Cyberpunk 2077 is a top-notch game. But it is not free from gameplay issues. Players reported about the various gameplay issues, the most common issues occur due to bugs, glitches, and perennial issues. The most common issues players faced in cyberpunk 2077 are lag and stuttering while moving the camera and while driving on a PC.
We also faced the same in-game Cyberpunk 2077 lag and stuttering issue. Usually, the game stutter when moving the camera, opening the map, or while driving. At this time the Cyberpunk 2077 FPS drops drastically.
So if you are also dealing with FPS drops, stuttering, or lag issues then we have explained the possible causes and fixes that will help you.
Why Cyberpunk 2077 lag and stutter on PC?
There are various reasons for the cyberpunk 2077 lag and stuttering issue on PC. but the most common causes are:
- Old Graphics card
- PC does not meet the game requirement.
- Low memory (RAM) installed.
- Too many applications running in the background.
- Outdated drivers.
- Corrupted game files.
How to Fix Cyberpunk Lag and Stuttering Issues on PC?
You don’t need to try all these fixes at once. just try one by one and find what best suits you.
Fix 1. Use Launch Options
- Open your Steam client > Go to Library > Right-click on the Cyberpunk 2077.
- Select Properties > On the General tab, you’ll find Launch Options.
- Enter the launch options –fullscreen = Forces the engine to start in fullscreen mode.
Fix 2. Change Graphics Card Settings
If you are NVIDIA user, open NVIDIA’s control panel to change the settings.
- Open NVIDIA control panel.
- Click Manage 3D Settings and click Program Settings.
- Find Cyberpunk 2077. If you can’t find it in the list, you can add it.
Change the settings below:
- Monitor Tech: G-Sync (If available)
- Maximum Pre-rendered frames: 2
- Threaded optimization: On
- Power Management: Prefer Maximum Performance
- Texture Filtering – Quality: Performance
- Vertical sync: Off
- Low Latency Mode: Off
If you are using AMD graphics can ard, use AMD control panel to set up your card.
- Run AMD Radeon Software.
- Click on the Gaming tab > Global Graphics.
- Set your graphics to eSport.
Change the settings as below: