Recent content by nors3

Hey man did you end up fixing your issue? I am having similar issues and I have the exact same build.

UPDATE & SOLVED: I did a clean reinstall of Windows 11 using a USB and going into offline. Deleted and wiped everything on my SSD (all partitions) reinstalled all the drivers and reconfigured the monitors to work with NVIDIA’s latest drivers. I also made sure to reinstall the chipset drivers...

Alright, I am going to reinstall W11 today. I just tested the monitor on my old PC and it worked with no issues, seems to only happen on this computer.

Yeah I just tried to switch from my power strip directly into the wall and it still does it. It isn't a huge issue because I can just use my 1080p monitor to get into the Recovery menu and into Safe mode by unplugging the G8, but it is quite annoying that I get a black screen even attempting...

I just cleared the CMOS, I still have the issue :/ For the displays, they are both hooked to the GPU, I can't do iGPU because I have a 13900kf and it doesn't have dedicated graphics unfortunately.

My apologies. Here are my specs: CPU: i9 13900KF CPU cooler: H150i Elite Motherboard: Asus Z790-E Ram: Corsair Vengeance (2 x 16) 5600Mhz I believe SSD/HDD: 1 970 evo (1tb) GPU: 4090 (TUF) PSU: RM 1000x Chassis: NZXT H9 OS: W11 Home Monitor: Odyssey Neo G8 (main monitor) with a AW2521HF...

Recently I bought an Odyssey Neo G8 because I wanted to upgrade from 1440p to 4k. However, sometimes this monitor will refuse to show display and mainly happens when booting into safe mode (Holding shift and clicking restart). For instance I boot into my 1080p monitor into safe mode and it works...

In the NVIDIA settings? I tried it with vsync set to "on" and "fast" and unfortunately it still stutters. I am gonna try Intel graphics again tomorrow just to make sure it still drops frames. The Display Port cable is directly connected to my first Display Port slot in my GPU, I tried switching...

Okay so I got my 9700k results here. I might take the GPU out again, enable iGPU and try Intel Graphics again. EDIT: I ran two just to make sure and it was around the same results, the other tests were taken without a complete reinstall of windows from changing SSDs

No, but I can technically use Intel UHD graphics again since I still have my 9700k and other MOBO. I remember a month ago I tried this on CSGO and as soon as I loaded in the game I still stuttered. If it isn't the GPU the only real option left is the PSU unless there is some pulled cable or cut...

Alright so I just tested a Clean Boot and I disabled everything other than Window's Services, restarted and rechecked task manager just to make sure that only Windows services were running, fired up Splitgate and I stuttered pretty badly leaving spawn, around a ~80 fps drop. I tested on GTA5 and...

For my SSD, I took out the M.2 (Windows was installed on) and reinstalled windows on my SATA SSD and it still stuttered the exact same way. I also thought it was an SSD issue bc during few minutes of games it stutters as if it is loading something in, but I tried 2 different SSD's in my system...

Thanks for the reply. So I borrowed my friends Alienware AW2521HF 240hz along with a different display cable and then didn't use any other monitor, and then turned freesync on. I played splitgate and it stuttered very bad in the beginning of the game but near the end it barely stuttered. It...

Hello everyone, so after a few months of trying literally almost everything I can think of, I am slowly starting to give up on fixing this issue. I am having random microstutters, where every game I play drops 1-5 fps and causes a noticeable stutter, almost freezing for a half a second. Some...