#Rocket league update install
#Rocket league update drivers
#Rocket league update update
#Rocket league update Patch

#Rocket league update Patch

The main purpose of the new patch to add a Limited Game mode to Rocket League called Knockout Bash. The patch is version number 2.14 and it’s available for all platforms.

#Rocket league update update

Let me know if you test it out.Psyonix has now released a new update to Rocket League out this week. Either way, I'll run the Epic Games version for now - and make sure you quit Steam completely when you run the other version. This is not just an Epic Games version is 'smoother', the Steam version is broken and I believe it could be a combo of new drivers/windows updates/RL updates.

#Rocket league update drivers

I have cleared cache and rolled back drivers as well - nothing fixes this right now.

I am on the latest nvidia drivers and Windows versions. 5 to 10 micro stutters a game that are not caused by network issues and are during the most critical moments, usually when the action around you is close. They had this issue before in 2020, but going offline in Steam does not fix it as it used to. The Steam version runs like trash in multiplayer or single player and my performance graph is very similar to the above at various moments during gameplay. The Epic Games version runs perfectly for me, no stuttering. All your settings should be there and you can switch back and forth to test. You can keep the Steam version installed and compare.

#Rocket league update install

Try installing the Epic Games Launcher, install Rocket League in a new location, and launch it from there. There is absolutely a Steam version issue. If you are running RL out of Steam - ditch it. (Could it be you have apps going in the background that suddenly start using a lot of cpu? Given your cpu, they'd have to be pretty beefy apps.) But your GPU trace does go up some. The graph from my system looks different from yours, though in mine, the GPU goes way up. It's kind of feeling like a thermal problem, but I haven't checked yet. Here's a snapshot of the problem kicking in you can see the 60fps followed by utter shite 10-25fps for minutes.ĭriver version doesn't seem to matter, nor does closing all other apps and disabling overlays. I couldn't see the problem with single player practice, but switching to the 'play in a 3x3 game with 5 NPCs' mode triggered the problem after a few minutes. Pop a gtx-1060 (Asus PH- GTX1060-3G) in, though, and Bad Things Start Happening after a few minutes. With a gtx-1050ti, performance is fine, stable at 60fps with medium settings. I have an older system (CPU: i5-4570, 16GB RAM os Win10 new el cheapo EVGA W3 450 watt power supply). The FPS limitation seems to be something system related, since other games demonstrate an identical FPS limit, but there also seems to be something within Rocket League causing its own instability/limitations, and I can't figure it out I feel like this is a combination of factors. I'm leaving the in-game FPS cap set at 240, but changing that doesn't change anything either (unless I set it to 240fps and instead gives me this is frustrating to figure out. This usually wouldn't be an issue, but it comes with a lot of perceptible in-game stuttering that's starting to drive me nuts, especially because I know my system can easily push over 240fps in this game. No matter what in-game graphical settings I change, including my resolution, the in game FPS graphs show it hovering loosely around 120fps, with a fair amount of stuttering and variance.

I'm pretty sure even if both my CPU and GPU throttled to half their clocks, I should still be seeing more FPS than I am (and changing resolution would actually make a difference)

Very rarely this issue seems to vanish on it's own, only to be back the next day.įor context, I have an i7 9700k, an EVGA 3090 XC3 Ultra, and 16GB CL14 3200Mhz memory, and a 4k 120hz g-sync monitor. I've been driving myself mad trying to fix FPS limitations and stuttering in Rocket League for the last week.