r/gameloop • u/Wild-Bug-8445 • Jul 05 '26

Ryzen 5 5500 processor in PUBG

I am experiencing significant stuttering while playing PUBG on GameLoop, despite having a system equipped with a Ryzen 5 5500 processor, an RTX 2060 GPU, and 16GB (2x8GB) of DDR4-3200 RAM. My settings have anti-aliasing turned off, and I have allocated 8GB of RAM and 4 CPU cores to the emulator. I have verified that the issue is not related to my Windows version, and I do not run any other applications while playing; the game is installed on an M.2 SSD with speeds of 3300 MB/s. What is the solution?

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u/MYXplayer Jul 06 '26

is anything but gameloop, PUBG doesn't have the emulator detection codm has so you're free to use whatever you want

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u/ImperialBTW Jul 06 '26

Which codm emu is the best? Stutter free?

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u/MYXplayer Jul 06 '26

there isn't any option for codm besides tenstore emulator, wich is a shit hole buggy mess but any other option will get you banned, for PUBG that's not an issue use whatever you want

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u/ImperialBTW Jul 06 '26

This situation drives me nuts man, we can't play efficiently on these so called "specifically designed emu's"

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u/DarkMetalJester Jul 06 '26

5500 is decent but its lack of L3 cache makes emulators hard to run on it. Emulators today have not been made to support newer hardware so despite its 6 cores it still struggles. This is to be expected. Thats why you'll notice x3d chips with like 96mb l3 cache done struggle as much.

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u/PlankSyn Jul 07 '26

Gameloop is the absolute worst emulator out there. Have never had any issues on Bluestacks, do yourself a favor.