There are lots of reason it might do that. I think first you need to check file integrity of the game. After that amd chipset driver latest is 8.05 and it works good (8.03 was disaster) But in overall cyberpunk 2.31 is little bit wonky(for my perspective) i had some problems too but i clean installed my windows and lots of problem solved actually. And i recommend you looks trouble shoot pages of cyberpunk in their website.
What settings are you using for the following:
What is your average FPS?
Is your RAM identical sticks, e.g. GSkill 2x16 GB? Or is it a mix Corsair 2x8 GB and GSkill 2x8 GB?
- Vsync on/off/adaptive/G-Sync/FreeSync/etc.
- Frame Limit
- Supersampling (DLSS/FSR/XeSS)
- Frame Generation on/off
- native monitor resolution vs. game resolution
What is your average FPS?
Is your RAM identical sticks, e.g. GSkill 2x16 GB? Or is it a mix Corsair 2x8 GB and GSkill 2x8 GB?
i have g sync on
frame limit 240
i have just reset nvidia control panel so i dont think so
i have the same res for monitor and game
i use dlss
i have the same ram sticks both kingston 16 gb ddr5
my average fps is 226 with every settings on but it drops to 71 when i move my mouse which makes it stutter
frame limit 240
i have just reset nvidia control panel so i dont think so
i have the same res for monitor and game
i use dlss
i have the same ram sticks both kingston 16 gb ddr5
my average fps is 226 with every settings on but it drops to 71 when i move my mouse which makes it stutter
Try each of the following in order, testing the game after each change.
Just worth checking.)
This is likely it. Try setting this to 144, 120, 72, 64. Walk it down and see if the stutters go away, happen more or less frequently, or seem not to change at all. Sometimes, a little FPS overhead is needed so other processes in the game sync up with key frames.
If using G-Sync, try running the game in Fullscreen Mode. Running in Windowed, Borderless, or Borderless Fullscreen mode are still windowed modes. There are options for G-Sync to use these modes, but it can create weird issues here and there.
And what is it? 3840x2160, 2560x1440, 1920x1080...etc?
This is goody. I'd leave this alone while testing the other things.
Probably not the problem, but still worth checking -- ensure that the sticks are installed into the correct DIMM slots on the mobo. Color-coding and location may change, but there are some general things that are usually true:
- If your mobo has 4 DIMM slots but only 2 sticks, the sticks should never be installed side-by-side. Their should always be an empty slot between them.
- Most commonly, the master DIMM slots are the ones that are physically furthest from the CPU. So the correct installment should look something like this:
- Newer models of mobo, however, arrange them in a more clear visual setup...so it may take a little study to figure out which one you have. (Generally, if you have 4 DIMM slots right next to one another [no clear gap between them,] then the above should be accurate.)
Just worth checking.)
Can you confirm this? FPS and frame timing stats? Or is it possibly just placebo?
Clarification:
Your overall FPS would definitely have gone down. What we'd be looking for are the hitches or "stuttering sessions" to be grouped differently or occur at a noticeably larger interval.
Since the issue appears to start when moving the mouse, you could also check the mouse settings. Apparently the polling rate can cause stutters in some cases. I never had that issue but maybe it's worth checking out.
You can reach out to cdpr support using this link:
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However, since you have been using mods for more fps, that can make it tricky for them to investigate. Support might need you to do a clean installation first.
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However, since you have been using mods for more fps, that can make it tricky for them to investigate. Support might need you to do a clean installation first.