I was having the same problem as you guys, but I fixed it last night. I’m not sure if this’ll work for you but you guys can give it a try. Right click your gw2 exe and go to properties. Look at the location of your file there and at the end of it add -fps. It should look like Guild Wars 2\Gw2.exe" -fps (there’s a space after the .exe" then -fps) then after the -fps add a space and put your frame rate 10 above what it used to be. So, it should look like Guild Wars 2\Gw2.exe" -fps 70 if you had 60 fps before. Apply the settings and go into the game and turn your frame limiter in-game to unlimited. This is what worked for me so you may tinker with the -fps command and change the number around a bit if putting it 10 above doesn’t work for you. Hope this helps at least some of you.