Recent content by Chode

I wish I could say I had an update for you. Nothing we tried here worked. The only thing I can think of is to switch the gpu's bios from silent to gaming, and see if a more aggressive fan curve will prevent things from getting too hot and potentially stopping the errors.

The GPU ram does get very hot. Over 95C at load according to hwmonitor. The case is well ventilated and has pretty good airflow, so I'm not sure what I can do about this. What tipped you off about it being gpu ram? What can be done about that? Thank you for your continued help and sticking...

Unfortunately this had no effect. Still got a few stutters. I can't find a pattern when looking at task manager -> performance.

The audio does not get interrupted in any way when a stutter occurs. My gpu drivers are just the standard nvidia drivers that Geforce Experience tells me I need to install, I don't have any old or "weird" drivers. I will check again, but I did keep an eye on the performance tab in task manager...

I did some more testing. I ran Unigine Superposition benchmark about ten times to see if the stutter happened, and it did. Normally, my numbers for that benchmark are about Min FPS: 94, Avg FPS: 110, Max FPS: 133. During the eighth benchmark, it did stutter, and my Min FPS dropped to 30 as soon...

It is indeed a fresh install of Windows, I wanted to rule out any kind of software conflict I could. Unfortunately, since the stuttering is random and impossible to predict, it has taken me quite some time to try to troubleshoot it - so my hardware can't be returned to newegg/amazon anymore...

Ok, I'm there, but what am I looking for? Every option I can see doesn't appear to allow the computer to sleep.

Power plan on Windows is High Performance, power management mode in nvidia control panel is set to Prefer maximum performance. In settings -> Power & sleep, the PC is set to "When plugged in, PC goes to sleep after Never."

This is my cable: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07VVJZJ2P/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 It says it is 4k@120Hz capable, which it does do almost all the time, while the cable you are showing me says it can only do 4k@60Hz, so I am confused I saw that was a common reason...

I've had this PC for a few weeks now trying to single out a reason for why there is a stutter every 30 minutes or so. It isn't every few seconds like some people have, but it happens just enough that it can disrupt gaming. PCPartPicker Part List CPU: Intel Core i7-12700K 3.6 GHz 12-Core...