[SOLVED] Why does my Fortnite feel so choppy with FPS?

[DracoB0T]

Dear User,

Hey, I recently got a new PC with i7-9700, RTX 2060 and 32GB of RAM. This perfectly gives me consistent 240fps without any drops in public or creative matches. But sometimes it does drop, and say if it drops to 180fps, it feels like 30fps for some reason.

Like the game feels so choppy on 180 frames, which is extremely good still. But when my fps goes back to 240fps, it doesn't feel choppy and actually feels like 240. It's hard to tbe point in tournaments, when I get about 144fps to 160fps, my game feels super choppy to the point where building and editing is hard. And no its not a little fps drop and then back again.

I have this program to see my fps and my temps with cpu and the cores. When I looked at it, I was on consistent 144 and it felt like 30. Is there a fix to this choppy gameplay?

 

[Lutfij]

Either you go through system's like they are an item in your wardrobe or you're all over the place with specs.
https://forums.tomshardware.com/threads/my-sense-feels-slow.3625676
^ i9-9900K
https://forums.tomshardware.com/threads/why-does-my-fortnite-sense-feel-extremy-high.3628076
^ mouse sensitivity

That being said, in order for us to not think you're overthinking it with the drops in frame rates(you will need to)
a| provide us with specs like so:
Please include/list your specs like so:
CPU:
Motherboard:
Ram:
SSD/HDD:
GPU:
GPU:
PSU:
OS:

and

b| give us some screenshots of you actually seeing those frame drops. Often times we come across people who overlook some minor details and also work off of the wrong drivers and think that their system needs an RMA(for no reason).

That being said, get back to us with the version of BIOS your motherboard is on, as well as the drivers that you're working with for your GPU at this moment of time.

 

[deucefn]

Dear User,

Hey, I recently got a new PC with i7-9700, RTX 2060 and 32GB of RAM. This perfectly gives me consistent 240fps without any drops in public or creative matches. But sometimes it does drop, and say if it drops to 180fps, it feels like 30fps for some reason.

Like the game feels so choppy on 180 frames, which is extremely good still. But when my fps goes back to 240fps, it doesn't feel choppy and actually feels like 240. It's hard to tbe point in tournaments, when I get about 144fps to 160fps, my game feels super choppy to the point where building and editing is hard. And no its not a little fps drop and then back again.

I have this program to see my fps and my temps with cpu and the cores. When I looked at it, I was on consistent 144 and it felt like 30. Is there a fix to this choppy gameplay?

Hey man did you ever fix this? i just bought a brand new 240 alienware monitor and when my frames drop below 180 or any lower it starts to feel choppy. Exactly how you described it. I have a 2070 super i7 9700k and 16gb ram. Let me know man it happens in other games to which is wierd.