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Does anyone know what this issue could be? In Final Fantasy 14, the camera movement appears choppy, and it almost seems like there's a constant micro-stutter. This only happens in certain locations, and I can't figure out what's causing it. G-sync and V-sync are both turned on in Nvidia Control...

I've recently upgraded my CPU and GPU yet computer still runs extremely slow as in most games like Fortnite run at 20 fps or so and the entire computer is slow and choppy I've tried many online solutions and they only provide minor fixes, any solutions??

So I just got my laptop back from repairs, I noticed they installed a new motherboard and the GPU went from 6 GB GDDR5 to 8 GB. Awesome, not only that but I noticed the new CPU is more undervoltable, so I rig it up to a -90 mV and it runs peachy, highest it ever goes is around 95C on Apex...

So lately I've been having this problem where I've noticed that my cursor hasn't been running as smooth as it should be, but only after the pc has been on for a while. Meaning that when I first boot my pc, my cursor is fine and everything is fine but as the day goes on, the motion of the cursor...

So, i bought a pc in 2018 and back there i went to a event where i could try similar pcs to mine and were so much smoother like butter and with 0 lag and mine were not even close. I couldnt solve the problem so I replace every single component( in 2020 )thinking that will fix it but it didnt...

Hello, I have noticed that when I play Fortnite, my frames get choppy sometimes. The frames seem to go down and become laggy when I look at something. For example, a game like Fortnite the frames go down and become choppy and stutter when I look at a certain part of the air or turn around in...

Hi, I've recently gone from a 1080p 60Hz TV from a 2k 144Hz monitor (ASUS PG279Q to be exact). When playing on my TV, in pretty much all games I could play with high setting and in some cases fully maxed out with a smooth 60fps and the games would look like butter. With my new monitor its so...

Hi all, The title pretty much says it all but in more detail: I have a dual monitor setup, primary is plugged in using DisplayPort and secondary using HDMI, both plugged directly into my video card. When I have a stream/video open (using Chrome) on monitor 2, my primary monitor games become...