Modder ‘DevourerPi’ has released a new mod for Elden Ring that attempts to fix the game’s stuttering issues. This mod basically resets CPU affinity each and every time you run it, and is based on a solution discovered by YouTube’s ‘thsea4021’.
Now as I’ve said numerous times, I never experienced any stuttering issues in Elden Ring. And the reason why I haven’t experienced such issues is because the Intel Core i9 9900K only has performance-cores.
As ‘thsea4021’ claimed in an update, disabling the e-cores on the latest Intel CPUs can completely eliminate the stuttering issues. Thus, and if you don’t have the e-cores enabled, you won’t need this mod. Similarly, you won’t experience any stutters if your CPU only has performance-cores. In other words, older Intel CPUs and all AMD CPUs do not suffer from this issue.
Since I’ve seen users reporting stuttering issues in other games too, I suggest disabling the e-cores for those games too. That is of course if you own an Intel 12XXX or 13XXX CPU. And this is one of the reasons why I’m not fun of the performance-cores and e-cores of the latest Intel CPUs.
But anyway, if you don’t want to disable the e-cores, you can download the mod from here!
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nice
Until today in the capital it’s stuttering af.
Then this is a great time to try out VKD3D-Proton, which is the DX12-to-Vulkan translation layer used by Valve on SteamOS, since I’m curious how it runs on Windows.
Just download the latest 2.8 version of it & the 2.0 version of DXVK and put all of the x64 DLLs inside the Elden Ring game folder where the .exe file is located.
In case you didn’t know, ever since version 2.6 of VKD3D-Proton there has been the following implemented:
Just make sure to use the latest GPU drivers, because it needs to support the Vulkan 1.3 API specification.
I have ZERO stuttering issues and im using a 13900kf. Im also using windows 11 22H1.
With windows 11 22H2 i had to disable e-cores for some games including elden ring because it caused stutters.
It stutters with 8th and 10th gen as well. Its the game not the cpu. Typical Japanese crap technology wise
OAG is missing you