Demonstrating frame stutters/drops during the Ninth Sister boss fight.PC specs:- CPU: Intel i7-8700k, stock clocks.- RAM: 32GB DDR4 3200 Mhz. - VGA: RTX 2060 However, the performance seems to be one of the game's main issues at launch, particularly on PC. German website GameStar posted a gameplay video of Star Wars Jedi: Survivor running on a GeForce And as soon as I loaded in the game it was a stuttering mess. I'm on a 3090, 5900x, 32gb ram, so it's not the PC. Found a few posts here, but simply enabling vsync in the game seemed to fix the shuttering completely. Weird as I play most of my games without it. Hope this is able to help someone. Apologies if this has already been mentioned. This unofficial, user performance fix for Jedi: Survivor seems to have done the trick somewhat. Thanks to Reddit user SpicyMemeSyndrome’s testing, multiple gamers from the Fallen Order subreddit have confirmed that the fix below works, and based on our own testing, we saw a huge performance boost as well. Having said that, remember that your So I'm finally playing Jedi Fallen Order. Enjoying it. Performance isn't awful, but the game hitches and stutters, even on a NVME. But I just got to the wookie planet, Kashyyyk. Suddenly it was stuttering like NEVER before. Intolerable. my CPU usage shot up from 20-25% to 80%+ and my GPU usage dropped. Suddenly, I was CPU limited. In this video, Oxford King will assist you with the Best Star Wars Jedi Survivor stutter fix Walkthrough Guide, providing you with all the information you ne Nope, didn't fix it. The only other info I can add is that during the stuttering, some CPU cores experience what looks like abnormally high usage to me, but I'm not sure if that really illuminates anything. CPU at Idle (No Problems) Stutter during Designer - CPU Stutter during Krita - CPU Stutter during OBS - CPU Stutter during Photo - CPU Regardless of the UE flaws, there are some problems with this game in particular. Most of the stuttering occurs in the same places during gameplay, when the game is performing the same tasks. Play long enough and you'll notice it, as it becomes predictable. The second paragraph does apply, though. uTELHS.