[SOLVED] CS:GO Stuttering with Ryzen 3700x

[hiqutie]

I have bought a new system with Ryzen 3700x as the CPU and I love playing CS:GO which is a CPU heavy game. However the issue I am having is that within a round if i get shot at or grenade blows up in front of me or randomly for nor reason my game starts to stutter. However my fps is stable 300. This effect ends as the new round starts. Does anyone have any idea what is the cause of this? I tried Affinity, Priority and all kinds of other things after searching on the internet.
And to clarify this sort of stuttering only happens on CS:GO.

Full Specs:

Ryzen 7 3700x
RTX 2060S
X570 MSI Carbide gaming pro wifi
Corsair vengeance Pro RGB @ 3477Ghz.
Corsair RM750x
DeepCool Castle v2 rgb 360mm
Adata XPG SX8200 Pro

Any help is appreciated.

 

[GarrettL]

Tried with 3200 memory frequency yet?

 

[hiqutie]

I have only been running it with A-XMP setting in BIOS. I'll try without a-xmp and then with lower value.

Thanks.

 

[drivinfast247]

What RAM?

 

[hiqutie]

No luck with the 3200mhz config.

Ram I am using : Corsair vengeance Pro RGB 3466MHZ 2x8 Sticks.

 

[drivinfast247]

RAM in correct slots? Latest BIOS for motherboard?

 

[hiqutie]

Yes Sir,

Latest driver and made sure dim sticks are placed per manual. I'll repeat this issue only happening for CS:GO. Other games like COD:MW, League etc do not have any stutters.

 

[zx128k]

If you are overclocked in any way, try the system at stock. Also make sure there is no packet loss on your network connection.

https://www.drivereasy.com/knowledge/how-to-fix-csgo-stuttering-issues-easily/#Fix2

Steam Community :: Guide :: CS:GO optimization guide for MOST stable FPS [2019]

Do you get random fps drops while playing? Do you feel you're supposed to get more out of your system? Then this guide is for you. [Last update: 21 Jan 7:25pm] This guide is mainly for computers

steamcommunity.com

 

[hiqutie]

I have tried with base clocks without precision boost or overdrive. I have tried some of the optimisation settings in the guide but no luck, will try combination of all again.

 

[The Mad Asshatter]

Try Vsync if its not on... Check to make sure the wait for vertical refresh isnt on. All else fails, quit playing games that people use to compare how many hundreds of FPS they are getting even though their monitor is at best doing 144/sec.

 

[The Mad Asshatter]

O ya- Make sure your power settings are set for the program, not for background applications. If you're running like 34 tabs of youtube you might be getting some hiccups from that.