If you are experiencing performance issues and/or a decrease in frame rate while playing the game, please follow the guidelines below.
Common Performance Issues
- Low frames per second (FPS)
- An uneven gameplay experience
- Graphical glitches and errors
- Poor quality in-game video
1. Restart your PlayStation
By completely powering off the PlayStation console and then turning it back on, you can clear caches and potentially resolve any lag issues.
- Remove any accessories you have connected to the PS console.
- Press and hold the Power button on the front of the console until it turns off.
- Unplug the console for 2-5 minutes.
- Plug it back in and reboot the console.
- Retest the game and see if the issue persists.
2. Check your Cable Connections
If you continue to experience lag on your PS console even after restarting it, try inspecting the cables and connections for any potential issues. Loose controllers or power cables can negatively impact console performance, so it is recommended to conduct a thorough check of these cables when encountering an error.
1) Carefully inspect the controller and power cables for any visible signs of damage, such as fraying or wear
2) Examine the power supply for any indications of damage
3) Ensure that all cables are correctly secured, and make sure they are tightly connected.
3. Make sure your console is clean
If you have had your PlayStation for a while, dust and grime may have accumulated inside the console. system. If this is left alone, it can negatively affect performance.
The debris can trap heat, forcing the fans to work harder, reducing overall efficiency.
Important to keep in mind:
- To improve your system's performance and ensure it runs cooler, it's important to clean out the dust
- Additionally, while performing this maintenance, make sure your PS is positioned in a well-ventilated area. Avoid placing it in an enclosed space that traps heat and ensure that the console's vents are not blocked by placing it too close to other surfaces or objects.
4. Make sure your games are updated
It is important to keep your game always updated.
Developers frequently release patches designed to address issues such as frame rate slowdowns and lengthy loading times are frequently released.
You can find all the Dave The Diver Patch Notes and Announcements on our page: Dave the Diver.
In most cases, your device will automatically update games you frequently play and check for updates when launching games that haven't been played in a while.
However, if your system is not consistently connected to the internet, you can manually initiate the update process following the steps below:
1) From your home screen, highlight Dave The Diver
2) Press the Options button on your controller
3) In the menu that appears, select Check for Update
4) The system will then search for any available updates
5) If updates are found, follow the prompts to download and install them.
5. Free up space on your SSD
A full hard drive can also slow PS down performance. To create more space on your PlayStation, removing old games and unused apps is recommended.
Please refer to the official PlayStation guide below on how to manage storage space:
6. Clear the System Software Cache/Rebuild Database
You can also try clearing the system software cache and rebuilding the database, which may help improve the situation. To perform these tasks, you'll need to boot your console in Safe Mode.
Please refer to the link below for detailed instructions:
Reinstall PlayStation System Software on Safe Mode
7. Contact our Support Team
If you have encountered a bug or other issues unrelated to the performance of your device, please open a Support ticket here:
8. When Encountering Issues related to your PlayStation Account
For PlayStation device-related defects and payment related issues, please contact the official PlayStation Support Center at the link below: