Nba2k25: September 6, 2024

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Yo breh, I know you are on PC too, I got a question.

If you lock your game at 60fps, do you also get a weird judder while playing? I gotta use Vertical Sync and it just makes defense hard as hell with the delay. If I don't use V Sync, the game runs horrible, and if I use V Sync with the game locked at 60fps, the judder issue is still there.

No matter what, I can't lock the frame rate at 60 without the weird ass judder. The input delay is gone, but the judder is too bad to play with.

I honestly don't understand wtf should I do. I've used RivaTuner to lock it, it will still judder.

I'm pretty sure you have a PC/monitor that can do 120fps, but can you do me a favor and lock your fps at 60 and see if it plays smooth?

I just tried it. I used the amd software to limit it to 60. When I had vert sync on there was a little stutter especially when the ball is inbounded and I'm going up court. When I turn it off the game plays great. I keep it off when I play regularly too.

Do you have a nvidia gpu?

I remember when the game first came out I saw a video that said you can't use dlss with this game due to the stuttering issue. I don't use any resolution scaling and I turn hdr off but I have everything else maxed out with the ray tracing on. If you haven't already, try it with the resolution scaling off.

 

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Bought it on sale. Using Prosim slider set and it plays pretty realistic, bunch of bumbs running up and down launching threes

 

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I just tried it. I used the amd software to limit it to 60. When I had vert sync on there was a little stutter especially when the ball is inbounded and I'm going up court. When I turn it off the game plays great. I keep it off when I play regularly too.

Do you have a nvidia gpu?

I remember when the game first came out I saw a video that said you can't use dlss with this game due to the stuttering issue. I don't use any resolution scaling and I turn hdr off but I have everything else maxed out with the ray tracing on. If you haven't already, try it with the resolution scaling off.

Yea I'm using Nvidia Control Panel or Riva Tuner to lock at 60. I haven't turned DLSS off since the game first released so I'll try that when I get home.

On mine, with v sync on, the game will start off stuttering because of the frame rate (it starts around 30-40fps), but after 2-3 minutes the rate goes up to 60 and it runs normally. That shyt is weird as hell. The input delay is just too much for me to consistently buss ass online.

I'm using Adaptive V Sync now and the input delay is much better, but still there.

Locking at 60 thru the CP or Riva Tuner will being the judder problem. It's not a frame rate issue because I can see the game is playing at 60fps, the judder is different from the regular frame rate jitter I get at the beginning of games with v sync on.

I'll try it with DLSS off when I get home. Good looking out breh.

Even when I watch 2K vids from PC on YouTube, I see the jitter in damn near all their vids.

It's not enough information out about the proper ways to fix this issue. Probably because not too many people play on PC so not many folks are bringing this up.

 

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Yea I'm using Nvidia Control Panel or Riva Tuner to lock at 60. I haven't turned DLSS off since the game first released so I'll try that when I get home.

On mine, with v sync on, the game will start off stuttering because of the frame rate (it starts around 30-40fps), but after 2-3 minutes the rate goes up to 60 and it runs normally. That shyt is weird as hell. The input delay is just too much for me to consistently buss ass online.

I'm using Adaptive V Sync now and the input delay is much better, but still there.

Locking at 60 thru the CP or Riva Tuner will being the judder problem. It's not a frame rate issue because I can see the game is playing at 60fps, the judder is different from the regular frame rate jitter I get at the beginning of games with v sync on.

I'll try it with DLSS off when I get home. Good looking out breh.

Even when I watch 2K vids from PC on YouTube, I see the jitter in damn near all their vids.

It's not enough information out about the proper ways to fix this issue. Probably because not too many people play on PC so not many folks are bringing this up.

Aw Yeah it's most likely the dlss then. I've seen a few comments about the dlss issue on Steam but that's really it.

Here's the video I was talking about.



He was having the exact issue you're describing.