Micro-Stuttering Every Few Seconds

[SkullWB]

The game drops nearly 25% of the MAX fps every few seconds for a very short period of time(1/4 of second or so) making the game stutters, or the game stutter and make the fps drop 25% of its total fps, idk, but this makes the game be annoying to play.

 

Examles:

(vSync:ON)-->I play at 60fps and every few seconds the game makes a stutter and drops the fps to 45 and then gets back nearly instantaneously to its normal 60fps and then it repeats the process again over again.

 

(vSync:OFF)-->I play at 115-125fps and every few seconds the game makes a stutter and drops the fps to 75-85 and then gets back nearly instantaneously to its normal 115-125fps and then it repeats the process again over again.

 

My PC:

CPU AMD Phenom II x4 955BE 3,2Ghz

GPU nVidia 560 GTX OC

12Gb Ram 1600mhz CL9

120gb SSD(For Windows)

Seagate Barracuda 7200.14 500gb(For Warframe)

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Warframe Specs:

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--Launcher:

---DX11(ON)

---Multi-Thread(ON)

---64Bits(ON)

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--In Game:

1920x1080(Full-Screen)(Tried "Borderless Window" too)

vSync(ON)(Tried it OFF too)

All Settings Maxed and Activated

 

 

PS: I hope this get fixed soon because i want play the event smooth.

[Armouredhunter]

I've been dealing with this too recently but a bit more seriously. Going from 30 fps to 7 fps every 30 seconds and I don't know if it's my machine or the latest update.

[Ace_Kayo]

if this only happened during the event missions, it seems to be how it loads up multiple tile-sets causes a ton of FPS hiccups even (with a few settings turn off/low even).

 

If you are getting it out of the event mission, try turning reflections off. A lot of people have been reporting FPS loss due to it being on.

Edited September 20, 2014 by Ace_Kayo

[SkullWB]

if this only happened during the event missions, it seems to be how it loads up multiple tile-sets causes a ton of FPS hiccups even (with a few settings turn off/low even).

 

If you are getting it out of the event mission, try turning reflections off. A lot of people have been reporting FPS loss due to it being on.

 

Nop, it happens everywhere, even in the lisset, and the drop is constant, always 25% of the total fps every few seconds.

 

And if i turn off "Local Reflections" it only makes the fps be higher while the stutter happens, but it feels exactly same way than when the Reflections are ON.

 

PS: I will try put all at low and see what happens.

 

Edit: Awesome, I set all to OFF and low, it gives me 200-280 fps but the damn stutter still happens like a boss dropping the fps to 100-120, and the stutter feels EXACTLY like when i have all settings MAXED.... unbelievable...

 

Edit2: Just tried set the Directx to DX10 and the same S#&$ happens, it's something in the game code that they touched in some of the last patches... 

Edited September 20, 2014 by sgghostrider

[XGamer102]

i have tride to report this same stuttering happening and it got completely overlooked so i thought i was the only one this was happening to glad to see im not 

Edited September 20, 2014 by XGamer102

[SkullWB]

Yesterday I fixed the problem.... or at least partially... changing to DX9, it stopped stutters... but now the game runs at 30-120 fps with lowest settings........ one week later and still no patch/fix...

[DeccanTraps]

having the same problem, but its acumulatave.

 

I'll run one mission, and its all fine.

 

The Second, its bad but not too bad.

 

The Third starts bad and will end just shy of unplayable. 

[Soaron]

Bumping this topic... I've been getting stuttering since a couple updates ago... anybody still experiencing this?

[judskanw]

I've been experiencing these stutters ever since U15 went live. My fps drops from 90 to 0.70 every 5 seconds or so when I try to progress through the level. Since U15 I haven't been able to complete Terminus, Mercury because of these microfreezes. I know it's not my hardware, because pre U15 I could run Warframe at a constant 100 fps on lowest graphic settings.