All games are lagging on this build

[kaneki_gho]

·CPU : Ryzen 1700x : https://www.alternate.de/html/product/1333127

·GPU : GTX 1080 Ti Strix : https://www.alternate.de/html/product/1341938

·RAM : Corsair Vengeance LPX DDR4 3200 Mhz (2x) Dual Kit 2x8 GB (32 GB) : https://www.alternate.de/html/product/1221890

·MOBO : ASRock x370 Gaming Pro : https://www.alternate.de/html/product/1333828

·PSU : Corsair RM 750x : https://www.alternate.de/html/product/1417703

·SSD : Samsung 850 Evo 250 GB : https://www.alternate.de/html/product/1163757

·HDD : Seagate 4000(4TB) : https://www.alternate.de/html/product/1299482

·CPU Cooler : Hyper 212 Led Turbo : https://www.alternate.de/html/product/1335599

·Monitor : Asus VG248QE 144Hz : https://www.alternate.de/html/product/1055184

·Case : Corsair Carbide 270R : https://www.alternate.de/html/product/1312338

1050 Ti gets better results than a 1080 Ti Strix? And why are all my games stuttering I have tried so many things.
https://youtu.be/tZts2HONsGE
More clips :
https://youtu.be/GDEzTuX_9qc
https://youtu.be/zTL4gmhagAs (in this one I had clean installed my Windows)
Windows 10 Home 64bit

 

[kaneki_gho]

Well I just ran Far Cry 4 (SSD) and by the time I spawned (I was in a mission) an explosion occured and the game stuttered a few times. So basically playing through SSD doesn't fix the issue. Sometimes in online games, for example like League of Legends, when people come out of bushes my PC stutters for a second (which is enough time for my opponents to deal a lot of damage or even kill me) which puts me at a disadvantage in competitive games.

 

[kaneki_gho]

Ok, I will change my MOBO now we can continue with the other one. (Im back to my old MOBO)

 

[Rogue Leader]

Ok

I'm at a loss as to what your issue is. We have changed things, reinstalled windows. I honestly just don't know. I will call in for some outside opinions.

 

[kaneki_gho]

Ok

I'm at a loss as to what your issue is. We have changed things, reinstalled windows. I honestly just don't know. I will call in for some outside opinions.

I just remembered that my technicians used their SSD with Windows 10 fresh installed to test games so I guess the issue doesn't come from the SSD/HDD (they also tried another pair of Ram). I am currently uploading a video of the Browser issue. Its similar to the games issue. It must have something to do with multitasking.
Here is the video (Youtube is probably working on the quality still) :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mUMOUcluwvM&feature=youtu.be

 

[Rogue Leader]

You running your ram at 3200mhz?

Can you try taking 2 DIMMS out and running only 2 and making sure its at 3200mhz?

 

[poopflinger]

I've been following this thread over the past couple of days. Have you tried swapping CPUs yet? If it's not a memory, motherboard, or disk drive issue... that leaves one option, the CPU. Know anyone with a Ryzen CPU you can try out?

 

[kaneki_gho]

You running your ram at 3200mhz?

Can you try taking 2 DIMMS out and running only 2 and making sure its at 3200mhz?

I was about to say that before installing Windows today I removed 2 DIMMS and tested some games. It didn't help though (I have tried that in the past too).

 

[kaneki_gho]

I've been following this thread over the past couple of days. Have you tried swapping CPUs yet? If it's not a memory, motherboard, or disk drive issue... that leaves one option, the CPU. Know anyone with a Ryzen CPU you can try out?

No, I don't know anyone with a Ryzen CPU but I have tried something similar to this with my other Computer which has the exact same issue. I used my CPU warranty because at first I though that the issue was between the Ram and the CPU but now I'm kinda lost. I just have to try everything out I guess.
So far I have exchanged GPU/MOBO/RAM/SSD or HDD and PSU. I could by another Ryzen for like a hundred euro but as I already told you I have already tried something similar and it didn't help. Plus I don't want any money to go to waste.

 

[poopflinger]

I've been following this thread over the past couple of days. Have you tried swapping CPUs yet? If it's not a memory, motherboard, or disk drive issue... that leaves one option, the CPU. Know anyone with a Ryzen CPU you can try out?

No, I don't know anyone with a Ryzen CPU but I have tried something similar to this with my other Computer which has the exact same issue. I used my CPU warranty because at first I though that the issue was between the Ram and the CPU but now I'm kinda lost. I just have to try everything out I guess.
So far I have exchanged GPU/MOBO/RAM/SSD or HDD and PSU. I could by another Ryzen for like a hundred euro but as I already told you I have already tried something similar and it didn't help. Plus I don't want any money to go to waste.

