![]() Nvidia driver 445.87 is currently the newest game ready driver, tried your suggestion. Clean boot doesn't help, task manager shows nothing eating up the CPU except BFV.exe Completely disabling MSI afterburner/RTSS and rebooting doesn't do anything. The game functions the same regardless of any monitoring tools. Repair game function came up with no errors, even did a complete uninstall and reinstall of the entire game. ![]() If response was useful to you, click on ➕XP If your problem has been solved, click on ✔️ Accept as solution ✔️ You can do that with the "choose file" button at the bottom right corner of the reply window. Please create a DxDiag in text file format and post it here. Preform a clean boot (Make sure IBMs Rapport software and Afterburner, if you use it, is not running) and test the game in clean boot mode. (don't deselect components you need even if the have the same version number, the installation program will deinstall them if you do) Run the installation EXE > CUSTOM mode > preform a clean installation > install only the GPU Driver and the PHYSX software.shout down any and all system monitoring programs and any overlooking tools you might have.shut down any not necessary programs in the background.If that don't helps, there is a newer driver available for your GPU (in Origin > Game Library > right click BFV > Repair) > test. You might also consider limiting the max framerate to something lower than average like ~60-90 just to see if the extra headroom limits the stuttering. In short, my guest guess for your issue is instability caused somehow by your hot 4 core CPU. This also means that games that utilize your CPU more percentage-wise might still stress the CPU less in other ways compared to BFV - the percentage is not everything. No game utilizes a CPU the same way, you might have 35+ games but have none of them use the CPU instruction sets the same way as BFV does.A Windows installation can always be the issue, no matter how many other games it runs fine.Your CPU usage seems normal, BFV likes 6+ cores and you have 4 so usage in the 90%s is to be expected, especially at 1440p.how to enable BFVs built in overlays and record a video with that - enabling frametime graph in Afterburner is also always a good idea if you like using that app in the future. I can't see much from your video except some texture pop-in which is to be expected with 3GB video memory used and very high cpu temperatures.Youtube processes the video at 360p first and then 1080p is done a little later - just be patient.Setting that high max temperatures on the CPU and GPU I'm not so happy about, some chips can cause stutter under high temperatures and workloads.That means your 7700 runs at 3.6 GHz, and the 1080 runs at 1607 MHz and no undervolts. When I say stock I say stock from Nvidia and Intel, not whatever the bios sets to default.Only "fix" for now is reducing the refresh rate to 60 and putting up with input lag. Uninstalling and reinstalling the game didn't work, deleting directx shader cache didn't work. ![]() Driver version is 445.87 along with all latest windows updates. Also noticed: 1)The game resets any changes made in nvidia control panel back to default on launch, 2) The game exits to desktop a full 7-8 seconds after selecting quit, during this time the UI is completely responsive. Future frame rendering option is set to ON, rendering API is dx11 game is even worse on dx12. Changing the settings from medium to low/high/ultra doesn't do anything. ![]() In wide open areas GPU usage can drop as low as 46% and the CPU is nearly constantly pegged at 85-100% load across almost all 8 threads. Yet, for some reason there is a horrible microstutter every second while turning and sometimes at the start of a level the textures load slowly and constantly pop in and out especially on trees. This shouldn't be happening on a core i7-7700 and GTX 1080 along with 16gb of RAM.
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