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Apex Legends update fixes stuttering on AMD X3D CPUs by optimizing physics

A recent update for the game Apex Legends addresses stuttering issues experienced by players with AMD Ryzen X3D processors. The developers at Respawn Entertainment identified that the high performance of these CPUs, particularly their V-Cache technology, was exposing inefficiencies in the game's physics algorithms at very high frame rates. The patch aims to optimize these calculations, ensuring smoother gameplay for users pushing frame rates above 240 FPS. AI

RANK_REASON This is a game patch addressing performance issues, not a core AI development.

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Apex Legends update fixes stuttering on AMD X3D CPUs by optimizing physics

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  1. Tom's Hardware TIER_1 English(EN) · Kunal Khullar ·

    Latest Apex Legends update smooths out stutter on Ryzen X3D CPUs — physics algos apparently struggled at high frame rates unlocked by V-Cache

    The Apex Legends Season 29 update reduces stuttering by addressing physics calculations that struggled to keep up at high frame rates enabled by modern high-end CPUs.