mandatory for Warzone. Loading textures from a slow HDD into RAM at half its capacity might be contributing to the issues. The optimal fix would be replacing it with a 2x8GB RAM package. Before making changes, I recommend reinstalling the game and updating the GPU driver using DDU to remove the existing driver and install the newest NVIDIA version.
This setup is a clear warning sign of potential performance issues.
Other recent titles may experience stuttering when using single-channel RAM, and for newer games 16GB is preferable, though not mandatory for Warzone. Loading textures from a slow HDD into RAM at half its capacity might be contributing to the issues. The optimal fix would be replacing it with a 2x8GB RAM package. Before making changes, I recommend reinstalling the game and updating the GPU driver using DDU to remove the existing driver and install the newest NVIDIA version.
I attempted a reinstall, but it didn't improve the situation. I tried re-installing GPU drivers, though other games functioned well except for Halo Infinite, which had minor stuttering. I managed to run the game smoothly after freeing up some RAM with Razor Cortex, but the character texture distortion remained, unlike in Warzone.