Recently, I've started noticing a frequent pattern of stuttering in games I've been playing. Most notably Mass Effect Legendary Edition, MechWarrior 5, The Outer Worlds, Senua's Sacrifice and a handful of other games. I've seen online that UE:4 has really bad asset streaming but I never imagined it to be this bad.
I've reinstalled Windows, going as far as to not install third party applications to perform testing but all the games still have a stuttering issue. Mostly with loading assets on the fly. All of these games are running on an MP600 SSD which is Gen 4.
Specs are:
RTX 2070 Super
MSI X570 A Pro
16G RAM
AMD Ryzen 5 3600X
The CPU is cooled with an AIO in the 70's on a heavy workload and the GPU never reaches 80. The RAM is a bit funky, it's Corsair Vengeance LPX that's rated for 3600mhz but is unstable at that speed. Currently runs at 3200. I've read online that RAM can be an issue in some cases but I've never seen this type of stuttering in games like Red Dead Redemption 2 and that game runs buttery smooth. It's starting to drive me a bit crazy, I can power through it but I'm at my limit. If anyone knows what could be causing this issue it would be greatly appreciated.
I've reinstalled Windows, going as far as to not install third party applications to perform testing but all the games still have a stuttering issue. Mostly with loading assets on the fly. All of these games are running on an MP600 SSD which is Gen 4.
Specs are:
RTX 2070 Super
MSI X570 A Pro
16G RAM
AMD Ryzen 5 3600X
The CPU is cooled with an AIO in the 70's on a heavy workload and the GPU never reaches 80. The RAM is a bit funky, it's Corsair Vengeance LPX that's rated for 3600mhz but is unstable at that speed. Currently runs at 3200. I've read online that RAM can be an issue in some cases but I've never seen this type of stuttering in games like Red Dead Redemption 2 and that game runs buttery smooth. It's starting to drive me a bit crazy, I can power through it but I'm at my limit. If anyone knows what could be causing this issue it would be greatly appreciated.