I'd advice to just ignore those, don't feed the troll.
People who this didn't help and are complaining in a unnecesarily antagonistic dracomalfoynian way. People who this didn't help and are letting it be known and talking about it, like normal people who were a little unlucky. People who had this issue fixed by this, are thankfull and are commenting it, such as myself. So I'd say you should divide people in this comment section as follows I think I know to distinguish between 144fps normal gameplay and the 5fps half a sec input delay fever dreams i was having before. However after following this advice the problems jsut went away. Ok, here is the thing, this worked for me and for other people in these comments too, it did not work for all of them tho, so it's inconsistent, so if you haven't tried it, go ahead, you don't lose much for it, a literal couple of minutes max.īecause I closed the game several times thinking restarting the game engine would help, and it did for only about 10 secs of gameplay each time. And the only noticeable frame drops were always present when quickly moving between zones, and streaming assets for a new area. My last session last night was 6+ hours long with zero degradation of quality/performance during that time. This does not change with time played whatsoever. My frame drops were consistently as low as 5-10fps before the fix, and they are consistently only as low as 45fps after the fix. Not once have I seen evidence of any memory leaks, as my game’s performance has remained consistent both before and after this fix. After this fix, and after 7+ hours of additional play, the lowest my frames have dropped is only 45fps, and for only 1-3 seconds at the most. There’s tons of fixes for issues in gaming that don’t make total sense, just look at many of the old Skyrim tweaks and edits that people still don’t think should make any difference, but they clearly did.īefore this change I was getting consistent frame drops down to 5-10fps, for up to 10-20 seconds at a time, due to level streaming issues. 
And this is called not knowing what you’re talking about.
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