Any R7 1700 and GTX 1060 6GB combos out there?

[Huskereurocat]

I have always had an issue with stuttering video, but it has gotten really bad since I installed Linux as a dual boot OS on my Windows 10 OS. I moved the game file off that drive and installed M20 on another SSD drive that I have internally. I need to know if there are others with this same rig running M20 and what your graphics setting are on both your Nvidia control panel and in-game if possible.
I could handle it before with a little stuttering and thought it was fixed with the Low Latency Mode being on Ultra. Now it's just bad and I need to see what is working for others.

Thanks for any help that you may be able to give me.

[noarmsduck]

I have a different setup (i7 w/ 1060 6 GB) but had the same problem. For me, it was fixed when I changed priority of Madden 20 to Realtime on the Details tab in the Task Manager.

[Huskereurocat]

Quote: Originally Posted by noarmsduck

I have a different setup (i7 w/ 1060 6 GB) but had the same problem. For me, it was fixed when I changed priority of Madden 20 to Realtime on the Details tab in the Task Manager.

That has to be opened and changed each time you start the game, correct? Could you share what your GPU settings are and the in-game graphics settings as well? It could help a lot.
Mine are as follows:
In-game:
2560x1440
Fullscreen
FXAA
lock to 60fps
off
on
off
11.0
Custom Rendering
on
off
off
auto
on
off
high
high
low

Nvidia CP:
Global settings are all default except for DSR Factors is at 1.78x due to I'm emulating a 1440p monitor and only have a 1080p monitor. Recordings are much higher quality with the DSR factors turned up.
Program settings are all global except for low latency mode is set to Ultra.

[noarmsduck]

Sorry for the slow response, got caught up in Thanksgiving activities this past week.


Anyway, my settings are:
2560X1080
Fullscreen
Lock to 60 FPS
Autodetect
Off
On
11.0
Custom rendering
On
On
On
On
On
On
Ultra
Ultra
Ultra


My Nvidia settings are all default

[Huskereurocat]

Quote: Originally Posted by noarmsduck

Sorry for the slow response, got caught up in Thanksgiving activities this past week. Anyway, my settings are: 2560X1080 Fullscreen Lock to 60 FPS Autodetect Off On 11.0 Custom rendering On On On On On On Ultra Ultra Ultra My Nvidia settings are all default

Why 2560x1080? That's an odd resolution.

You have an R7 1700 and GTX 1060 6gb?

[Landeye]

I have a Ryzen 5 and a 1060 6gb. I had the same issue and I think what fixed it for me was locking the fps at 60 and changing the directx version. I think I changed it to 11. Can't remember doing anything else.

[Huskereurocat]

Here is my current set up and the game runs buttery smooth. No micro-stuttering! I turned Antialiasing off and let the GPU do the work and that seems to have been the best outcome. DSR factors are used only because I record at 2560x1440 and only have a 1080p monitor.

Here is a sample of what mine looks like now. Remember that it is YT and they knock down the video quality by leaps and bounds.
Video


Global Settings
DSR - Factors 1.78x
DSR - Smoothness 33%
Power Management Prefer maximum performance
Everything else on default from factory

Program Settings
Image Sharping Sharpen 0.50, ignore film grain 0.17
Ambient Occlusion NA (Greyed out)
Anisotopic filtering Application-Controlled
Antialiasing-FXAA ON
Antialiasing-Gamma Correction ON
Antialiasing-Mode Override any application setting
Antialiasing-Setting 8x
Antialiasing-Transparency 8x (supersample)
CUDA-GPUs Use global setting (All)
Low Latency Mode ON
Multi-Frame Sampled AA (MFAA) Use global setting (Off)
OpenGL rendering GPU Use global setting (Auto-select)
Power Management Mode Use global setting (Prefer maximum performance)
Shader Cashe Use global setting (On)
Texture filtering-Anisotropic sample optimization OFF
Texture filtering-Nagative LOD Bias Allow
Texture filtering-Quality High Quality
Texture filtering-Trilinear optimization ON
Threaded optimization ON
Triple Buffering ON
Verticle sync ON
Virtual Reality pre-rencered frames Use global setting (1)

Change Resolution tab
ultra HD, HD, SD
1080p, 1920x1080 (native)
use Nvidia color settings

Adjust Desktop Color Settings tab
use Nvidia settings
change contrast to 52%
change digital vibrance to 60%

Game Graphics settings
Fullscreen Resolution 2560x1440
Window Mode Fullscreen
Antialiasing Off
Frame Rate Lock to 60fps
High Dynamic Range (HDR) Off
VSYNC On
Triple Buffering On
DirectX version 11.0
Rendering Quality Custom
3D Grass Auto
Bloom Auto
SSAO Auto
Depth Fog Auto
Lens Flare Auto
High Res Circular DOF Off
Mesh Quality Medium
Shadow Quality Medium
Crowd Quality Low

[noarmsduck]

Quote: Originally Posted by Huskereurocat

Why 2560x1080? That's an odd resolution. You have an R7 1700 and GTX 1060 6gb?

I have a wide screen monitor that is 2560X1080 default. I have an i7 and a GTX 1060 6 GB