2080 high fps really bad micro stutters, have tried alot 144 hz monitor

[jackcornblatt]

Hi so my past two builds have had really bad stuttering going on and i dont know why

I switched 2080 and replaced it with a new 2080 and still the same problems so not gpu
cleared GPU drivers and reinstalled drivers
got a diagnosis at micro center they couldn't figure it out
reinstalled windows
edit control panel settings
windows tweaker turning security settings off
tried vsync


Once i fixed the problem for 3 days, i realised that adaptive sync was turned on on my monitor so i turned it off and it was very smooth. 3 days later it went back to being laggy not smooth and also had input delay. I tried turning setting off and on but no luck

CPU:8700k
MB: Asus Z390e
GPU: EVGA 2080 XC ULTRA
RAM: 3200mhz corsair RGB PRO 16 GB 2x8
SSD Samsung 860 Evo
Monitor: Asus mg248q
power supply: 750 gold evga

please help this has been going on for months and i am so frustrated

 

[boju]

Watch these guides.

How to setup usb.

[video="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gLfnuE1unS8"][/video]

How to install from usb.

[video="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6uRT-bWE2EQ"][/video]

Some steps you've done already so fast forward if your confident.

 

[jackcornblatt]

not sure what you mean.
it popped up inside of windows like a program right after you created it?

thank you so much this help alot, im still getting a little bit of stutter but it alot better, do you know anything i can do to make it better, all settings for nividia are changed like the game feels kind of slow and heavy where before it felt very fast

 

[QwerkyPengwen]

Not sure what you mean.
Settings for nvidia are changed?
In what way?

If you have a high refresh rate monitor you need to go into nvidia control panel and make sure you have it set to the highest refresh rate that the monitor can handle.

 

[jackcornblatt]

Not sure what you mean.
Settings for nvidia are changed?
In what way?

If you have a high refresh rate monitor you need to go into nvidia control panel and make sure you have it set to the highest refresh rate that the monitor can handle.

Sorry I meant I changed them to correct settings that are best for performance and like highest refresh rate available, not sure why but still feeling a little

 

[QwerkyPengwen]

If you are getting more fps than the monitor can handle, then try enabling v-sync

 

[jackcornblatt]

Tried that and made it worse

 

[jackcornblatt]

Not sure what you mean.
Settings for nvidia are changed?
In what way?

If you have a high refresh rate monitor you need to go into nvidia control panel and make sure you have it set to the highest refresh rate that the monitor can handle.

Also I tried adaptive sync on my monitor and same thing, should I try adaptive sync with other v syncs

 

[QwerkyPengwen]

I dont know dude.
Make sure windows power plan is set to high performance.

In your monitor settings make sure to turn off any adaptive sync and if there is a response time option for normal and fast, whatever it's currently on, change it to the other.

 

[QwerkyPengwen]

Are you connecting to the monitor using HDMI or display port?

 

[boju]

Im wondering if this is to do with added Gsync support on Freesync monitor's? Possibly.

[video="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qg2G1I7-fqQ"][/video]

Watch from 3mins.

Edit as said by Simply, need Displayport for this to work as the guy in the video instructs.

 

[jackcornblatt]

Are you connecting to the monitor using HDMI or display port?

i do have display port lemme check this out

 

[jackcornblatt]

Im wondering if this is to do with added Gsync support on Freesync monitor's? Possibly.

[video="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qg2G1I7-fqQ"][/video]

Watch from 3mins.

Edit as said by Simply, need Displayport for this to work as the guy in the video instructs.

sometimes its smooth and sometimes i will still get micro stutter but also i have like screen flickering

 

[jackcornblatt]

maybe i should try fixed refrshed rate

 

[QwerkyPengwen]

If you are now using adaptive sync, disable it.

 

[jackcornblatt]

also this has always been happeing too but i will have like in game skips were if i jump and i skip during the jump it will stop the jump

 

[jackcornblatt]

If you are now using adaptive sync, disable it.

ok sure

 

[boju]

You did everything that guy said in NvidiaCP and monitor menu?

 

[jackcornblatt]

yes sir

 

[jackcornblatt]

o wait

 

[jackcornblatt]

i need to reboot

 

[jackcornblatt]

You did everything that guy said in NvidiaCP and monitor menu?

no wait nvm you need to reboot if g sync doesnt pop up so i did do everything

 

[jackcornblatt]

also i play on a streched resolution of 1153 by 1080 but that sohuld affect it

 

[boju]

Also for freesync/gsync to work you need to be inside the range. Think between 40 and 144fps. If frames go over 144fps then it'll be out of sync range and can cause screen tear and micro stutters. Vsync is usually helpful to limit fps if games you play can easily exceed. I go one step further to limit fps to 143 just to be sure im not at the maximum limit. I use Gsync monitor though but should be the same deal for you.

 

[jackcornblatt]

i can limit fps to 144 in fortnite?

 

[jackcornblatt]

Also for freesync/gsync to work you need to be inside the range. Think between 40 and 144fps. If frames go over 144fps then it'll be out of sync range and can cause screen tear and micro stutters. Vsync is usually helpful to limit fps if games you play can easily exceed. I go one step further to limit fps to 143 just to be sure im not at the maximum limit. I use Gsync monitor though but should be the same deal for you.

could limitnig fps in fortnite do it? also i play on a strechted res of 1153 by 1080