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Raportează o problemă de traducere
1 (BEST) - Reset the graphics settings and then set them up again (this worked for me)
2 - Set the framerate cap to 60
3 - Set the framerate cap to 30 (this also worked for me before I discovered option 1)
Also have a G-Sync 120 hz display but I capped my fps to 60 and it still happens.
Some things i think i figured out is that it happen on the same points in dialog so its not random and it allmost seem like it skips for you like some sort of auto skip butten that discard voices dialog
https://www.reddit.com/r/nvidia/comments/3xmwd8/gsync_vsync_onoff_how_about_ingame_vsync/
Tried again with in-game vsync enabled and still doesn't seem to fix it. I do have G-sync enabled, but I was under the impression in-game vsync would override G-sync? I'll have to try again later with G-sync turned off from the NVCP.
As OP recently mentioned, it feels like it's auto-skipping close to the end of the dialogue -- just a bit too soon.
I kept testing the same cutscene. With G-Sync off the dialogue would NEVER skip. With G-Sync enabled the same lines would start skipping right away -- just at the end of a line.
My only guess is the timing for the dialogue boxes is tied to the refresh rate of the display. So if you're running at 60 fps for example, just a blip to 59 or 58 fps could affect the timing of the skip since the display is changing refresh rates on the fly to match the framerate.
I'd be very curious to see if this happens on Xbox Series X as it targets 60 fps and supports HDMI 2.1 VRR.