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Fps drop after 1.10 update
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Hello, I have a problem with the fps after the 1.10 update in Assassins Creed Valhalla. The game uses less CPU resources than before update and the frame rate has dropped by about 20%. I'm not the only one with this problem. In your forums, many people have it too.
Before the update, even over 55 fps and now 40 is a success. I'm not going to reduce the graphics settings because it's clearly not the hardware's fault, but the game's. Hope it will be fixed soon.
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Similar thing but I'm also having crazy frame drops to 5 fps whenever there is an autosave (saved to an SSD). It's not my graphics card though, as this wasn't an issue before this update.
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Same issue here. I'd run at a steady 60fps before the patch, now I'm tanking at 40fps. Sometimes it goes as low as 20-ish. I updated the game at the same time the 460.89 NVIDIA drivers released. But that was a very minor and specific update to Quake II and some AMD GPU users are also getting the FPS drops so I'm fairly certain it has something to do with the 1.1.0 patch.
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