How can I fix Fortnite iOS stuttering/freezing/lag?
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Sometimes when I play Fortnite on my iPhone X the framerate will get really low, sometimes to the point where it will freeze for a few seconds between frames. Any ideas how to resolve? It didn't do this when I first played.
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Sometimes when I play Fortnite on my iPhone X the framerate will get really low, sometimes to the point where it will freeze for a few seconds between frames. Any ideas how to resolve? It didn't do this when I first played.
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How long do you play on your phone? And after what duration of time does this start happening? Phones have very bad cooling, so if your phone is heating up, you phone will "overheat" and under-clock the CPU, which can result in frame rate loss
– SPYBUG96
Jul 7 at 18:25
Sometimes it will happen on the first round I play on a day. As I wrote in an answer, restarting the phone seems to help, but would be nice to find a permanent solution.
– Liron Yahdav
Jul 8 at 5:22
Might also be a power management issue where the phone doesn't correctly estimate how much computational power is required and underclocks the phone to preserve battery. Maybe connecting a charger or power bank helps? Also check internet connectivity to rule out network lag.
– Jochem Kuijpers
Jul 8 at 23:56
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Sometimes when I play Fortnite on my iPhone X the framerate will get really low, sometimes to the point where it will freeze for a few seconds between frames. Any ideas how to resolve? It didn't do this when I first played.
ios fortnite-battle-royale
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Sometimes when I play Fortnite on my iPhone X the framerate will get really low, sometimes to the point where it will freeze for a few seconds between frames. Any ideas how to resolve? It didn't do this when I first played.
ios fortnite-battle-royale
ios fortnite-battle-royale
edited Oct 21 at 2:36
Lemon
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asked Jul 7 at 6:08
Liron Yahdav
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edited Oct 21 at 2:36
Lemon
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asked Jul 7 at 6:08
Liron Yahdav
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edited Oct 21 at 2:36
Lemon
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edited Oct 21 at 2:36
Lemon
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edited Oct 21 at 2:36
Lemon
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asked Jul 7 at 6:08
Liron Yahdav
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asked Jul 7 at 6:08
Liron Yahdav
145127
asked Jul 7 at 6:08
Liron Yahdav
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How long do you play on your phone? And after what duration of time does this start happening? Phones have very bad cooling, so if your phone is heating up, you phone will "overheat" and under-clock the CPU, which can result in frame rate loss
– SPYBUG96
Jul 7 at 18:25
Sometimes it will happen on the first round I play on a day. As I wrote in an answer, restarting the phone seems to help, but would be nice to find a permanent solution.
– Liron Yahdav
Jul 8 at 5:22
Might also be a power management issue where the phone doesn't correctly estimate how much computational power is required and underclocks the phone to preserve battery. Maybe connecting a charger or power bank helps? Also check internet connectivity to rule out network lag.
– Jochem Kuijpers
Jul 8 at 23:56
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How long do you play on your phone? And after what duration of time does this start happening? Phones have very bad cooling, so if your phone is heating up, you phone will "overheat" and under-clock the CPU, which can result in frame rate loss
– SPYBUG96
Jul 7 at 18:25
Sometimes it will happen on the first round I play on a day. As I wrote in an answer, restarting the phone seems to help, but would be nice to find a permanent solution.
– Liron Yahdav
Jul 8 at 5:22
Might also be a power management issue where the phone doesn't correctly estimate how much computational power is required and underclocks the phone to preserve battery. Maybe connecting a charger or power bank helps? Also check internet connectivity to rule out network lag.
– Jochem Kuijpers
Jul 8 at 23:56
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How long do you play on your phone? And after what duration of time does this start happening? Phones have very bad cooling, so if your phone is heating up, you phone will "overheat" and under-clock the CPU, which can result in frame rate loss
– SPYBUG96
Jul 7 at 18:25
How long do you play on your phone? And after what duration of time does this start happening? Phones have very bad cooling, so if your phone is heating up, you phone will "overheat" and under-clock the CPU, which can result in frame rate loss
– SPYBUG96
Jul 7 at 18:25
Sometimes it will happen on the first round I play on a day. As I wrote in an answer, restarting the phone seems to help, but would be nice to find a permanent solution.
– Liron Yahdav
Jul 8 at 5:22
Sometimes it will happen on the first round I play on a day. As I wrote in an answer, restarting the phone seems to help, but would be nice to find a permanent solution.
– Liron Yahdav
Jul 8 at 5:22
Might also be a power management issue where the phone doesn't correctly estimate how much computational power is required and underclocks the phone to preserve battery. Maybe connecting a charger or power bank helps? Also check internet connectivity to rule out network lag.
– Jochem Kuijpers
Jul 8 at 23:56
Might also be a power management issue where the phone doesn't correctly estimate how much computational power is required and underclocks the phone to preserve battery. Maybe connecting a charger or power bank helps? Also check internet connectivity to rule out network lag.
– Jochem Kuijpers
Jul 8 at 23:56
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One thing I've found that can greatly improve the situation is if I restart my phone. Maybe having lots of apps running in the background could lead to this freezing?
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One thing I've found that can greatly improve the situation is if I restart my phone. Maybe having lots of apps running in the background could lead to this freezing?
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One thing I've found that can greatly improve the situation is if I restart my phone. Maybe having lots of apps running in the background could lead to this freezing?
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One thing I've found that can greatly improve the situation is if I restart my phone. Maybe having lots of apps running in the background could lead to this freezing?
answered Jul 8 at 5:20
Liron Yahdav
145127
answered Jul 8 at 5:20
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answered Jul 8 at 5:20
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How long do you play on your phone? And after what duration of time does this start happening? Phones have very bad cooling, so if your phone is heating up, you phone will "overheat" and under-clock the CPU, which can result in frame rate loss
– SPYBUG96
Jul 7 at 18:25
Sometimes it will happen on the first round I play on a day. As I wrote in an answer, restarting the phone seems to help, but would be nice to find a permanent solution.
– Liron Yahdav
Jul 8 at 5:22
Might also be a power management issue where the phone doesn't correctly estimate how much computational power is required and underclocks the phone to preserve battery. Maybe connecting a charger or power bank helps? Also check internet connectivity to rule out network lag.
– Jochem Kuijpers
Jul 8 at 23:56