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Screen tearing and Stutter despite fps lock @ 60, Vsync on or off...
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On the main menu i get suttering and in benchmark with bad screen tearing. if i turn vsync on i still get screen tearing but with more stutter, with fps lock on 60 or off aswell, using latest nvidia drivers.
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@adam_chattaway
Same here. Severe stutterring with Vsync on, terrible screen tearing with it off. I'm using a 3080, getting 70-90 fps on Ultra settings, but im using a 60hz monitor so I want V-sync on. Weirdly, everything runs perfectly smooth in Windowed mode, only get stuttering/tearing in borderless and fullscreen. -
I am running an i7-7700K, 2080Super. No stutters, no screen tearing. Using latest nvidia drivers, 457.30.
Here are a couple of things you need to check:- Make sure "Shader cache" is enabled in nvidia control panel. The first time you play the game, it will stutter as the cache is built. After that it will smooth out.
- Play the game off an SSD, asset streaming would be slow off an HDD, resulting in stutter.
- Use "Fast Sync" in nvidia control panel (I recommend using "Fast Sync" always, for all games). "Fast Sync" will remove screen tearing without capping frame rate. If you need frame cap, cap it from in game (see point 4. below).
- Do not use frame capping from nvidia control panel, use in game frame capping. Anvil engines have a weird quirk, when using capping from anywhere else but the game (Had the same issue with AC: Origins, causing stuttering)
Note: I am using a 144Hz G-Sync capable monitor. G-sync and Fast Sync both enabled, frame capped to 60 from in game (is actually capped to 61, but this was always the same with all Anvil engine games) -
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@adam_chattaway @LtTaffy Hello there! My apologies for the delayed response. I'm also extremely sorry to hear that you both were/are experiencing these problems in Assassin's Creed Valhalla. If is this still an issue at this time, perhaps you could check out Nandiman's suggestions! I would also advise completing our technical troubleshooting guide as those steps are quick to complete. They're also generally helpful to try in situations like these!
Additionally, please do not hesitate to upload your MSinfo file in a case at support.ubi.com. Our technical team would be glad to provide more specialized assistance for you!
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