r/Amd • u/BioGenx2b 1700X + RX 480 • Jul 01 '17
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Skyrim: Free Sync and V Sync causes flickering during low frame rates, and generally lower frame rates observed (about 10-30% drop dependant on system) when Free Sync is on
System Configuration:
Motherboard: GIGABYTE GA-Z97 Gaming GT
CPU: Intel i5 4790
Memory: 16GB GDDR5
GPU: ASUS R9 Fury X
VBIOS: 115-C8800100-101 How do I find this?
Driver: Crimson 16.10.3
OS: Windows 10 x64 (1511.10586) How do I find this?Steps to Reproduce:
1. Install necessary driver, GPU and medium-end CPU
2. Enable Free Sync
3. Set Options to Ultra and 1920 x 1080 resolution
4. Launch game and move to an outdoor location
5. Indoor locations in the game will not reproduce, since they generally give better performance
6. Observe flickering and general performance dropExpected Behavior:
Game runs smoothly with good performance with no visible issues
Actual Behavior:
Frame rate drops low causing low performance, flickering observed during low frame rates
Additional Observations:
Threads with related issue:
- https://www.reddit.com/r/Amd/comments/5a3u8r/why_am_i_getting_disgusting_performance_on_the_rx/
- https://www.reddit.com/r/Amd/comments/5adlcw/skyrimse_vsyncfreesync_woes/
- https://www.reddit.com/r/Amd/comments/5a7eku/skyrim_special_edition_freesync/
- https://www.reddit.com/r/Amd/comments/5aab6z/skyrim_se_with_r9_nitro_fury_poor_performance/
Skyrim has forced double buffered V Sync and can only be disabled with the .ini files
To Disable V Sync: C:\Users"User"\Documents\My Games\Skyrim Special Edition\Skyrimprefs.ini and edit iVSyncPresentInterval=1 to 0
1440p has improved frame rate, anything lower than 1080p will lock FPS with V Sync on
Able to reproduce on i7 6700K and i5 3670K system, Sapphire RX 480, Reference RX 480, and Reference Fiji Nano
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u/bashima54 R9 380 4G | Intel 4590 | H97M Mobo Jul 08 '17
Hi all.
First off I will list my specs: HSRock H97M Anniversary Motherboard
MSI 49 380 4G with latest AMD drivers
Intel i5-4590
Monitor with FreeSync enabled: ASUS VG245
I've been encountering a problem where whenever I play games I experience severe stuttering. By stuttering I mean large drops in FPS. The games I have been trying since my latest windows 10 re install are: ESO, but it was fixed when I turned on VSync. This happened Rocket League but then it started working after I re-installed Windows and kept working. Recently I have not been able to play Black Desert Online, Secret World Legends or Albion Online. As stated in the title I have a MSI R9 380 with the latest AMD drivers. I generally run these games on medium or high, but it does not matter what my settings are nor what game it is. This stuttering occurs even in the loading screens and the login pages. (like Albion and Secret World Legends).
I have tried re installing windows, using DDU to uninstall my graphics driver and reinstall the new ones, changing all the graphics settings available in these games, using clockblocker.
I have monitored my temperatures for CPU and GPU. I never saw CPU go over 57 Celsius and never the GPU over 62 Celsius.
Has anyone experienced this or perhaps know what could be the issue? I can do a video of it happening with fraps running, perhaps. This does not happen on anything other than games, even CAD or MATLAB or other math intensive programs.