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Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order PC performance thread
- Thread starter GrrImAFridge
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Running I7-6700k 4ghz
16gb ram
980ti
When I launch the game fps is in the TEENS. Even the menu screens. I'm not expecting 60ps or anything but performance shouldn't be this bad.
Any ideas? I've got the latest drivers, closed all unnecessary processes updated windows, etc.
16gb ram
980ti
When I launch the game fps is in the TEENS. Even the menu screens. I'm not expecting 60ps or anything but performance shouldn't be this bad.
Any ideas? I've got the latest drivers, closed all unnecessary processes updated windows, etc.
Maybe double check that you're running on the right adapter, i.e the nVidia card and not the Intel IGP. I don't have the game, but there's usually a place to either change adapter, or you can look for logs, or you check with task manager on Windows 10 which graphics card sees load.
Good idea, but Fallen Order is the only game that has this issue.
This is so bizarre :(
EDIT: Doesn't matter what resolution I use. The frame rate seems to be capped at 15 FPS. Never had this issue before...
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2080 Ti in SLI, I get ~100-105ish FPS in most areas, drops down to 90s in others. 4k, G-Sync, HDR everything Maxed. Using Origin Version. I am on 1st planet you visit after the starting planet/start of the game.
Game hitches are mostly gone after disabling Origin Cloud Save (Thanks for the tip lugubriousmoron !!)
There are still game stutters though and that appears to be an asset data stream issue in the engine itself, not PC related. Any type of new area or new textures it needs to load, there is a stutter while it gets all the assets. I am running on a NVM SSD so no bottleneck there.
Loading times after death also seem to be a little wonky. I died to the Frog creature way to many times, and some respawns took close to a minute, while others took maybe less than 5-10 seconds. Not sure what caused the shorter vs longer reload times.
Game hitches are mostly gone after disabling Origin Cloud Save (Thanks for the tip lugubriousmoron !!)
There are still game stutters though and that appears to be an asset data stream issue in the engine itself, not PC related. Any type of new area or new textures it needs to load, there is a stutter while it gets all the assets. I am running on a NVM SSD so no bottleneck there.
Loading times after death also seem to be a little wonky. I died to the Frog creature way to many times, and some respawns took close to a minute, while others took maybe less than 5-10 seconds. Not sure what caused the shorter vs longer reload times.
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Ah I see, something must have changed with Windows because before now 1440p would work without me having to have display scaling enabled at all, instead of aspect ratio I would just have it off and 1440p would still work, now however I need to have that turned on in order for it to work.
The only problem is, doesn't display scaling introduce blur and lack of sharpness even at native res when it is turned on in Nvidia control panel? With it being off completely it would mean that the scaling would be pixel perfect? Or am I wrong in thinking that?
might try these settings for a locked experience, thanks for sharing
Ok someone please help me out:
Game runs locked 60 95% of the time max settings, but then as I play it will drop to 4fps and be locked there, causing me to force close the game.
Is there some sort of leak? Is anyone else experiencing this?
GTX 1070
i7-7700
16GB RAM
SSD
Latest drivers
Game runs locked 60 95% of the time max settings, but then as I play it will drop to 4fps and be locked there, causing me to force close the game.
Is there some sort of leak? Is anyone else experiencing this?
GTX 1070
i7-7700
16GB RAM
SSD
Latest drivers
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6700k stock
1080
16Gb
SSD
Game runs smoothly enough (1440p, High shadows, AA and post-process, everything else on Epic). Playing on a 120hz LG C9, gave it a 90fps limit in-game but capped it at 60 in RT to give the GPU some breathing room, feels a little better than limiting to 60 in-game. Getting the occasional stutter from loading, but that's the same as everyone.
HDR looks great for my part.
1080
16Gb
SSD
Game runs smoothly enough (1440p, High shadows, AA and post-process, everything else on Epic). Playing on a 120hz LG C9, gave it a 90fps limit in-game but capped it at 60 in RT to give the GPU some breathing room, feels a little better than limiting to 60 in-game. Getting the occasional stutter from loading, but that's the same as everyone.
HDR looks great for my part.
