Regular stutter when selecting targets with Aactive buffs/effects

[proxos666]

i am running a i7 9900k with a 2080 , with my profile max fps is around 157 fps green , i buffed up and run around like in your video with kolta etc running and there is no major dip

[JosiahLightwood]

Perhaps this is related to single core performance. My partner is a 9600k and I'm a 3600 Ryzen, so ~4ghz on single core under loads. 9900k can go much higher.

I will say its HARDER for me to detect the stutters when the frame rate is unconstrained, as opposed to using Vsync. Can you try doing the same with Full Screen Windowed + Vsync. I also notice you are on a very old driver in comparison to myself. This gets more confusing, because now it could be Nvidia driver related :/

[proxos666]

@JosiahLightwood 

i'm trying to work out video first lol 

edit - new link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9E1jc7dI41s&feature=youtu.be

i dont do video so it took me a bit to work out start and stop lol

[proxos666]

@JosiahLightwood 

I am running the latest video driver 441.87 version albeit it has an enhanced shadow issue ...

[JosiahLightwood]

I gave Fast Sync a go in Fullscreen with Low Latency On and Ultra. It makes no difference other than feeling more responsive. Still stutter when targetting myself. I use High Performance profiles in Nvidia and Windows Power Plan.

[JosiahLightwood]

The fuzzy effect? I have noticed. I run the same driver as well.

I'd be worried about my computer, but I can't explain why others do it. But then I can't explain why yours doesn't. This is infuritating. Something so reproducible for me in very, very specific situations, tied unquestionably to the UI, just seems too game/software related.

[JosiahLightwood]

The video URL is 404 not found. Did you paste it properly?

[JosiahLightwood]

Nevermind, I engaged detective mode and found it.

[proxos666]

@JosiahLightwood 

My nvidia settings https://imgur.com/a/KoiWCTj if it matters , I run at 2560 x 1440 resolution on pretty much ultra settings

[JosiahLightwood]

Ok I feel better now, It does it for you as well.

I have no idea why you can't notice it in game.

It's definitely less obvious in your video with the uncapped fps, and the video being 30FPS, and potentially the faster clock speed of the CPU.

Did you use Windows Game Bar to record it? They have a 60 FPS High Quality option.

It would be useful if you could repeat the video using my FullScreen Windowed + Ingame Vsync options and under the same video recording settings. Hopefully I'm not asking too much, if you're still willing to help compare to support a potential fix.

I'm gonna record one using Fullscreen + no vsync @ 30fps to see if I can make my stutter look less obvious to confirm.