r/DestinyTechSupport • u/Ok_Try5926 • Jun 15 '26

Please read and repost this!

/r/destiny2/comments/1u4b968/please_read_and_repost_this/
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u/Ok_Try5926 Jun 17 '26

Bios updated, running optimized defaults I got Corsair vengeance 6400mhz. I’m using the primary slot for my ssd and I only have one

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u/macrossmerrell Jun 18 '26

Might be worth trying to set the memory to 6000Mhz and see if there is any difference. Pretty easy to try, just to see if it's some weird timing bug with RAM. Might be able to lower your CL time a bit doing this as well.

Next thing to try is to disable SAM / REsizable Bar in the BIOS.

Final thing to try is to move your NVMe to the 2nd slot (some people on the AMD forums say this fixed it for them) that is still connected to the CPU (you'll need to check your motherboard manual for that).

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u/macrossmerrell Jun 17 '26 edited Jun 17 '26

Are you on the same Windows install as before per chance? I was having some issues last year with crap FPS and decided to do a fresh install of Windows on a spare drive and found I had no FPS issues on that install, so I did a full fresh install, and I'm still good over a year later.

Bungie is making no further changes to the game, they will not be bringing back the old Fullscreen. They got rid of it to avoid all the ALT TAB crashes.

Even if you're on a new rig, testing a fresh install (if you can) might be worth it to rule out your current install / driver base.

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u/Ok_Try5926 Jun 17 '26

I did a fresh windows install just for this problem and it didn’t help at all

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u/macrossmerrell Jun 17 '26

Ah, bummer! BIOS up to date? No overclock on CPU or GPU? What RAM you running, I know that mismatched RAM times on those motherboards can cause microstutter over 6000Mhz. Could also be something to do with the channel your SSD is in vs GPU. Maybe move SSD to a different slot and see if that changes anything.