Hey everyone! Thanks for taking time to read through this. I've been suffering with a laptop stutter for at least 7 months and have scoured the internet for research.
I finally figured out the root of the issue. It has to do with AMD and fTPM conflicting, thus causing a consistent gaming stutter happening about every other minute. It's kinda funny how it makes me play. Nevertheless, I would like to resolve it lol.
I do not find the fTPM function on my UEFI BIOS (see below for info on it).
BIOS Version/Date:
American Megatrends International, LLC. G513QY.331, 2/24/2023
Does anyone know where to find it? I'll post screenshots for reference in this Google Doc link. Thanks again everyone! I tried multiple methods which Ill list below so as to avoid complicating this forum. If it happens, ah well haha.
1. In Powershell, i disabled TPM Auto Provisioning with this command thinking it'd open up settings to shut off TPM:
Disable-Tpmautoprovisioning
Turns out, no new settings were open and after testing, the game would still stutter with this. Thus, I reenabled it.
2. Turned off Secure Boot in BIOS menu to test.
Turns out, no difference in game stutter. So I knew TPM was not somehow involved with that option.
3. I ran dialogue box (Windows + R) and typed in tpm.msc to attempt to disable it.
Turns out, there was no disable option. Only clear, and refresh. Even so, just to test it, after testing, the stutter remained.
I finally figured out the root of the issue. It has to do with AMD and fTPM conflicting, thus causing a consistent gaming stutter happening about every other minute. It's kinda funny how it makes me play. Nevertheless, I would like to resolve it lol.
I do not find the fTPM function on my UEFI BIOS (see below for info on it).
BIOS Version/Date:
American Megatrends International, LLC. G513QY.331, 2/24/2023
Does anyone know where to find it? I'll post screenshots for reference in this Google Doc link. Thanks again everyone! I tried multiple methods which Ill list below so as to avoid complicating this forum. If it happens, ah well haha.
1. In Powershell, i disabled TPM Auto Provisioning with this command thinking it'd open up settings to shut off TPM:
Disable-Tpmautoprovisioning
Turns out, no new settings were open and after testing, the game would still stutter with this. Thus, I reenabled it.
2. Turned off Secure Boot in BIOS menu to test.
Turns out, no difference in game stutter. So I knew TPM was not somehow involved with that option.
3. I ran dialogue box (Windows + R) and typed in tpm.msc to attempt to disable it.
Turns out, there was no disable option. Only clear, and refresh. Even so, just to test it, after testing, the stutter remained.