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    Quote Originally Posted by Mieleoneis View Post
    Greetings hymmeli,

    Thanks for providing us with a system report. I'm sorry to hear that you're having stuttering issues while playing FINAL FANTASY XIV. May I ask what troubleshooting steps or fixes have been taken so far to try and alleviate this issue? Have you tried updating and/or doing a full reinstall of your graphics drivers? When do these FPS drops occur? Are you noticing any patterns (in areas of high population/density, during instances, etc.)?

    Hope we can help out with this! Thanks for posting in the FINAL FANTASY XIV Technical Support Forums.
    I don't know what counts as troubleshooting, but I've tried graphic updates of my driver though I haven't tried re-installing it. The FPS drops seem to happen when there's a lot going on in the screen mostly in dungeons and instances. A good example of when it happens would be like in World of Darkness in the last boss fight where the clouds appear.

    Quote Originally Posted by Final-Fantasy View Post
    I would check the Display settings, Configuration > System Configuration > Display > Make sure it says ~display. AMD Radeon(TM) RX 6500M as the graphics card.
    On the same tab, I would set the Resolution to 1920X1080 at 60Hz from the drop down menu, it looks like you have it set to 144Hz, which means by default the game is going to set FPS to 144.
    You could leave it at 144Hz and at the bottom of screen tab, set FPS to 72, that should stop stutter.

    If not, set it to 60Hz in drop down menu, that will limit it to 60 FPS which should not stutter with that graphics card. Also check the FPS isn't set to Unlimited after any resolution changes, that will stutter.
    To be honest, this is where I show how I am not very knowledgeable about certain computer terminology and stuff since I don't know what Hz means. I did a google search and if you're talking about resolutions, I have the resolution on standard right now and I don't see 1920x1080 as an option (there's 1728x972, 2304x1296, 3456x1944 as options, though.) But FPS is set at 72.
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    Last edited by hymmeli; 12-08-2022 at 06:39 PM.