No confirmed fix yet. Players suggest: This happens with: - full screen with resolution 5120x1440 or 2560x1440 - disabled in-game options: V-Sync, change time speed when combat starts, camera shake, fixed camera
I will explain this in one simple sentence. This will net you more FPS than the optimizations the developers themselves have attempted to provide. Not everyone runs a supercomputer. Now onto the good stuff... (((My specs: 2021 Asus TUF F17 16GB DDR4 3200MHz 3050 4GB Intel i7-11800H 2.4-4.8GHz…
No confirmed fix yet. Players suggest: verify game files or add "-vulkan" or "-dx11" in game launch settings, right click dota 2 in library and then properties
No confirmed fix yet. Players suggest: It doesn’t matter what settings I use—whether in-game or externally—I’ve tried everything, but I just can’t get to the next map...
No confirmed fix yet. Players suggest: "Also set user-defined start parameters on Steam: -USEALLAVAILABLECORES -high -dx12 -USEALLAVAILABLECORES: Uses all CPU cores.
No confirmed fix yet. Players suggest: I have more than enough VRAM, I reinstalled my GPU driver, cleared the DirectX Folder, reinstalled the game, you name it.
Yeah im semi-technical, i do know SOME linux stuff and get it, but not all. i have read online about the kernel thing but when i asked some ppl i knew i could not really get a straight anwser more then "it breaks some things".
No confirmed fix yet. Players suggest: 42 seems safe) However, I'm trying to see if I can work around this within Reno, hop into the discord and let me know if any you want to try a debug build.
EDIT** Ok looking at the internet in one website they give in one of the possible fixes is to DELETE all the directx 12 cache and all the NVIDIA Cache, and after a game session of almost 2 hours, almost no stutters (WOW! ) just the typical micro stutters when automatic saves etc...