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@Brock I have another windows 10 installation, which I use for pen testing/work and no luck there either which I failed to put here.
@Xarai I agree but there are a lot of comments of reviews that mention "Your X is old", "Stop running it on a toaster"when most games on my other PC can easily run using minimal old hardware such as a i7 4700k and a 780 ti. People call anything that is not the an i7 10 whatever numbering scheme they have and a 2080 a high specced for this game. I mentioned it only to deter these kinds of people and not to flex.
@CPU is old, please refer to the comment @Stormsinger, the CPU can handle it and handle games that are 10x more demanding than this
I'm a software dev and I battle this all the time when I'm switching between Windows and Linux lol. Also, many people have reported problems with the 30 series since there are many optimizations to be written for the newer tech.
If you are on Windows (which I assume most of you are) try checking for an update, do a full restart and see if the problem persists. Go to the chip sets website and check to make sure you have the latest drivers. Download GeForce Experience and download the game-ready drivers there as well. Hopefully this helps gamers
reviews are for the game not your shitty pc