I was playing '**No Rest for the Wicked'** by Moon Studios, which uses the **Unity engine**. After defeating a boss and reaching a large town area, I started experiencing this issue consistently. It got frustrating, so I decided to ask about it here

In many games i do face shader compilation shutters which happens only on first action. But these transversal hitches/shutters happening always no matter how much times i roam

I do play games mostly 1440p 60fps or 120fps limit ,DLSS 4.5 preset L (DLAA/Quality) , Max settings

Whats the point of strong pc hardware if i face like these hitches? Will pc tech improve solving these hitches in future? I am aware of the **new Nvidia Auto-Shader compilation beta** which gonna load of our previous shader cache but what about transversal hitches? 

From what i understand is '***Whenever we roam seamlessly in large worlds the flow of data between hardware (Cpu,Gpu,Ram,SS) and software (Game engine) is slow especially when there is heavy sudden LOD***' . So a console like ps5 has pre-loaded shaders and the flow of data is fast so consoles do run games much smoother? or its just porting issue by devs?  
  
I do have so many complaints but this is one of the major one . My another complain is lot of popular AAA games are targeted for console first and they port it for pc based on console port . The behaviour of game speed on pc is odd which feels like emulation (Note : I am not talking about game fps but the game speed, game physics is not in intended way) . Also LOD pop-in are horrible in a game like Crimson desert where they directly port the game to pc without improving it. 

Should i blame the pc tech or game dev or game engine? I dont feel like playing many console targeted games on pc unless if its pc targeted like doom dark ages or indie games in general.

Any game developer or if anyone who understand about these things please help me to fix them . I am tired of Transversal hitches/shutters in many video games especially in 3d games.