Hi, sorry for the long read. I have micro-stutter along side FPS drops in all games. The fps doesn't drop by more than around 20. I experience a micro-stutter with each FPS drop. Less intensive games have less stutter and fps drops. Highly intensive games have much more fps drops and stutter.
What I tried(and prob more):
I can monitor the frametime and framerate in MSI afterburner. The graph clearly shows every time I get an fps drop the framtime has a massive spike and that causes the stutters. The only thing that helps me is turning on vsync adaptive (half refresh) which caps the fps at 72. Then I don't have barely any stuttering. This seems to eliminate a lot of the stutters, but with the rig I have don't want to play a game at 72 fps when I can run it at 200.
I have recorded a video using my phone with the stutter. On here you can't see it as much because of the bad camera and not actually playing the game. Look at the micro stutter at 0:47/0:48 on the stairs, keep replaying to see because like I said it's not as noticable on the video. Another stutter can be seen at 1:40.
Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x6aERNKL7Tc
I was wondering if anyone could have any idea? I'm literally lost and been at this for months. I replaced so many parts without luck.... I am seriously willing to pay someone who would find a working solution for me, and I will...
Thank you for any answers in advance!
My specs:
CPU: i7 8700k @ 3.7 Ghz (4.4ghz turbo)
Motherboard: MSI Gaming PLUS Z370
Cooler: Liquid Cooler Kraken X62
RAM: 2x8 GB DDR4 Vengeance 3200Mhz
GPU: GTX 1080Ti
Case: NZXT S340
PSU: EVGA G2 750 W
Storage: Samsung Evo 840 - 120GB (OS)
Samsung Evo 850 - 500GB
OS: Windows 10 home official 64-bit
Display: Benq xl2411 144hz 1080p
What I tried(and prob more):
Disabling gamebar and a lot of crap in windows 10 settings.
disabling diagtrack service.
disabling any background programs.
formatted PC 3 times(all drivers etc.)
Capping fps with vsync or an external program - Whenever I cap my fps it still drops under the cap. When I have 180fps, it drops by like 20. If I cap it at 144 fps, it still drops by like 15 and stutters. Capping it at 100, still drops to like 90/95 and the stutter is there.
Changing CPU, Motherboard, Disk, RAM, GPU, Power supply(not the cables), thermal paste.
All temperatures are perfect - 60c while gaming max on cpu and gpu.
Change Nvidia settings/windows to high performance/max performance
Tried Nvidia Control Panel settings, like vsync, pre-rendered frames 1 and 4. PhysX CPU and GPU and AUTO.
Changed Monitors/cable to monitor
Changed power cable to PSU
Changed windows pagefile to auto. I've then set it to 2000mb, and my stuff was crashing because out of memory. I've now set it to 16gb pagefile. In result all the settings didn't help.
I can monitor the frametime and framerate in MSI afterburner. The graph clearly shows every time I get an fps drop the framtime has a massive spike and that causes the stutters. The only thing that helps me is turning on vsync adaptive (half refresh) which caps the fps at 72. Then I don't have barely any stuttering. This seems to eliminate a lot of the stutters, but with the rig I have don't want to play a game at 72 fps when I can run it at 200.
I have recorded a video using my phone with the stutter. On here you can't see it as much because of the bad camera and not actually playing the game. Look at the micro stutter at 0:47/0:48 on the stairs, keep replaying to see because like I said it's not as noticable on the video. Another stutter can be seen at 1:40.
Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x6aERNKL7Tc
I was wondering if anyone could have any idea? I'm literally lost and been at this for months. I replaced so many parts without luck.... I am seriously willing to pay someone who would find a working solution for me, and I will...
Thank you for any answers in advance!
My specs:
CPU: i7 8700k @ 3.7 Ghz (4.4ghz turbo)
Motherboard: MSI Gaming PLUS Z370
Cooler: Liquid Cooler Kraken X62
RAM: 2x8 GB DDR4 Vengeance 3200Mhz
GPU: GTX 1080Ti
Case: NZXT S340
PSU: EVGA G2 750 W
Storage: Samsung Evo 840 - 120GB (OS)
Samsung Evo 850 - 500GB
OS: Windows 10 home official 64-bit
Display: Benq xl2411 144hz 1080p
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