Setting nvidia reflex to on instead of on+boost, you can also try off (i use off)!, my theory is that some processors need a larger buffer to work without stutters on fortnite particularly ryzen but also intel. I will reconsider higher settings once fortnite has been patched to fix performance issues. If you like high shadows you can save some performance by setting post processing to medium/low. I have made it so that the fixes that are most likely to fix stuttering to be on the top part of the list : I have a AMD 3600x and Rtx 2070 I had stutter problems to, heres some things that i have done to COMPLETLEY FIX this issue (well atleast 85-95%). Verify that the backups are recoverable and readable. Lastly, as should always be being done, ensure that all important data is backed up at least 2 x to locations off of the problem computer. Just in case you need to go back to look again or undo something. Keep notes of what you find and/or change while trouble shooting. that is not as expected - if expected at all.ĭo not start immediately deleting things or making mass configuration changes. Very good chance that you will discover some app, utility, process, etc. It will take a bit of time and effort to learn the tools so just be patient with that learning curve. There is no rush and all of the tools permit some filtering and/or sorting. Use the same method via Resource Monitor or Process Explorer. Play as you normally do but be ready to accept some loss if the problem occurs. Remember you are not playing to win per se. Likewise play a game or two: First a game that does not cause problems followed by a game that does have problems. Change only one thing at a time and allow time between changes. Then try doing some browsing or work while continuing to observe. What what is being used, to what extent (%), and by what.
Let the system idle and let everything stabilize. The objective being to gain an understanding of what your system is doing (or trying to do) when performance drops.īoot up, open Task Manager, expand as necessary and drag the window to one side or the other in order to watch. Use all three tools but use only one tool at a time. Task Manager, Resource Monitor, and Process Explorer (Microsoft, free) There are three tools available to help you observe your systems performance: Either one or both may be capturing error codes, warnings, or even informational events related to the performance drops. Look in Reliability History and Event Viewer. I don't know what to do anymore and if someone has any idea, I'm interested. My temperatures are good and I never exceed 50-60☌ in games, same for gpu and cpu usage it stays strangely low (20-30%). I've also noticed that lowering the graphics quality of games doesn't impact my fps at all, I don't know if that means anything. I've already tried reinstalling windows, reinstalling the GPU drivers, resetting the bios (my bios is up to date), cleaning the computer, virus scan, performance optimization. I know my setup is getting a bit old but I think it should be able to run these games smoothly but correct me if I'm wrong.
On Cod, for example Cold War or Vanguard, I really can't get to 144 fps and again the game is not smooth at all.
On LoL, I hardly reach 130-144 fps and I often turn around 100-110, in fight it's 80-90 max. On fortnite I manage to have good fps and stay around 144 but I have huge freezes that sometimes go down to 30 fps, it's sometimes unplayable and the game is not fluid at all. I have been having problems with my setup for several years now, I find that my performance are very poor and I have never found a solution after browsing hundreds of forums and watching so many videos.
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