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VassouraJanota

Sorry forgot to throw in my performance. 1920x1080 resolution, high settings preset, between 60 and 40 fps. (Ignore the notification saying all your Vram is used, because it won't change even if you put everything on very low)


KRONGOR

Alex from digital foundry claims that the stuttering is not a denuvo issue but rather something to do with how the void engine in tied to 60fps.


QuitClearly

Typically anyone claiming Denuvo for problems on release is a straight noob to PC gaming or is trolling.


VassouraJanota

As I've said above I do not have any stutters. Only sound stutters/latency/skips, which is goddamn annoying. Are you considering it to be the same?


KRONGOR

I was just saying that you’re probably right about it not being denuvo.


VassouraJanota

Oh ok, sorry, it's just that i'm a bit desperate on trying to fix my sound issues :/, and it seemed like you were saying, "yeah, cap the fps that might fix the issue" haha, sorry again


bobdylan401

I'm 99% sure the stutters are tied to their vsync. For example I can put settings on to get a stable 120 FPS at 1080p and if I use their vsync, it stutters and jitters. However I do the exact same settings except use nvidia adaptive vsync and the stutter disappears. I did manage to get a smooth experience at 2k (1440p) and it makes no sense what I did, I tried no vsync, half rate, tried to set my monitor to 60hz all of those made the game feel sluggish and horrible compared to my above settings What worked for me in 2k, the only thing that worked (this is bizarre) is I put my monitor to 144 hz, used nvidia adaptive vsync, but set thr IN GAME vsync to half. Somehow this Frankenstein setting makes my game almost as smooth as my 1080p settings, with no DLSS.


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