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Anonymous No.717904321 >>717904410 >>717904607 >>717904623 >>717905215 >>717906208 >>717907208 >>717909949
Hot take its not Unreal
It's because you all switched to amd cpus and now everything stutters.
Amd always had this problem.
I remember switching from an amd phenom to an i5 and suddenly all my games ran smoothly.
Anonymous No.717904410 >>717904612 >>717904731 >>717905430
>>717904321 (OP)
I actually switched to AMD cpus because they run better, X3D has made so many unplayable games actually playable.
And also 13th onwards are unstable as shit so I was forced to return and go team red.
Anonymous No.717904534
> an i5
Anonymous No.717904607 >>717904659
>>717904321 (OP)
Retarded
Anonymous No.717904612
>>717904410
Idk i recently got a ryzen 7 cpu and I get stutter in everything
Anonymous No.717904623 >>717904659
>>717904321 (OP)
Dude I was gaming on a i7 a few years ago and it was stuttering regardless. It's really just Unreal.
Anonymous No.717904659 >>717904971
>>717904607
But I'm literally on amd these days and everything jut doesn't work>>717904623
Anonymous No.717904687
ok fangoy
Anonymous No.717904731
>>717904410
>X3D has made so many unplayable games actually playable.
Which games? What is the rest of your setup?
Anonymous No.717904971
>>717904659
Well I get perfect framepacing in every games for the 10+ years I've been using AMD cpus. It's only UE that's a problem and only sometimes. I've found plenty of UE 5 games that run perfectly.
Anonymous No.717905154
ok unc the last phenom came out over 15 years ago lmao
Anonymous No.717905202 >>717905304
my 5800X never stuttered
my 14700K also never stutters
if your system is performing badly it's probably your own fault
Anonymous No.717905215
>>717904321 (OP)
Intel's last 3 generations of processors have been total and utter shit, thoughbeit
Anonymous No.717905304
>>717905202
kek I remember when manhandling those phones would cause the wifi signal to drop
Anonymous No.717905430 >>717905608 >>717905660
>>717904410
>13th onwards are unstable as shit
they're only unstable if you don't know how to use the bios, so 99% of the brown people (including you) on this board
Anonymous No.717905472 >>717905536
my amd machine runs like a dream
Anonymous No.717905536
>>717905472
until you run ue5

but aside from that yes, your gpus boost clock is a indicator of how well optimized a game is. cyberpunk hits advertised boost clock for example so its optimized while ue5 games dont so they're unoptimized.
Anonymous No.717905608 >>717905724
>>717905430
>cpus literally rusting from inside out
>"n-no, it's the user's fault!"
Anonymous No.717905660 >>717905724
>>717905430
speaking as a user of a 13900KS, I'm still losing about 7% of the P-cores I paid for to make it not crash.
Anonymous No.717905724 >>717905771
>>717905608
oh no, like 3 cpus are defective and have to be replaced, whatever will we do
>>717905660
works on my machine, all 250 watts of it
Anonymous No.717905771 >>717905861
>>717905724
you won the silicon lottery, con-fucking-grats.
Anonymous No.717905846 >>717905961
Name one good game on UE5.
I don't care the least bit about E33 and its boring QTE gameplay
Anonymous No.717905849 >>717905938
I have never seen stutter and I'm a retard who bought a fucking 5900X.
Anonymous No.717905861
>>717905771
you can't win without playing, buying computer parts is always a gamble
Anonymous No.717905938
>>717905849
at least you didn't buy a 13th or 14th generation intel CPU
Anonymous No.717905961 >>717906213
>>717905846
I like Wuchang and Remnant 2
Anonymous No.717906208
>>717904321 (OP)
Oh hey userbenchmark is here.
Anonymous No.717906213 >>717906456
>>717905961
Wuchang has traversal stutters. It's pretty jarring when doing area runbacks.
Anonymous No.717906456 >>717906496
>>717906213
inter-level loading screens or traversal stutter; pick your poison.
Anonymous No.717906496 >>717906631 >>717908294
>>717906456
No gamebryo sloppa ever stuttered when loading new cells
Anonymous No.717906631
>>717906496
you sure about that?
Anonymous No.717906942
nvidia drivers are responsible for UE5 stutters, its been proven.
their drivers for the past 8 months have been shit, December 2024 release is the last decent driver.
Anonymous No.717907208
>>717904321 (OP)
Im still using a gtx 750ti
Thats enough to play dota
Anonymous No.717908051
Ok, coincidently i only get consistent stutters in UE5 games though, but sure it's AMD
Anonymous No.717908294
>>717906496
on consoles and bad PCs it straight up stopped you dead in your tracks to load a new cell
Anonymous No.717909949
>>717904321 (OP)
A properly coded game should run fine on even AMD chips from ten years ago. There's no reason to require more.