June 2022 - last edited June 2022
Over the last while we've seen issues where players on Steam report stuttering and general FPS issues, and after investigating it a bit further we wanted to put together a short guide to help with this.
WARNING:
Change these settings at your own risk and use common sense before committing to them. Some changes as some may adversely affect your playing experience.
Please also note that any graphics card setting changes will affect all of your games and not just DiRT Rally 2.0.
Windows PC users:
If you're using an NVIDIA graphics card:
In-game:
Additional tips:
If you were having stuttering or FPS issues before this, please try the above and share your results in this thread.
March
Did everything mentioned. Nothing fixed. This was happening on my previous ASUS Strix with GTX 1070. I purchased a new laptop, ASUS Zephyrus M16 with 3070Ti... still happening. After running for a few minutes, the game starts stuttering horribly and becomes unplayable...
September
If i enable v-sync and 60hz then my frame rate is capped at 60fps?
But it's the only way i can avoid microstuttering (although i run at 120hz).
For some reason, if i go windowed borderless, or v-sync off (so uncapped frame rate) it's like running a slideshow. Capping frame rate with RTSS does not fix it. Capping frame rate with nvidia control panel doesn't do anything (frame rate still goes high, but game is still stuttering constantly).
Turning on widowed borderless instead of full screen drops 30fps. But still very high (160 ish). So i don't understand why it looks so bad, looks like 20fps.
But it doesn't appear to be the same for anyone else?
I've verified game files, deleted and reinstalled, i even upgraded my GPU to try and fix it, ran DDU to remove old drivers and reinstalled latest Nvidia drivers again. No difference.
I have 5800x3d and 3080 running on 3440x1440p with g-sync. Hardware is nowhere near it's limit but still getting horrible constant stuttering unless i enable those options. And even then, sometimes it still goes bad when going past crowds even when set to low.
The weird thing is that these stutters don't show up in the stream if I'm recording gameplay.
If i enable those settings to stop stuttering on my monitor, then the stream suffers every time i go past crowds and replays judder badly. But it's the least bad option, at least it's driveable.
Has anyone had this issue and found a resolution?
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