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Thank you and ♥♥♥♥ TN/KT/Squeenix.ĮDIT: Oh my God, it really did work for Wo Long, too. Alternatively use the program Process Lasso to disable Hyper-Threading/simultaneous multithreading for just the Overwatch 2 process but this doesn’t work as well as disabling Hyper-Threading/simultaneous multithreading in the BIOS.

Why is my 13900k and a 4090 running arguably worse than a 9900k and 2080 Ti? I can run it without any DLSS, Prioritizing framerate, 100% resolution, 120fps, etc. I tried the Process Lasso one and I'm kinda pissed it worked. Please let me know if this fixes things for you Here's a post from the Wo Long board with more details:

Overwatch process lasso stutter .exe#

exe for Stranger of Paradise in Process Lasso, right click > set CPU priority to 'always' and also disable the 'Windows dynamic thread priority boost' setting. Process Lasso itself detects no stuttering, no changes in responsiveness. It does affect METRO EXODUS somehow (one large freeze every 3 seconds). This does not affect other apps like Chrome, or Firefox or Thunderbird.

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It'll probably be under a menu like 'advanced CPU settings' or something similarĢ) Download the free version of Bitsum / Process Lasso, find the. Stopping the Process Lasso CORE process yields no changes, the GUI is still sluggish. There are 2 ways you can disable CPU e-cores:ġ) via your BIOS at startup, so the instructions will depend on your mobo. I have done this 5 times and all the times it worked and is. I’ll keep you posted if the issue arises again.Originally posted by uraizen:13th gen Intel here, it's even worse than my 9900k. If I open it, suddenly all the freaking stutters disappear, and the game becomes buttery smooth. It may very well be that that’s what fixed the problem.

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My GPU still runs at only 3ish Percent, but if I reach 200 FPS I don’t really care about that.Īlso regarding your link that was the first thing I tried, short of updating the driver, which I now did aswell. Settings > Gaming > Game Mode > Graphic Settings > Variable Refresh Rate Being unable to change in-game settings comes down to one or more of the following: GPU drivers are overriding setting (experienced most commonly with nVidia) or folder permissions being set to read-only. It needs to be said that I only tested it for one Quick Play round, so the issue may still be around, but so far so good, seems to work. When I tested it out earlier I had a constant 200 FPS and couldn’t detect any stutter. Not sure which of the 3 helped, maybe all of them, but now the situation seems to be better.

Overwatch process lasso stutter driver#

Lastly I also updated to the Nvidia driver that came out a few days ago. I never had V-Sync enabled in OW, but trying it can’t hurt. Next to that I also switched V-Sync in the Nvidia Control Panel from “application based” to “always off”.

Nothing lost, since I don’t have a G-Sync monitor anyways. With that in mind I turned to the Nvidia control panel to turn off G-Sync. And I remember from a video that certain (unsupported) Monitors would still work with Freesync but do some weird artifacting, like stuttering or blacking out every few frames. I remembered that a few weeks ago Nvidia published a new Driver that supports Freesync on Nvidia cards. It’s quite annoying and throws off aiming.

It would be great if the low FPS issue would be fixable aswell, but the main issue I want to address here is the small stutter every few seconds. Is that a bottleneck? I find it weird because my CPU doesn’t max out, so I doubt there’s a cause there. What’s also weird is that regardless of my settings, OW doesn’t reach any higher FPS than 150 in any case (average at roughly 100-120). No stutter, usage is lower, hardware acceleration on Chrome causes no issues. My GPU (GTX 1080ti) is at 2-3% usage when playing Overwatch, which also seems incredibly low. Fareeha-2698 February 9, 2019, 8:40pm 4 Quick update: I remembered that a few weeks ago Nvidia published a new Driver that supports Freesync on Nvidia cards. I’ve tried setting the FPS to display based, but that doesn’t do anything (also if I set the FPS to display based (144Hz) I only reach roughly 100 FPS, while if I set it to 200 capped it lets me play at a continuous 130-150 FPS, no idea what’s up with that).

Every few seconds my game has a really small stutter, even if I have a continuous 100+ FPS.