have been released—and they contain some possible reasons for low performance, including ray tracing settings enabled by default and potential conflicts with third party mouse apps.
"...unstable framerate may be caused by third party applications that control mouse behavior. Deactivating these third party applications may improve performance" Still, if you're experiencing lower frame rates than expected, disabling your mouse app before launching the game is probably worth a shot—and most squeakers will work just fine without it, albeit with limited configurability. Besides, you're playing Elden Ring with a controller, right? Anything else is… well, I admire your willpower, put it that way.-equipped system, and it defaulted to High settings with ray tracing disabled thanks to the auto detect settings tool.
Just a grand ol' sentence, that. Anyways, while none of these notes seem to address the elephant in the room of continued micro stuttering issues, at least there's a couple of things to try here that might improve your Elden Ring performance. Praise the… wait, wrong game. Something about being tarnished. That'll do.