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Since the earlier post the biggest difference I found was to drop supersampling to 2x2, and I'm also experimenting with the LOD sliders between 80-100 but so far nothing consistent. But the same session I was then over some North Italian countryside by the Alps which previously had been smooth but was jerky as anything.Īll I can think of for that being randomness was that maybe it's losing performance the longer it's loaded? Need to test that further though. I still get some seemingly random drops in performance, but it seems to be more session based than place.įor example the other day I spent ages over San Francisco and it looked stunningly detailed and smooth, way more than I expected. ProBalance causes some weirdness which is enabled by default on a fresh install, but I've been using process lasso for so long that I forgot that was the case.

#Overwatch process lasso stutter Pc#

Stopping windows from messing with the thread priorities for this game makes the game run as if it's not the active window, even if it is.Įdit: I recommend flying near ground above any big city to really see the difference, that's where your PC is stressed the most and probably where you'll see the biggest difference.Įdit 2: Added a crucial step in between (see: step 2) which was my mistake for not realizing. Dubai for example is actually playable now on my i5 4690K, which was a literal slideshow before.Īs for the reason why this is happening? I think FS2020 uses some weird thread priorities, which is why Windows probably boosts unimportant threads as a side effect and instead causes performance issues when the game is in the foreground. You have to do this every time you open the game (only after the main menu loads up), but this brought performance up to parity with when the game is unfocused.

#Overwatch process lasso stutter .exe#

exe (FlightSimulator.exe) in process lasso, right click on it, go to Priority class > Current and disable "Windows dynamic thread priority boosts enabled (*)"

Start the game and wait for it to reach the main menu ( Do NOT do the next step before the game has reached the main menu, trust me on this one).

This step doesn't need to be done every time, it's a one time only.

In process lasso, in the top left of the window, go to Main > and disable "ProBalance enabled".

The fix suggested for that (Setting processor scheduling to background services) did not help that much for me (It was slightly better, but way worse than unfocused with default scheduling), but this works perfectly: This is actually related to the window focus bug which causes much worse performance when the game is the active window.

#Overwatch process lasso stutter update#

Descending towards Salzsburg by /u/Santi871Įdit: Latest update (Update 2, 1.8.3.0) fixed this issue, so you don't need to do this anymore! The game runs amazing now, and I saw zero difference doing this on the latest update.

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#Overwatch process lasso stutter 1080p#

(I'm also using the 1 frame rendered tweak as well.) I'm playing at 1080p on a 60hz monitor and aside from the aliasing I'm relatively satisfied with the performance I'm pulling now.Self-promotion is limited to the weekly self-promotion thread onlyĪccounts younger than 12 hours are now permitted to post both comments and submissions And like I said, this tweak offers up a pretty huge performance boost as far as I can tell, or good enough at least that users running mid end or slightly better hardware can enjoy the game. I've had the game idling for 45 minutes now and it's still set to high - I'm going to play for a little while now and see if it continues to work. Customize the rule so that when the watchdog detects that Dishonored 2 is using more than 10 or 15 percent of the CPU for more than five seconds at a time, the watchdog will automatically set Dishonored 2's priority to High if it isn't already. Right click the Dishonored2.exe process in Process Lasso and set a new watchdog rule. The game always defaults the CPU Affinity to Low which makes it stuttery and makes the mouse feel bad 'cause the CPU is badly managed by Windows and the engine.