Question I'm struggling to run a simple 2D game on good hardware ?

Jan 24, 2025
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So I've got a Ryzen 5700X3D CPU, an RX 6600 GPU, 32GB RAM and it runs modern games such as Rust and Valorant perfectly fine at 700 FPS. But for some reason a 2D flash game called Transformice doesn't run like it's supposed to. Although the in-game fps counter seems stable, the game itself is stuttering bad, can anyone help me solve this issue please?
 
So I got a ryzen 5700x3d cpu, rx6600, 32 gbs of ram and I run modern games perfectly fine, such as rust and valorant at 700 fps but for some reason a 2d flash game called Transformice doesn't run as it's supposed to although the in-game fps counter seems stable the game itself is stuttering hard, can anyone help me solve this issue please?

believe it or not probly the gpu direct x 9 games and before that probly wont run on it and thats rdna 2s flaw.
 
believe it or not probly the gpu direct x 9 games and before that probly wont run on it and thats rdna 2s flaw.
I don't think that's the issue since I tried my old nvidia gtx 1650s gpu and there wasn't any noticeable difference, also I know a guy who got the same gpu as me and runs the game perfectly fine.
 
I done a bit of digging and found that transformice was made in 2010 and needs adobe flash player 9.0+
If you dont have this and try to download it from somewhere your av may warn you that its a security threat and either stop you getting on the site or destroy the download.

The main reason that some pc,s cant run old games is because the machines are too good so you have to find out when the game was made and put the launcher in the correct compatibility mode.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transformice
 
I done a bit of digging and found that transformice was made in 2010 and needs adobe flash player 9.0+
If you dont have this and try to download it from somewhere your av may warn you that its a security threat and either stop you getting on the site or destroy the download.

The main reason that some pc,s cant run old games is because the machines are too good so you have to find out when the game was made and put the launcher in the correct compatibility mode.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transformice
There is a standalone launcher that everyone in the game uses. I use that one, but I’ve also tried every other standalone and launcher, and the graphic lag is basically the same everywhere. I used to play this game without any problems on a PC with an i5 9400F and GTX 1650S, as well as on an HP Omen laptop
 
That's weird. A 5700X3D should absolutely demolish Transformice.
  • Check your drivers: Make sure all your drivers (GPU, chipset) are up-to-date.
  • Disable any overlays: Discord, GeForce Experience, etc., can sometimes interfere.
  • Try a different browser: If you're playing in a browser, try a different one (Chrome, Firefox, Edge).
  • Lower other system demands: Close any unnecessary background programs.
If it's still stuttering, it might be a weird compatibility issue with your specific system. Try reinstalling Transformice as a last resort.
 
That's weird. A 5700X3D should absolutely demolish Transformice.
  • Check your drivers: Make sure all your drivers (GPU, chipset) are up-to-date.
  • Disable any overlays: Discord, GeForce Experience, etc., can sometimes interfere.
  • Try a different browser: If you're playing in a browser, try a different one (Chrome, Firefox, Edge).
  • Lower other system demands: Close any unnecessary background programs.
If it's still stuttering, it might be a weird compatibility issue with your specific system. Try reinstalling Transformice as a last resort.
yeah I tried all that, it might be some compatibility issue, I even tested on my old gpu and it didn't seem to change nothing
 
Runs fine on windows 11 and rx6600, I tried he steam version and it runs normal, very low cpu and ram usage.
Usage was never a problem for me, fps is also good when I do an in-game command to check, it's just that the game stutters a little bit and that makes it unplayable for me, especially when I play it competitively