Hey!
I have lived with this problem for years. Sometimes i go back to it trying to fix it, then I get frustrated and just bear with it. Until next I get frustrated over the stutters.
Here is old video but what I also see
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j3WvNxi-9fQ
My configuration
RTX 2080Ti 11G Windforce OC
Ryzen 7 3700x
Kingston Hyperx Fury 32GB DDR 3200Mhz CL16 1.35V
MSI MAG B550 Tomahawk
Couple SSDs, windows for example running on m2. 1 Evo and 1 Chinese brand called GoldenFir (I did benchmarks for it and it was actually faster than evo at points). I have tried games on HDD, All the SSDs even m2. So games it fixes, like I think Cities skylines worked fine after moving it from HDD to SSD.
What I have tried? We swapped GPUs with friend for couple weeks. He said he doesn't get any stutters. I have changed whole motherboard, cpu and rams. Used to have I7-9700K with asus rog motherboard and a lot slower 2100 16gb ram. The only thing left is old PSU which is 750w. It was Seasonic Prime something. I have messed with windows settings. Like the power settings, game bar (which is disabled). Nvidia controlpanel settings. Game settings higher and lower. Vsync on/off, Gsync on/off. I have capped my fps to 60 and changed my monitor refresh rate to 60 as well just in case. Have tried HDMI and Display. And different ports for Display. Also I have tried Overclocks on and off.
I know some people might be guessing thermal throttling. So let me say this, I have X52 cooler on my CPU so it runs highest at 60c while full speed ahead. My GPU after thermal paste change has gone from 85c to 72c at highest.
My Ram usage usually doesn't get too high cuz well, 32gb.
I have heard about dropping voltages on ram, but I am too scared to do it. I am not even sure how much I should do it. Afraid to break something.
Could bad voltage from plug cause it? I live in a old house.
Thanks for everyone already, I hope to get this fixed. Been considering selling it cheap and buying gaming laptop because i could carry it around more easily. But rather fix it, I have spent tons of money on it :/
/weird note, some games work perfectly like Destiny 2 and World WarZ
I have lived with this problem for years. Sometimes i go back to it trying to fix it, then I get frustrated and just bear with it. Until next I get frustrated over the stutters.
Here is old video but what I also see
My configuration
RTX 2080Ti 11G Windforce OC
Ryzen 7 3700x
Kingston Hyperx Fury 32GB DDR 3200Mhz CL16 1.35V
MSI MAG B550 Tomahawk
Couple SSDs, windows for example running on m2. 1 Evo and 1 Chinese brand called GoldenFir (I did benchmarks for it and it was actually faster than evo at points). I have tried games on HDD, All the SSDs even m2. So games it fixes, like I think Cities skylines worked fine after moving it from HDD to SSD.
What I have tried? We swapped GPUs with friend for couple weeks. He said he doesn't get any stutters. I have changed whole motherboard, cpu and rams. Used to have I7-9700K with asus rog motherboard and a lot slower 2100 16gb ram. The only thing left is old PSU which is 750w. It was Seasonic Prime something. I have messed with windows settings. Like the power settings, game bar (which is disabled). Nvidia controlpanel settings. Game settings higher and lower. Vsync on/off, Gsync on/off. I have capped my fps to 60 and changed my monitor refresh rate to 60 as well just in case. Have tried HDMI and Display. And different ports for Display. Also I have tried Overclocks on and off.
I know some people might be guessing thermal throttling. So let me say this, I have X52 cooler on my CPU so it runs highest at 60c while full speed ahead. My GPU after thermal paste change has gone from 85c to 72c at highest.
My Ram usage usually doesn't get too high cuz well, 32gb.
I have heard about dropping voltages on ram, but I am too scared to do it. I am not even sure how much I should do it. Afraid to break something.
Could bad voltage from plug cause it? I live in a old house.
Thanks for everyone already, I hope to get this fixed. Been considering selling it cheap and buying gaming laptop because i could carry it around more easily. But rather fix it, I have spent tons of money on it :/
/weird note, some games work perfectly like Destiny 2 and World WarZ