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[EL1TE]

I always have in-game overlays disabled because i don't like stuff distrating me while i play, meaning Steam and Origin are both disabled, however for some reason i enabled it for Battlefield 4 a week ago.

 

When i lanched DAI there was this random stutter that would might even happen on Intro videos, menu and benchmark.

 

So i did a couple things, defrag hard drive, disable raptr, and disable Origin in-game and the stutter was gone.

 

When i restarted my PC raptr was enabled, the stutter wasn't there meaning it waqsn't raptr, so i went ahead and enabled Origin in-game, and voila the stutter is back.

 

This isn't a DRM issue, which i must say amazing work by Sony there as it doesn't cause stutters and other weird stuff like Tages and Securom did.

 

I'd like to ask Bioware to look into this, because there's something on Origin Overlay that causes the stutter.

 

I did another test before posting this and yes, it is Origin In-game.

 

TL;DR: Disable Origin in-game

 

Edit: How to disable Origin in Game: Right click on the game in origin and choose Game Properties, check "Disable Origin in Game for this game".

[TEWR]

Good to know for when I get the game.

[Ferretinabun]

Good work.

 

This might be worth tweeting to Laidlaw directly.

[steamcamel]

 

TL;DR: Disable Origin in-game

 

How do I do this, exactly?

[zeypher]

Do not use any ingame overlays. That applies to fraps, rivaturner, raptr ingame. etc

 

Disable them and you should get a lot better performance. 

[EL1TE]

How do I do this, exactly?

Right click on the game in origin and choose Game Properties, check "Disable Origin in Game for this game".

Do not use any ingame overlays. That applies to fraps, rivaturner, raptr ingame. etc

Disable them and you should get a lot better performance.

I have raptr, MSI Afterburner 4 and Fraps running, the only thing that did a difference was Origin in Game.

I only disable those if i have trouble starting a game.