(PC) Sound stutter - frame drop/skips
Returning to TERA and I am experiencing something I had never before. To preface, my computer is definitely sufficient to play Tera, even though it is terribly optimized. However, I have been encountering the issue where, after approximately 20-30mins, the sound will begin to completely stutter, skip, freeze, etc, which then leads to frame drops, and eventually being unplayable. Definitely seems like a memory leak or something like that.
But... how does one fix it? Tera is unfortunately unplayable due to this. I have tried and applied all the optimization .ini changes, FOV, turned off music/interface sound, etc. Looked if there was a conflict with audio drivers and I am up to date in that regard.
Anyone have this experience and fixed it?
EDIT: I've disabled detecting controller. I've even tried playing it with the worst graphics possible. The leak still occurs, stutters all sound (even Winamp, for example), and eventually becomes unplayable due to the stutter also attributing to the random frame drops.
Posted Feb 22, 2019, 6:16 PM UTC · edited
Disable to automatically detect controllers
Already did :(
Same problem here buds. Ever come up with a fix?
i7 8700k oc 4.8
64gb ddr4 2933mhz xmp
MSI Vega 64 oc
512gb M2 nvme SSD (OS and games)
Soundblaster AE-5 dedicated sound card (in case relevant to the issue).
Mega bummer as I love the game :/
Hey, sorry man. I had to uninstall and not play it. I simply could not find a fix. :(
Yeah, I am about there. Tried everything! ini configs, turning off all oc profiles, installing on different ssd, been fixated on this crap for a straight 3 days...so much time wasted. It is a HUGE bummer, because the game is so awesome, but I only get a good dungeon run in before it lags to hell and freezes on me due to reaching 100% single core cpu and/or memory glitch. Meanwhile TWITCH has people just chilling and playing it for hours as if no issues whatsoever...
By any chance, were you using an alienware pc? Wonder if it's a mobo thing...