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If you're experiencing FPS drops, stuttering, input delay, or crashes, this might help. The causes for issues are highly variable between different PCs, so your mileage may vary.
WORK IN PROGRESS, PLEASE MESSAGE ME IF NEEDED
 
If you're experiencing FPS drops, stuttering, input delay, or crashes, this might help.
The causes for issues are highly variable between different PCs, so your mileage may vary.


Disclaimer: These are just suggestions, attempt at your own peril. I hope it goes without saying that we can't be held liable for any issues that may occur. Please seek further assistance if you're unsure of anything, and be sure to create regular restore points throughout this process.
Disclaimer: These are just suggestions, attempt at your own peril. I hope it goes without saying that we can't be held liable for any issues that may occur. Please seek further assistance if you're unsure of anything, and be sure to create regular restore points throughout this process.


With that out of the way, we may begin.
                                                        BASIC FIXES
- Change ingame graphics options
Use Fullscreen mode (not borderless!), turn V-Sync off, scaling set to 100
Enable FPS counter. At default, this should be at a constant 59 or 60 FPS in matches (yes, 59 is fine)
Lowering the quality may help, but you may find that higher quality can be retained by following other steps below
- Disable fullscreen optimization
(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FZBiX8fVo0o)
- Close any software that may conflict with controller input
Programs for mouse, keyboard, or gamepad may be at fault. Eg. DS4 Windows, Logitech GHUB, Autohotkey.
- Disable Steam Controller input (may stop controller from working in game, return to default settings if so)
From Steam, right click "Tekken 7", click properties > controller > Disable Steam Input
From Steam, open "Big Picture Mode" on the top right, click the settings cog > Controller Settings, then untick all boxes (unsure if necessary)
If this causes your device to stop functioning, you can try playing around with these settings to see what works.
- Disable hardware acceleration on open programs such as Spotify, Discord, and Chrome
Search Google for steps on how to do so.
- Disable your internet browser from running in background when closed
Search Google for steps on how to do so.
- Remove HDMI cables connected to secondary monitors, even if switched off
I don't know why, but I believe this works.
- Disconnect unnecessary peripherals, namely Bluetooth
If using wireless Bluetooth mouse, remove the USB dongle and use the cord instead.
FPS drops tend to occur from the mouse entering standby mode, which can be avoided in wired mode.
- Avoid complicated costumes
If on a budget PC, try using barebones costumes. The extra textures / physics from some costumes may cause issues.
- Disable unnecessary overlays
Discord, Nvidia, OBS, Gamebar, even Steam.
- Enable Game Mode
Windows start menu, search "game mode" and enable
- Disable XBox Game Bar
Windows start menu, search "game bar shortcuts" and disable
It's probably worth uninstalling this altogether if you don't need it


BEFORE PROCEEDING, PLEASE BACKUP IMPORTANT FILES AND CREATE A SYSTEM RESTORE POINT JUST IN CASE
                                                     
 
!!! BEFORE PROCEEDING, PLEASE BACKUP IMPORTANT FILES AND CREATE A SYSTEM RESTORE POINT JUST IN CASE !!!


This is just a basic Windows method, other backup programs/methods may be superior.
This is just a basic Windows method, other backup programs/methods may be superior.
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5. Name it something like "pre wavu fix" so it's easy to identify
5. Name it something like "pre wavu fix" so it's easy to identify


6. Repeat above for all other drives if necessary  
6. Repeat above for all other drives if necessary


If any step in this guide causes unwanted system changes: try click "System Restore" from the same window used above, and follow the prompts.
This process should be repeated after each step in the MAJOR CHANGES section. If any step in this guide causes unwanted system changes: try click "System Restore" from the same window used above, and follow the prompts.  
 
                                                           
 
                                                        MAJOR CHANGES
 
 
 
- Check display settings
Right click Windows desktop, click Display Settings. Ensure highest functional resolution and refresh rate are enabled.
 
- Update Windows, then pause all updates. Repeat frequently.
 
