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If EA SPORTS FC™ 27 gameplay feels slow, choppy, or inconsistent on PC, your system performance may be affecting gameplay. Try these steps if you notice delayed inputs, stuttering, or slow-motion gameplay, even when your network connection is stable.
What do PC performance issues look like?
A PC performance issue can impact how responsive or smooth gameplay feels.You may notice:- delayed inputs, including when playing offline or with low network latency
- gameplay moving in slow motion even when your average frames per second (FPS) looks normal
- periodic stuttering or sudden frametime spikes.
How to troubleshoot PC performance issues
Try these steps in order and double check your gameplay after making each change.- 1Lower your target frame rate. For example, try changing from 60 FPS to 30 FPS.
- 2Reduce demanding graphics settings, including graphics quality and resolution.
- 3Close background applications that are using your CPU, GPU, or memory. This can include browsers, overlays, recording tools, launchers, and other apps.
- 4Check whether your system memory (RAM) is running in dual-channel mode.
- 5Update your GPU drivers.
- 6Check your PC's performance settings, including Windows power mode, laptop performance mode, and your GPU control panel settings.
How can RAM impact EA SPORTS FC™ 27 performance?
Your PC's memory configuration can affect gameplay performance and stability.One possible cause of poor or unstable performance is running your system memory in single-channel mode instead of dual-channel mode.Dual-channel memory can provide more memory bandwidth. On some systems, this may improve performance and reduce stuttering.Your PC may be running in single-channel mode if it only has one RAM stick or if its RAM isn't installed in a configuration that supports dual-channel mode.How to check if RAM is running in dual-channel mode
The steps for checking and changing your memory configuration depend on your PC.- 1Check your PC or motherboard documentation to find the recommended RAM configuration.
- 2Use your system BIOS/UEFI or a hardware information tool to check whether your memory is running in single-channel or dual-channel mode.
- 3If you have multiple RAM sticks, check your PC or motherboard documentation to make sure they’re installed in the recommended slots.
- 4If you have one RAM stick, check your PC or motherboard manufacturer’s specifications to see which memory configurations your system supports.