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To narrow down my system and what has been done already to check if it is a Windows 11 bug or misconfiguration:
- System Configuration: AMD Ryzen 5900X, 32 GB RAM (running at 3200 MHz), 2 TB SSD (nVME, ~3.500 MB/s), GPU: AMD Radeon RX6900 XT (Original from AMD), X570 Chipset, My Main Screen resolution is 2560x1440 (WQHD)
- Has the AMD L3 Bug been fixed? Yes I'm running Windows 11 Version 10.0.22000.282 (which includes KB5006746)
- Did I install the lasted AMD Chipset Drivers? Sure! It's running the latest version of the Chipset drivers which should help with the CPPC stuff. It's version is 3.10.08.506
- Did I re-install Windows from Scratch? Yes I first started with Windows in-place Upgrade, everything worked but Star Citizen hat bad performance so I decided to re-install the whole system from scratch.
- Did I deactivate Windows Reporting? Yes I did deactivate Windows reporting, since I'm running Windows 11 Pro I can use gpedit.msc to deactivate it completely with Group Policies
- What AMD Radeon Driver Version am I running? I'm running the current official version from AMD (Adrenalin 21.10.2 Recommended (WHQL)), I also tried the optional versions (also the latest one, Adrenalin 21.11.1 Optional) but there where no changes and I feel running the Recommended version is more stable (although I don't really have stability issues, this thing is rock stable, typically no CTDs or black screens).
What do I expect from my system?
Expected Behavior of the System: Running about 60 FPS almost all the time (but Orison), at least in Windows 10 this was the case.
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Can confirm I get roughly the same 30fps performance on my 6700xt, the gpu and cpu are not being utilized properly on windows 11 in star citizen. I also have severe dpc latency when it is running which causes the audio to crackle and pop.
It stands to reason that there's a problem somewhere between star citizen / windows 11 / AMD drivers which, solved, would return said users to playable framerate, while the now-10-year-old alpha continues into the second decade of its happy existence.
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