Question Frametime problems

[waynebouvett]

So i had a new gaming PC and i had i5-8400 and a RTX 2080 then i changed everything because i had unstable framtimes now i have i7-9700k and a rtx 2080 and it's still having unstable frametimes it spikes to around 678000ms this happens to all games that i have.

 

[waynebouvett]

Could it be the monitor because i had this problem with 3 pc's?

 

[4745454b]

What do you mean by frame time? How are you measuring it?

 

[waynebouvett]

What do you mean by frame time? How are you measuring it?

Afterburner Software

 

[Rogue Leader]

How often are these spikes (please share a screen shot from Afterburner of your performance over a few minutes)? Have they gotten more or less frequent?

In game do you notice these spikes or not?

 

[waynebouvett]

How often are these spikes (please share a screen shot from Afterburner of your performance over a few minutes)? Have they gotten more or less frequent?

In game do you notice these spikes or not?

https://ibb.co/gDP7XqS , https://ibb.co/f0BcKz4 . The problem is that if i have 60 fps i should have 16ms but it spikes to 20's and 60's and sometimes even 5000's

 

[waynebouvett]

This is why i am saying that it could be the monitor so i have a setting in the monitor that is Direct Drive mode i enabled it and the frametimes are much reduced than before https://ibb.co/XyNRq7f

 

[Rogue Leader]

It very well could be false readings, especially if you're playing something that you get very high average fps in. It also could be if you're using v-sync, or freesync, etc. If you're not seeing the frametime issues visually in game (HUGE spikes like that would cause a visible stutter) then the issue is not there.

 

[Magicblow]

I got spikes over 2 milion biggest was 2mln 400k.
My frametime looks same. It look sams but not always. No pattern totally random and I'm freezing sometimes as well

 

[Rogue Leader]

SO same hardware, just swapped the CPU and GPU?

Can you provide exact specs of all parts.

Also you said this happens in all games. Offline, online, or both?

 

[waynebouvett]

SO same hardware, just swapped the CPU and GPU?

Can you provide exact specs of all parts.

Also you said this happens in all games. Offline, online, or both?

This happens to all games

motherboard = Rog strix z390-f(new)
Cpu = i7-9700k(new)
gpu = rtx 2080(new)
16gb ram(new)
850w power supply

 

[waynebouvett]

It very well could be false readings, especially if you're playing something that you get very high average fps in. It also could be if you're using v-sync, or freesync, etc. If you're not seeing the frametime issues visually in game (HUGE spikes like that would cause a visible stutter) then the issue is not there.

i don't think it's false readings because i feel the spikes and the lag like when it's 60 fps it feels like 30 for some reason and when i look around in a game it is chucky it isn't smooth at all

 

[Rogue Leader]

This happens to all games

motherboard = Rog strix z390-f(new)
Cpu = i7-9700k(new)
gpu = rtx 2080(new)
16gb ram(new)
850w power supply

More detail on every part of your system (make model speed etc) . 850w PSU tells me nothing. Nor does 16gb of ram

i don't think it's false readings because i feel the spikes and the lag like when it's 60 fps it feels like 30 for some reason and when i look around in a game it is chucky it isn't smooth at all

Are you using vsync, or gsync? Can you video this behavior?