jfkgoblue I'm curious to know your system specs and the issues you are experiencing in order to claim the contrary. It was interesting that HWiNFO reported approximately a 40% load on my 16-core CPU though. So far it seems to be running just fine and has none of the 'shit port' hallmarks. No shader compilation stutters thank goodness. I noticed the tiny stutters ThereAreFourNaan mentioned, but it's been buttery smooth for me aside from those and it would be super nitpicky to complain about those.

DLSS Performance and everything maxed at 4K. I guess the solution is to play for 30 mins and, following a save, just exit out and open it back up again? I'd be fine with 60fps locked if I knew it would stay that wayĪbout to try it in 4K on my LG OLED TV with a Ryzen 5950X / RTX 3090 PC.ĮDIT: I just played up to the first save point. I briefly switched back to full 1440p/TAA but after maybe 5 mins, the 10fps issue cropped up again. Seems like a frame pacing issue, though I didn't confirm that. But as I played for another 30-45 mins, the micro stuttering started to increase in frequency. So, I played like that for a while, and it actually looked great and was running much closer to 120fps than without DLSS.

All of sudden during an early encounter, the frame rate dropped massively to like 10fps, and the only way to fix it was to switch to DLSS. Sometimes hitting upwards of 120 and it was running rather well with gsync. In Fullscreen, 1440p, low TAA, high/med settings.

I can't run the game in borderless, the entire game slows down to beyond unplayable levels. Some of my experience seems to be kind of an outlier based on what I've read in this thread. I have 5800, 32Gb of ram at 2400, GTX 3070TI running through origin client.

Dead space 3 causing complete pc crash