I've had the problem in a bunch of games, often its related to the the engine using borderless window by default instead of exclusive fullscreen and you having to use a command-line argument to get the game to use ex-fullscreen but that also doesn't always fix it.Įxo One and Outer Wilds are two games where I was never able to solve it (Well actually I did solve it once. Thats not the case here and the problem persists no matter what I do. So even if it was 'bad coding' issues like Arkham Knight in UE3(.5), at least with that you can brute force through frametime spikes and get smooth performance by using a GPU that didnt exist when AK came out. It isn't tied to any kind of system bottleneck afaik and when its present it even happens at the lowest settings and resolution the game can support. From my experience there seems to be some kind of issue with stuttering on camera panning where the camera movement isn't updated at the same rate as the current refresh rate, so it looks like every X frame is being dropped and looks unpleasant.

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