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12/31/2019 6:57:55 PM
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Hey there. You may want to [url=https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=2037-QEUH-3335]verify the integrity of your game files[/url] in the Steam app to see if that may help with your issue.
Here are a few more suggestions which may help with your issue:
[quote][b]1.[/b] [url=https://www.bungie.net/en/Help/Article/46407]Remove your CVARS.xml[/url] file to see if that helps.
[b]2.[/b] Turn VSYNC on and/or off to see if that helps at all.
[b]3.[/b] Some users have reported that lowering your clockspeed of your GPU may help with this.
[b]4.[/b] Some users have reported that lowering their hz on their monitor has helped with this issue.
[b]5.[/b] [url=https://www.bungie.net/en/Forums/Post/250853399?sort=0&page=0]This player reported that removing Windows Gamebar has helped with this issue.[/url]
[b]6.[/b] For AMD Radeon users, [url=https://www.bungie.net/en/Forums/Post/251664497?sort=0&page=0]a player reported that editing their Radeon Gaming Settings and Shader Cache helped them[/url].
[b]7.[/b] You may want to try lowering your graphics settings and capping your FPS.
[b]8.[/b] Try lowering your FOV
9. Do you have Nvidia GeForce Experience? Try to reset / optimize your game's graphics settings from that.
10. Change your Window mode to Windowed.
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[b]It was 100% the shader caches being wonky/corrupted![/b] I had a ton of 64 kb cache files. Thank you so much for linking that thread! If I could do more than click the up arrow once to thank you I would. To anyone else who finds this and has a similar issue, this fixed my problem: 1. Disable shader cache in Global Settings as well as shader cache under the Destiny 2 Radeon profile. 2. In Global Settings click r[i]efresh > shader cache[/i] (confirm yes). 3. Navigate to [i]C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Local\AMD\Dxcache[/i] and delete all files here. 4. Restart 5. Enable shader cache in Radeon Global Settings and the D2 profile 6. Restart
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Glad to hear that worked for you!
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Thank you for your reply! I have already tried many of these steps and found no success. The ones I have not tried I will attempt soon. 0: I've verified game files repeatedly and never found anything wrong. 1: I deleted all my Bungie-related AppData folders between each reinstall, did it again for kicks with no results. 2: I've tried both VSYNC on/off and with/without a framerate cap. No change. 3: Have not yet tried 4: I'm using a 60 hz monitor, so lowering the refresh rate seems not ideal. Not tried, though. 5: Disabled gamebar, no change. 6: This sounds very promising as I am running a Radeon RX480 and was having the [i]exact[/i] same 'stutter at loading screen when hovering over character' issue they mentioned in the post. Will try. 7: I've put the game to lowest possible settings and experienced the same loading speed issues. 8: Have not tried 9: I do not have an Nvidia graphics card. 10: This issue has appeared consistently whether windowed or fullscreen.
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Why would we play at lower graphical settings if we own a PC capable of running this two old year game at max settings ? Don't blame our config and fix your game instead.