- Update all drivers, including BIOS, ethernet, display, Bluetooth, motherboard, and GPU (more on this in final section)
 
- See if third party software has any recommendations
Try running UserBenchmark and see if it points out where your PC is at fault. It's quite possible that you're missing something easy but major, such as XMP profiling in BIOS settings (whatever that means)


With that out of the way, we may begin.


Starting with easier possible fixes.


Disable fullscreen optimisation (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FZBiX8fVo0o)
- Add Tekken 7 folder to antivirus exclusion list, or disable antivirus altogether
Not recommended, last resort only.






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Revision as of 04:35, 3 August 2022

WORK IN PROGRESS, PLEASE MESSAGE ME IF NEEDED

If you're experiencing FPS drops, stuttering, input delay, or crashes, this might help. The causes for issues are highly variable between different PCs, so your mileage may vary.

Disclaimer: These are just suggestions, attempt at your own peril. I hope it goes without saying that we can't be held liable for any issues that may occur. Please seek further assistance if you're unsure of anything, and be sure to create regular restore points throughout this process.

With that out of the way, we may begin.


                                                        BASIC FIXES

- Change ingame graphics options Use Fullscreen mode (not borderless!), turn V-Sync off, scaling set to 100 Enable FPS counter. At default, this should be at a constant 59 or 60 FPS in matches (yes, 59 is fine) Lowering the quality may help, but you may find that higher quality can be retained by following other steps below

- Disable fullscreen optimization (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FZBiX8fVo0o)

- Close any software that may conflict with controller input Programs for mouse, keyboard, or gamepad may be at fault. Eg. DS4 Windows, Logitech GHUB, Autohotkey.

- Disable Steam Controller input (may stop controller from working in game, return to default settings if so) From Steam, right click "Tekken 7", click properties > controller > Disable Steam Input From Steam, open "Big Picture Mode" on the top right, click the settings cog > Controller Settings, then untick all boxes (unsure if necessary) If this causes your device to stop functioning, you can try playing around with these settings to see what works.

- Disable hardware acceleration on open programs such as Spotify, Discord, and Chrome Search Google for steps on how to do so.

- Disable your internet browser from running in background when closed Search Google for steps on how to do so.

- Remove HDMI cables connected to secondary monitors, even if switched off I don't know why, but I believe this works.

- Disconnect unnecessary peripherals, namely Bluetooth If using wireless Bluetooth mouse, remove the USB dongle and use the cord instead. FPS drops tend to occur from the mouse entering standby mode, which can be avoided in wired mode.

- Avoid complicated costumes If on a budget PC, try using barebones costumes. The extra textures / physics from some costumes may cause issues.

- Disable unnecessary overlays Discord, Nvidia, OBS, Gamebar, even Steam.

- Enable Game Mode Windows start menu, search "game mode" and enable

- Disable XBox Game Bar Windows start menu, search "game bar shortcuts" and disable It's probably worth uninstalling this altogether if you don't need it


!!! BEFORE PROCEEDING, PLEASE BACKUP IMPORTANT FILES AND CREATE A SYSTEM RESTORE POINT JUST IN CASE !!!

This is just a basic Windows method, other backup programs/methods may be superior.

1. From the desktop, click the Windows start menu and search for "create a restore point", then open it

2. Click "Configure", then select "Turn on system protection"

3. Use the slider to change max usage, at least 1GB is recommended

4. Click "OK", then "Create"

5. Name it something like "pre wavu fix" so it's easy to identify

6. Repeat above for all other drives if necessary

This process should be repeated after each step in the MAJOR CHANGES section. If any step in this guide causes unwanted system changes: try click "System Restore" from the same window used above, and follow the prompts.


                                                        MAJOR CHANGES


- Check display settings Right click Windows desktop, click Display Settings. Ensure highest functional resolution and refresh rate are enabled.

- Update Windows, then pause all updates. Repeat frequently.

- Update all drivers, including BIOS, ethernet, display, Bluetooth, motherboard, and GPU (more on this in final section)

- See if third party software has any recommendations Try running UserBenchmark and see if it points out where your PC is at fault. It's quite possible that you're missing something easy but major, such as XMP profiling in BIOS settings (whatever that means)


- Add Tekken 7 folder to antivirus exclusion list, or disable antivirus altogether Not recommended, last resort only.