It's a different system you tried it out on, though, right? Did you try all those swaps with the other system too? It may be suffering from a different issue if you haven't tried all the same fixes. Process of elimination is heavily leaning toward the CPU. However, you may just have some weird diversity of hardware that just doesn't seem to gel well together. So swapping one part out may not be enough. Either way, I would try swapping the CPU somehow. Possibly get another CPU from AMD through their warranty process?

 

[kaneki_gho]

I've been following this thread over the past couple of days. Have you tried swapping CPUs yet? If it's not a memory, motherboard, or disk drive issue... that leaves one option, the CPU. Know anyone with a Ryzen CPU you can try out?

No, I don't know anyone with a Ryzen CPU but I have tried something similar to this with my other Computer which has the exact same issue. I used my CPU warranty because at first I though that the issue was between the Ram and the CPU but now I'm kinda lost. I just have to try everything out I guess.
So far I have exchanged GPU/MOBO/RAM/SSD or HDD and PSU. I could by another Ryzen for like a hundred euro but as I already told you I have already tried something similar and it didn't help. Plus I don't want any money to go to waste.

It's a different system you tried it out on, though, right? Did you try all those swaps with the other system too? It may be suffering from a different issue if you haven't tried all the same fixes. Process of elimination is heavily leaning toward the CPU. However, you may just have some weird diversity of hardware that just doesn't seem to gel well together. So swapping one part out may not be enough. Either way, I would try swapping the CPU somehow. Possibly get another CPU from AMD through their warranty process?

I'll see what I can do about the CPU.

 

[Karadjgne]

There's also 1 other possible culprit, the monitor. It's not your standard plug and play monitor, it does have a ton of user settings, some of which should be disabled (stereoscopic 3d, ailight) and some should be changed (use theater mode, trace free 60-80 not 100) and some in nvidia control panel might need adjusting (let application control 3d etc)

 

[kaneki_gho]

There's also 1 other possible culprit, the monitor. It's not your standard plug and play monitor, it does have a ton of user settings, some of which should be disabled (stereoscopic 3d, ailight) and some should be changed (use theater mode, trace free 60-80 not 100) and some in nvidia control panel might need adjusting (let application control 3d etc)

I have two monitors. Tried both of em individually.

 

[Karadjgne]

And both monitors will have the same default settings, with the same nvidia settings, you did nothing. I'm not saying the monitor is bad. I'm saying that because you have such a high grade monitor, you might have to adjust things to suit your needs, not just plug in and play. The default monitor settings might not be set right for the power a 1080ti can bring. It's only 1080p and really not a challenge at all for that gpu. The 144fps is the responsibility of the cpu, but gpu/monitor settings can and will change that number. Many of those monitors have their own vsync capability, overriding any vsync from the gpu, which will introduce stutters. I don't see this as being a hardware issue, but a software/settings issue.

 

[Rogue Leader]

And both monitors will have the same default settings, with the same nvidia settings, you did nothing. I'm not saying the monitor is bad. I'm saying that because you have such a high grade monitor, you might have to adjust things to suit your needs, not just plug in and play. The default monitor settings might not be set right for the power a 1080ti can bring. It's only 1080p and really not a challenge at all for that gpu. The 144fps is the responsibility of the cpu, but gpu/monitor settings can and will change that number. Many of those monitors have their own vsync capability, overriding any vsync from the gpu, which will introduce stutters. I don't see this as being a hardware issue, but a software/settings issue.

Except you can see the stutters in recordings, so it can't be settings in the monitor.

 

[kaneki_gho]

And both monitors will have the same default settings, with the same nvidia settings, you did nothing. I'm not saying the monitor is bad. I'm saying that because you have such a high grade monitor, you might have to adjust things to suit your needs, not just plug in and play. The default monitor settings might not be set right for the power a 1080ti can bring. It's only 1080p and really not a challenge at all for that gpu. The 144fps is the responsibility of the cpu, but gpu/monitor settings can and will change that number. Many of those monitors have their own vsync capability, overriding any vsync from the gpu, which will introduce stutters. I don't see this as being a hardware issue, but a software/settings issue.

Okay, I'll try this out. I have already played with some of these setting in the past but I'm not sure if I tried all of them. And once you are here do you know if this Display Port cable supports 144hz? I've been using an HDMI cable for my 2nd Monitor which was running at 60hz. But I bought a Display Port (after reading some threads about Display Port cables for 144hz) and it didn't give me the 144hz option and made the colors brighter (looks worse).
This is the cable :
http://prntscr.com/kzq65p

 

[kaneki_gho]

And both monitors will have the same default settings, with the same nvidia settings, you did nothing. I'm not saying the monitor is bad. I'm saying that because you have such a high grade monitor, you might have to adjust things to suit your needs, not just plug in and play. The default monitor settings might not be set right for the power a 1080ti can bring. It's only 1080p and really not a challenge at all for that gpu. The 144fps is the responsibility of the cpu, but gpu/monitor settings can and will change that number. Many of those monitors have their own vsync capability, overriding any vsync from the gpu, which will introduce stutters. I don't see this as being a hardware issue, but a software/settings issue.