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1440p sorry! And I've disabled Origin in-game and cloud saves too.
Yeah you should be ok. Still stutters though. And I've seen some weird graphics glitches too (green splotches and green rain in the opening train sequence and some effects like smoke interfering with the lightsaber).
Still an overall pleasant experience.
Well, can access all the options now. I think it was because it was set to 4K as that was what it was set to when I had it on my 4K tv. So at that resolution I was able to get access to the options. But because when the game initially booted it set the res below my monitor (3440x1440 ) at something like 2560x1152 or something and at that res I couldn't acces the options with my controller. Anyway, when I started after setting to 4K it's fine. But why set it to a lower res than my monitor?
Fixed my crashes but now I'm stuck lol
How the hell do I get back to the ship on the 2nd planet? Tried getting back and instead stumbled across that destroyed star destroyer....And I can't get back
Oh and disabling cloud saves didn't fix the stutters for me
How the hell do I get back to the ship on the 2nd planet? Tried getting back and instead stumbled across that destroyed star destroyer....And I can't get back
Oh and disabling cloud saves didn't fix the stutters for me
In people's experience, does fullscreen or borderless stutter less? What about vsync solutions (in-game, driver control panel...)? I don't mind the occasional stutter from loading but I'd like to ensure I have the best framepacing possible.
3700k
1070gtx
16gb ram
I can't get 60fps at 1080p medium settings
However I can run almost rock solid 4K/30fps at High settings 98% of the time with some occasional hitches which seems kinda weird considering I struggle for 60 at 1080. On Epic settings any resolution it's just too all over the place.
I also played on Xbox X last night and wanted to compare the two. My PC definitely runs it better. Really wish I could get 60fps but here's hoping for a nice performance patch.
1070gtx
16gb ram
I can't get 60fps at 1080p medium settings
However I can run almost rock solid 4K/30fps at High settings 98% of the time with some occasional hitches which seems kinda weird considering I struggle for 60 at 1080. On Epic settings any resolution it's just too all over the place.
I also played on Xbox X last night and wanted to compare the two. My PC definitely runs it better. Really wish I could get 60fps but here's hoping for a nice performance patch.
Took ME FOREVER to find my way back to that damn ship. The map is like some kind of ant colony tunnel system or something. It's extremely easy to get lost.
Yeah haha, eventually realized I needed to go down that ice tunnel
Yes. I've also seen screen tearing WITH Gsync enabled, so I think there might be something in-game that hitches sometimes.
I moved it over to my CRT and it has been working better at 1600x1200/120hz, but even then it's not a huge performance increase over 1440p, which leads me to believe that there's something off with the game. Not enough to ruin my experience at all, just an odd thing I noticed.
1080ti (2Ghz)
6700k (4.5 Ghz)
16Gb DDR4 (3Ghz)
SSD
GSync
W10
Origin
1440p, all settings epic
Film grain, CA and motion blur off.
Almost consistently above 70fps outdoors, in the 100s indoors. Not benchmarked yet and I'm only 3 hours in, but lowest I've seen is 62fps during a stutter which happens once in a while. Capping framerate seems to make no difference.
6700k (4.5 Ghz)
16Gb DDR4 (3Ghz)
SSD
GSync
W10
Origin
1440p, all settings epic
Film grain, CA and motion blur off.
Almost consistently above 70fps outdoors, in the 100s indoors. Not benchmarked yet and I'm only 3 hours in, but lowest I've seen is 62fps during a stutter which happens once in a while. Capping framerate seems to make no difference.
Was expecting the worse regarding stuttering with some of the comments in this thread however I am happy with how it is running on my 4670k & 2060 Super. I have maxed it but have it running at 1080 which probably helps...
There are dips from 60 when you hit a loading area but I wouldn't go as far as to say it feels bad to me and 95% of the time it is locked at 60.
There are dips from 60 when you hit a loading area but I wouldn't go as far as to say it feels bad to me and 95% of the time it is locked at 60.
I have been lucky and playing on everything maxed out at around 60-110 fps, up til now, I have only had occasional stutters...
Well, I have now hit a point where the game is so broken that I can't proceed.
