Ive been having a few stutter issiues (and 2 cores being used more then the rest)
My frames are hovering between 144-120 (walking aorund)
droping to 100-70 in combat (expected)
but i messed with worker threads, and since then ive noticed hicups/stutteres even at high frames.
So for my chip, what should i set my worker threads to?
as the interwebs is giving me conflicting info
I have a 9900k. Was originally playing this game on a 7700k.
My worker thread count has always been on 13 (one below max I believe) and I have never had issues with stuttering outside of typical DX12 initial cache business. That said I am now running the game on DX11 because DX12 has been more unstable in terms of crashes.
Ok, played this for a while, and the hitching (stutters) happens (at 144-120 fps)
check on hw monitor, 2/3 cores are around 95%, whilst the others are hovering around 50-65%
Its something my comp does not like about verm 2, and ive got presets on high, and turned down shadows (do it in all games, bad habit)
so tested for several days now, and played other games (grim dawn, gears 4, kf2)
and its just verm 2 which has this issiue, and i cant change affinitys as the game locks me out of it (as from what ive read the game uses 2 cores for itself)
overall accroding to HW monitor when in game (and horde starts) my overall cpu usages is around 60-75% and gpu around the same, and heat is 54 on gpu, and 68 on cpu
so im at a loss what it is!
i mean its not unplatable, but i cant stop noticing it!
any ideas/suggestions? (i bumped my worker count back to 13)
i reverted my drivers for my graphics card just now, and the stuttering has all but ceased for the most part! alot better then it was! the remaining stutters im putting down to not having a gsync monitor
Tl:DR
Revert drivers for graphics card back to 431.60 (that will get rid of the stuttering effect for the most part)
secondly: invest in a gsync panel (im so 2015 i know)
Whilst it is somewhat better, the core usage remains 95-98 percent on two cores, whilst the other 14 are hovering bettween 50-75% and when it reaches the high 90âs, it causes the hickup
did not have this till a few weeks ago! alltohugh the reverting of graphics back to the older driver software did help a little bit, but its still there!
was there any back end change around a month ago to core count? as i had more stablity with my i7 6700k with no stutters