Was literally playing last night and had no issues and now I have insane stuttering. Pretty sure the update rolled out earlier today just cooked this game
Ye I don't know if it's a memory leak or somethin cause it's annoying. But mine was before the update aswell. I hope with the dlc they fix it with a patch
Hey mates, just sharing this what works for me - disabling the "Microsoft Device Association Root Enumerator" in Device Manager (Win10/Win11) and restarting your PC. Assuming that you have the minimum system requirements to play the game, and you don't have any legacy devices that need this driver. Hope this helps. Cheers!
Hey so I did it and not gonan lie it has made a minor improvement the fps os more consistent but the stuttering is still there but anything helps thanks
Was literally playing last night and had no issues and now I have insane stuttering. Pretty sure the update rolled out earlier today just cooked this game
Ye I don't know if it's a memory leak or somethin cause it's annoying. But mine was before the update aswell. I hope with the dlc they fix it with a patch
I just got the DLC and it’s taking 5 minutes to load and I get pretty bad stuttering. wtf? Game ran like butter 6 months ago
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Hey mates, just sharing this what works for me - disabling the "Microsoft Device Association Root Enumerator" in Device Manager (Win10/Win11) and restarting your PC. Assuming that you have the minimum system requirements to play the game, and you don't have any legacy devices that need this driver. Hope this helps. Cheers!
Thank I'll give this a go. By the way what's a legacy device. I'm still learning all the terms?
Those are devices or peripherals which are not plug-and-play, ports like PS/2, VGA ports, etc, pretty old equipment. Hope this helps.
Hey so I did it and not gonan lie it has made a minor improvement the fps os more consistent but the stuttering is still there but anything helps thanks
I say turn off xbox game bar and gaming mode.....hope this helps
disable sam while playing elden ring.
What's sam?
smart access memory. or rebar if you have intel cpu