Except you can see the stutters in recordings, so it can't be settings in the monitor.

I'll try it out anyway. Even though I have my doubts.
(Didn't work)

 

[King Dranzer]

Did you try plugging your entire setup into different power-source than what you are using now. Can be external problem. Try connecting it in different room. If using UPS try connecting it directly instead.

 

[kaneki_gho]

Did you try plugging your entire setup into different power-source than what you are using now. Can be external problem. Try connecting it in different room. If using UPS try connecting it directly instead.

Yes

 

[Rogue Leader]

And both monitors will have the same default settings, with the same nvidia settings, you did nothing. I'm not saying the monitor is bad. I'm saying that because you have such a high grade monitor, you might have to adjust things to suit your needs, not just plug in and play. The default monitor settings might not be set right for the power a 1080ti can bring. It's only 1080p and really not a challenge at all for that gpu. The 144fps is the responsibility of the cpu, but gpu/monitor settings can and will change that number. Many of those monitors have their own vsync capability, overriding any vsync from the gpu, which will introduce stutters. I don't see this as being a hardware issue, but a software/settings issue.

Okay, I'll try this out. I have already played with some of these setting in the past but I'm not sure if I tried all of them. And once you are here do you know if this Display Port cable supports 144hz? I've been using an HDMI cable for my 2nd Monitor which was running at 60hz. But I bought a Display Port (after reading some threads about Display Port cables for 144hz) and it didn't give me the 144hz option and made the colors brighter (looks worse).
This is the cable :
http://prntscr.com/kzq65p

All display port cables support 144hz. if you're not seeing the option its an issue with your monitor or GPU. HDMI out of a 1080ti is v2.0 120hz at 1080p, so unless you are using an ancient cable your second monitor if its 144hz should work at 120hz minimum.

 

[kaneki_gho]

And both monitors will have the same default settings, with the same nvidia settings, you did nothing. I'm not saying the monitor is bad. I'm saying that because you have such a high grade monitor, you might have to adjust things to suit your needs, not just plug in and play. The default monitor settings might not be set right for the power a 1080ti can bring. It's only 1080p and really not a challenge at all for that gpu. The 144fps is the responsibility of the cpu, but gpu/monitor settings can and will change that number. Many of those monitors have their own vsync capability, overriding any vsync from the gpu, which will introduce stutters. I don't see this as being a hardware issue, but a software/settings issue.

Okay, I'll try this out. I have already played with some of these setting in the past but I'm not sure if I tried all of them. And once you are here do you know if this Display Port cable supports 144hz? I've been using an HDMI cable for my 2nd Monitor which was running at 60hz. But I bought a Display Port (after reading some threads about Display Port cables for 144hz) and it didn't give me the 144hz option and made the colors brighter (looks worse).
This is the cable :
http://prntscr.com/kzq65p

All display port cables support 144hz. if you're not seeing the option its an issue with your monitor or GPU. HDMI out of a 1080ti is v2.0 120hz at 1080p, so unless you are using an ancient cable your second monitor if its 144hz should work at 120hz minimum.

Fixed it. Had to change the resolution setting from Ultra HD to PC. (not stuttering)
Here's another video of the stutter(it might help):
https://youtu.be/TSY6aSbV_O8

 

[kaneki_gho]

Ok, I highly doubt that its the CPU but I'll be buying a Ryzen 3 2200G (integrated GPU AMD Radeon VEGA) to test the CPU (I'll also try running games on
the 2200G's integrated GPU with the 1080 Ti unplugged just in case).
It looks like the stutter occurs when (in game) the map loads.
https://youtu.be/J7vrWVXyoy8

 

[kaneki_gho]

Got the CPU. Run some games and literally nothing changed except the CPU usage because the 2200G is slower than the other one own(which is normal).

 

[Rogue Leader]

Did you try to game using the 2200G internal GPU.

 

[kaneki_gho]

Did you try to game using the 2200G internal GPU.

Oh yeah I totally forgot about that. The technicians that worked on my PC told me that they tried one of their GPUs and then used the warranty for my GPU, none of them worked but I'll try the internal just in case.

 

[Rogue Leader]

Did you try to game using the 2200G internal GPU.

Oh yeah I totally forgot about that. The technicians that worked on my PC told me that they tried one of their GPUs and then used the warranty for my GPU, none of them worked but I'll try the internal just in case.

So your system, with a new GPU, still behaves exactly the same?