What is stuttering my pc on PUBG?

[csandreas1]

My pc is stuttering very hard in PUBG on some spots on the map, especially when i am in the parachute phase. My cpu is the xeon x3470 and my gpu is the rx 460 2gb.

I play battlefield 1 on high settings with stable 55-60 fps(single player).

Is my cpu weak for that game or just the games is unoptimized as hell? I have everything on very low and my vram is still ~ 1900 -1940 mb of usage. My gpu is always 100% usage.

Also always when i exit game for a while my pc is slow and the HDD is 100% of ussage. My pc specs can be found here

Here is a gameplay video on my pc:

[video="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s6-Zcg27Tq4"][/video]

 

[CooLWoLF]

Okay i have downloaded and installed fortnite. I play that game at 1080p with medium-high settings at 50-60 fps and almost no stuttering. I have noticed my cpu is getting hotter when playing Fortnite unlike PUBG. Also my CPU usage is 75% in fortnite, unlike PUBG where it is only 50%.

Okay both games are using unreal engine and fortnite appears to be better optimized but it seems it is lighter than pubg since the graphics are cartoon and not so realistic as pubg (in high settings of course)

Fortnite's minimum system requirements are well below what PUBG requires. Not really in the same ballpark actually; PUBG can't possibly be "optimized" to run like Fortnite.

 

[csandreas1]

Okay i have downloaded and installed fortnite. I play that game at 1080p with medium-high settings at 50-60 fps and almost no stuttering. I have noticed my cpu is getting hotter when playing Fortnite unlike PUBG. Also my CPU usage is 75% in fortnite, unlike PUBG where it is only 50%.

Okay both games are using unreal engine and fortnite appears to be better optimized but it seems it is lighter than pubg since the graphics are cartoon and not so realistic as pubg (in high settings of course)

Fortnite's minimum system requirements are well below what PUBG requires. Not really in the same ballpark actually; PUBG can't possibly be "optimized" to run like Fortnite.

I don't know if it can be optimized like fortnite but it is surely possible to get better optimized, as i said it is only using 50% of my cpu

 

[CooLWoLF]

Okay i have downloaded and installed fortnite. I play that game at 1080p with medium-high settings at 50-60 fps and almost no stuttering. I have noticed my cpu is getting hotter when playing Fortnite unlike PUBG. Also my CPU usage is 75% in fortnite, unlike PUBG where it is only 50%.

Okay both games are using unreal engine and fortnite appears to be better optimized but it seems it is lighter than pubg since the graphics are cartoon and not so realistic as pubg (in high settings of course)

Fortnite's minimum system requirements are well below what PUBG requires. Not really in the same ballpark actually; PUBG can't possibly be "optimized" to run like Fortnite.

I don't know if it can be optimized like fortnite but it is surely possible to get better optimized, as i said it is only using 50% of my cpu

But what we're trying to tell you is that your cpu is old. Its not going to get better. Maybe marginally better at best. You're trying to run a modern game on a cpu from 2009. Even the AMD FX line of cpus are newer than your xeon.

 

[razamatraz]

PUBG is still a Beta game at best. It's really amazing how popular such a poorly made game is. It should be optimizable to the fortnite level...obviously not on the same hardware but min spec hardware should run it as well as min spec fortnite hardware runs fortnite.

The net code is trash, the high ping peeker's advantage is the worst of any game I've played (Seriously always attack never post up and defend you will do better), the game crashes seemingly randomly, the other software running killing frame rates bug still exists and my favorite is now when you crash in the drivers seat it floors the car effectively driving flat out in a straight line until you kill your own squad by driving off a cliff while you get immunity and re-connect to a pissed off dead squad. The new map is a bit better performance wise but even the best performing rigs (7700Ks for this game) with 1080s often get below 60FPS and sometimes stutter down to the 20s. The game has somehow gotten the atmosphere so right that people are willing to overlook how bad it really is; if Battlefield or something similar (with way better graphics by the way) ran this poorly it would be crucified.

I love PUBG but anyone claiming it is well programmed is delusional.

 

[csandreas1]

PUBG is still a Beta game at best. It's really amazing how popular such a poorly made game is. It should be optimizable to the fortnite level...obviously not on the same hardware but min spec hardware should run it as well as min spec fortnite hardware runs fortnite.

The net code is trash, the high ping peeker's advantage is the worst of any game I've played (Seriously always attack never post up and defend you will do better), the game crashes seemingly randomly, the other software running killing frame rates bug still exists and my favorite is now when you crash in the drivers seat it floors the car effectively driving flat out in a straight line until you kill your own squad by driving off a cliff while you get immunity and re-connect to a pissed off dead squad. The new map is a bit better performance wise but even the best performing rigs (7700Ks for this game) with 1080s often get below 60FPS and sometimes stutter down to the 20s. The game has somehow gotten the atmosphere so right that people are willing to overlook how bad it really is; if Battlefield or something similar (with way better graphics by the way) ran this poorly it would be crucified.

I love PUBG but anyone claiming it is well programmed is delusional.

yes and 2gb VRAM is very little to play this game even on very low settings. It is also vram hungry and that is why it is stuttering my pc