Dying Light 2 and trainer issue on Feedback, Complaints or Problems Message Board - Page 3

SmileyJ · 2/4/2022

Hi. So I been trying to troubleshoot this myself, with some help from Nook and Sniper, for a good fe

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ihatepants posted on Feb 07, 2022 10:10:36 PM - Report post

I've got a Ryzen 5800x and 3080 and a dual monitor setup as well and I'm also experiencing slowdown while trying to navigate the computer outside of the game and standalone trainer when they are both running. I had just done a clean install of video card drivers since I assumed that was the problem. I have no other apps or anything in my system tray running outside of Steam, Discord, Razer Synapse and Voicemeeter.

I also have noticed that my computer is unable to handle the baseline raytracing setup recommended by Digital Foundry (which was primarily for the 2000 series cards) whenever the trainer is running. It tanks my fps to less than 30 at times. Settings are at constant 80+fps without it.

[Edited by ihatepants, 2/7/2022 10:14:31 PM]

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omahony posted on Feb 08, 2022 2:27:51 AM - Report post

im having the same issue. ( i think) i have a 3070ti and just one screen and its just trainer manger not dying light 2. dying light is using about 48 - 60 when playing with out trainer then some times just some time the trainer/manger uses over 50% GPU witch then tanks the game. i will try to get a screen shot when it happens. but as i said its just some times. i will reply to this post with screen shot of when it happen.

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omahony posted on Feb 08, 2022 2:58:28 AM - Report post

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originally posted by omahony

im having the same issue. ( i think) i have a 3070ti and just one screen and its just trainer manger not dying light 2. dying light is using about 48 - 60 when playing with out trainer then some times just some time the trainer/manger uses over 50% GPU witch then tanks the game. i will try to get a screen shot when it happens. but as i said its just some times. i will reply to this post with screen shot of when it happen.

hello i have some pic.

as you can see when the game is in the background the GPU drops to 0% but the trainer is still using just under 30%. and when playing game
i will keep playing to see if it will get worse and then add more pic.

pic in zip folder.
1. Pic of task manager with trainer running
2. Pic of pic with out trainer running
3. Pic of task manager with out trainer
4. Pic of game setting

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0x90 posted on Feb 08, 2022 3:40:20 AM - Report post

Open registry, go to:

Computer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Avalon.Graphics

Create a new DWORD key called: "DisableHWAcceleration" without quotes and set the value to 1. Then start trainer/Aurora and let me know the result.

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raven4444 posted on Feb 08, 2022 3:57:40 AM - Report post

Hey, I have a custom rig and I'm not using any bloatware from mobo/gpu producer. I have disabled every overlay except steam. I tried standalone and aurora trainers. Also, I tried to disable the wallpaper engine, discord, firefox, Spotify, nzxt cam, the issue still occurs. I attached a zip with dxdiag and process list from process explorer.
Something like 4 days ago I reinstalled my GPU drivers using DDU so I do not have any strange custom entries in Nvidia profile.

Update:
After disabling HW acceleration in registry the issue with Aurora is resolved.

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0x90 posted on Feb 08, 2022 4:10:00 AM - Report post

The registry key disables DirectX for all WPF applications which fall back to software rendering then (which is slower). So its definitely DirectX related issue. It can only be a monitor / graphic card driver setting or another software which injects something into all directx processes it finds. This is typical for overlay tools, or even Nvidia Geforce Experience (if any of you use that, try to disable that too).

In next Aurora update I've added an option to disable HW acceleration just for Aurora, so this registry key isnt needed then.

When it comes to myself, I don't have this issue. I have a Nvidia 2080 with the standard driver settings. No Geforce experience and my monitors are running at 60hz only. I dont have freesync or gsync. I also dont have HDR.

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SmileyJ posted on Feb 08, 2022 4:17:31 AM - Report post

quote:

originally posted by 0x90

The registry key disables DirectX for all WPF applications which fall back to software rendering then (which is slower). So its definitely DirectX related issue. It can only be a monitor / graphic card driver setting or another software which injects something into all directx processes it finds. This is typical for overlay tools, or even Nvidia Geforce Experience (if any of you use that, try to disable that too).

In next Aurora update I've added an option to disable HW acceleration just for Aurora, so this registry key isnt needed then.

When it comes to myself, I don't have this issue. I have a Nvidia 2080 with the standard driver settings. No Geforce experience and my monitors are running at 60hz only. I dont have freesync or gsync. I also dont have HDR.

Thanks so much for taking time to find a fix for this.
Hate when issues that are specific to programs, number of monitors, refresh rate and maybe other stuff come up.
So hard to replicate and find fixes for.

But 0x90 you prove yet again the CH is best by finding a fix within short time.

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JHomZ posted on Feb 08, 2022 9:37:15 PM - Report post

quote:

originally posted by 0x90

The registry key disables DirectX for all WPF applications which fall back to software rendering then (which is slower). So its definitely DirectX related issue. It can only be a monitor / graphic card driver setting or another software which injects something into all directx processes it finds. This is typical for overlay tools, or even Nvidia Geforce Experience (if any of you use that, try to disable that too).

In next Aurora update I've added an option to disable HW acceleration just for Aurora, so this registry key isnt needed then.

When it comes to myself, I don't have this issue. I have a Nvidia 2080 with the standard driver settings. No Geforce experience and my monitors are running at 60hz only. I dont have freesync or gsync. I also dont have HDR.

This solved my problem as well. Thanks so much!