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1. Try the Global Graphics Quality - Very Low in Graphics settings.
2. See if performance is good enough for you. If performance is still terrible, then fine-tuning graphics settings won't help. You can try performance mods like those Hashie BE mentioned below and see if that helped. But otherwise this guide won't help you unfortunately.
3. If performance is OK, then set Global Graphics Quality back what it was or to High - doesn't really matter - and then check the Quick Fix section of this guide and set your graphics settings accordingly. If performance is OK after that, then I would recommend leaving settings at that.
4. However, if performance is still not quite there yet, look through Graphic Settings Impact section on the top of the guide, pick a setting that has big performance impact and set it to lower position.
5. Check the performance again and do #4 with different settings until you reach the performance you're looking for.
I don't really understand what we have to do.
My Pc is a bit too low to launch the game in beautiful settings and it's hard to set it perfectly.
Can you explain me what I have to do ?
Thanks you
Navigate to Library,
R-Click Cities 2,
L-Click uninstall.
:D
There is one thing in game that you can try. In Settings > General, there is "Performance Preference". Switching it to "Frame-rate" SHOULD change game engine priority to pushing new frames instead of running simulation.
If your system is bottlenecked by a weak CPU (which doesn't seem to be the case) then there isn't that much that can be done without swapping the CPU. You have nore than enough RAM, 2070 has enough VRAM to hold most of the textures the game might need. Maybe game stutters when assets or textures are being loaded from slow disk? In such case moving the game to SSD should help.
My best guess is that there is something running in the background on your system that takes up resources. Coin miner, video encode, several VMs, or even a virus. There is a lot that can go wrong on software side. Very hard to give general advice.
If you still experience stutters, then you can be sure that they are caused by something else and changing graphics setting won't help.
Often stutters happen when CPU can't load GPU properly, for example when there is something CPU-intensive is running in the background. Ctrl+Shift+Esc, Processes tab, then sort by CPU and see if you recognize what's been keeping your CPU busy. Sorting by Memory will also put all the intensive stuff up top. I would say that anything taking more than 10% of CPU or 4 Gb of RAM is suspicious. Try killing intensive processes. The worst that can happen is that you'd have to reboot your system.