I have now returned to that Zeph planet (whatever its called) for a second time...and instead of stutters - I now get slow motion and unresponsive controls. Just stays in slow motion until I alt F4. If I try clicking the mouse on my desktop it beeps as I've never heard before. Re-launch the game and its still running slow-mo from the beginning. Have to restart my PC.
It is happening so often I have tried 15 times to get to the next save point past the puzzle I am on but to no avail. Pain in the a**e as I was loving the game!
Well, I have now hit a point where the game is so broken that I can't proceed.
I have now returned to that Zeph planet (whatever its called) for a second time...and instead of stutters - I now get slow motion and unresponsive controls. Just stays in slow motion until I alt F4. If I try clicking the mouse on my desktop it beeps as I've never heard before. Re-launch the game and its still running slow-mo from the beginning. Have to restart my PC.
It is happening so often I have tried 15 times to get to the next save point past the puzzle I am on but to no avail. Pain in the a**e as I was loving the game!
I have a 2060 non super, and after playing a bit more, a little over an hour it stays basically locked 60, with the occasional stutter...with gpu usage really never above 80 percent, outdoors. The cutscenes do hitch, and ill get some random stutters here and there but nothing too annoying. Could be better but i wouldnt say im disapointed
You need to make sure the game is Fullscreen, as well as having that HDR toggle turned on. Also make sure the toggle is on before launching the game.
You can do a month of origin access premier for $15 and play it there.
Also, I tried skimming the thread and didn't see it, is anyone else having a weird audio bug where dialogue is faint? It's like the audio is mixed wrong and I can't hear what anyone says at all.
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The opening of the game was an unplayable stuttery mess for me. Restarted, Windows updated, game's essentially locked at 1080p/60fps now on a 980/2600 with a few things dropped down to medium (aka low). There's occasionally some stutter stuff entering new areas, but that isn't much of a ding for me since the parts it happens in basically don't have any actual gameplay. The mouse smoothing or bounding or friction or whatever it is is pretty terrible, though. Might try out my Steam controller later.
At an ultrawide 1440p resolution I've never been able to notice if/when the scaling kicks in.
I ask because i have mine on, with everything on EPIC at 4k and it maintains a rock solid 60 frames but i cannot see when it kicks in.
I'm on a 2080ti, 7700K @ 4.5ghz , 16gb ddr4 3000mhz and SSD
I get about 60fps at 4K with HDR. Drops below a bit in spots but gsync has made it pretty unnoticeable. I have noticed the dynamic res scaler when I tried it, but its not too invasive.
There's probably a few settings that would be easy wins to turn down to High, but its hard to tell what they do. I can tell the difference with Shadows on High vs Epic, and Post Processing looks a bit different, but not sure if enough to justify Epic. Need one of the settings vids from DF or HUB.
I get about 60fps at 4K with HDR. Drops below a bit in spots but gsync has made it pretty unnoticeable. I have noticed the dynamic res scaler when I tried it, but its not too invasive.
There's probably a few settings that would be easy wins to turn down to High, but its hard to tell what they do. I can tell the difference with Shadows on High vs Epic, and Post Processing looks a bit different, but not sure if enough to justify Epic. Need one of the settings vids from DF or HUB.
You have to keep in mind that the 1060 Max-Q is 10-15% slower than the full power laptop 1060, which itself is then 10-15% slower than the desktop 1060. So you may be giving up a lot of ground to the users whose videos you are watching, especially if they are overclocking.
I'm using the 5.1 option and I had to turn up the volume of my center speaker by 2 decibels in order to hear the dialog.
Anyone know how it performs with a Ryzen 3 2200G? I'm not planning to upgrade until Ryzen 4000 comes out (and then I'll probably just get a 3000-series CPU instead).
I sure am loving the 7-12 seconds of freezing/stuttering that seem to kick in during all these pivotal story cutscenes. There was even one part where the game froze for about 30-40 seconds with my controller rumbling like crazy before it finally managed to avoid a full on crash.
This game runs surprisingly well on my PC. I thought my 970GTX woukd struggle but aside from the very occasional hitch moving into new environments I can run it pretty flawlessly on 1080p and most settings on Epic.