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Random_Matt said:

https://videocardz.com/newz/borderlands-4-now-has-68-official-gpu-settings-gearbox-ceo-says-use-dlss

Has Randy Pitchford always been a dick? Read his response.

Unfortunately yes, he's always been like that.

I'm surprised with Take-Two, for not stepping in and doing something to stop him from self-boycotting the game givan that it was obvious that something liek this would happen. But I don't know, maybe people inside Gearbox like him?

In any case, if some of you bought the game, have an Nvidia GPU and want to keep playing it, here's something to reduce the stuttering (if you have enough space on your drive):

I fixed Borderlands 4's stuttering issue by upping my shader cache size to 100 GB, which feels like something I shouldn't have to do in a well-optimised game
https://www.pcgamer.com/hardware/i-fixed-borderlands-4s-stuttering-issue-by-upping-my-shader-cache-size-to-100-gb-which-feels-like-something-i-shouldnt-have-to-do-in-a-well-optimised-game/
Well, it's my own fault, really. Despite writing an article about the reaction to Nvidia's brutal optimised settings charts for Borderlands 4, and being well aware of stuttering issues thanks to Nick's performance testing piece, I jumped into the game this weekend anyway. And, lo and behold, the stuttering was very much there—until I discovered a fix that's virtually eliminated the issue on my machine.

It's not my own discovery, in fact, but that of YouTuber Ki11er Six, who posted a review of the game along with a crucial performance tip a few days ago. On Nvidia graphics cards, it's possible to manually adjust the shader cache size in the Control Panel—which Ki11er Six suggests should be set to 100 GB to prevent stuttering.