Low FPS, constantly jumps 30 to 60 FPS and glitches/twitching

[IDMikhail]

Low FPS, constantly jumps 30 to 60 FPS and glitches/twitching (special notedly on camera rotate).

My Current PC Specs:

• CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 1600
• GPU: AMD Radeon RX 560
• RAM: 16 Gb of DDR4-3000 - https://www.kingston.com/dataSheets/HX430C15PB3K2_16.pdf

IDK what to do with that. I can play to games like Quake Champions on High settings with 80+ FPS but DST does not give me normal FPS and glitches and artifacts constantly?

But I have an old PC with following specs:

AMD Phenom II X6 1055T, AMD Radeon HD 6570 and 8 Gb of 1600 Mhz DDR3.

Some tests:

http://cpu.userbenchmark.com/Compare/AMD-Ryzen-5-1600-vs-AMD-Phenom-II-X6-1055T/3919vs2003

http://gpu.userbenchmark.com/Compare/AMD-RX-560-vs-AMD-Radeon-HD-6570/3926vsm8207

This specs is much worse than my current (described above) but I don't have this problems on old PC. With 6/6 players on server and with enabled Caves and default world settings without any mods.

I also found some topics with advice to disable VSync and enable "triple buffering" (or something like this) but I don't know how to... In DST settings I can't found VSync.

HELP ME PLEASE!

(Just note: I have a similar problem with Oxygen Not Included)

[Captain_Rage]

Are you running Windows 10...? Here is a very nice summary and explanations for the settings you mentioned for the AMD graphics drivers: https://support.amd.com/en-us/kb-articles/Pages/DH-012.aspx . Familiarize yourself with those. Try turning off vsync + enable the buffering (it's well explained in the link on how to do it) globally. If you are running Windows 10 you can also check the power settings and adjust those as well (there should be something similar to system performance: maximum or whatever Microsoft calls it these days).

[CarlZalph]

Further, check your GPU + CPU temperatures to ensure your setup is properly cooled.

A lot of hardware will self-throttle itself if it detects too high temperatures in order to make it not fry itself.

[IDMikhail]

24 minutes ago, CarlZalph said:

Further, check your GPU + CPU temperatures to ensure your setup is properly cooled.

A lot of hardware will self-throttle itself if it detects too high temperatures in order to make it not fry itself.

My hardware is cooled good. Ryzen - 30 C in in idle time and (the same) 33 C on RX 560

 

27 minutes ago, Captain_Rage said:

Are you running Windows 10

Yes. I use Windows 10. Thanks, I'll try this now. But... VSync is an important thing? What if I'll disable it globally (at all)? And why I don't have VSync setting in DST settings menu.

Thanks.

 

[IDMikhail]

2 hours ago, Captain_Rage said:

Are you running Windows 10...? Here is a very nice summary and explanations for the settings you mentioned for the AMD graphics drivers: https://support.amd.com/en-us/kb-articles/Pages/DH-012.aspx . Familiarize yourself with those. Try turning off vsync + enable the buffering (it's well explained in the link on how to do it) globally. If you are running Windows 10 you can also check the power settings and adjust those as well (there should be something similar to system performance: maximum or whatever Microsoft calls it these days).

I trying this but issue still here. But thanks for your advice anyway

 

So, bb DST... I can't play this game with so #&% FPS lags and glitches

 

[Captain_Rage]

Try disabling vsync globally for the sake of testing, yes. You can always revert the change if it turns out that they are not the cause of your problem. Having vsync enabled sometimes caps the FPS limit for the worse and can make some games behave funny. Here is more info: https://www.pcworld.com/article/229024/computers/geek101-vsync.html

Personally I always left vsync turned off, ever since the CRT monitor days. What games you played, what computer setup you used and what personal preferences you had dictated whether you would wanted to turn it on or off, but sometimes it could cause issues.

There doesn't seem to be an option for v-sync in DST here either. Strange, I was sure there was one.