The creators of Star Wars Jedi: Survivor released a statement about the status of the PC version

The technical status of Star Wars Jedi: Survivor is definitely not something the studio could boast of, which is why it issued a statement apologizing to the community for the bad start. Particularly interesting is the passage that gives the impression that the fault is not on the side of the game, but somewhere else:For example, gamers using the latest multi-threaded chipsets designed for Windows 11 have experienced issues with Windows 10, and high-end GPUs paired with less powerful CPUs have also experienced unexpected frame drops. Rest assured that we are working quickly to resolve these cases.“

It looks like the team is actively working on fixes to improve the performance of Star Wars Jedi: Survivor in a wide variety of configurations. According to the developers, there is no comprehensive solution, so they have a really difficult task ahead of them, which they decided to perform on behalf of their community. New problem he found Alexander Battaglia from Digital Foundry, no doubt the fact that DRM will prevent you from installing a game you own on multiple machines, making it almost impossible for you to find out if the error is in your machine or, conversely, in the work itself.