Hello everyone, first time poster.
I've had an issue with my system with system wide micro stuttering for several months now and so far no solutions I've implemented have been helpful. System is as follows:
i7 6850k CPU
2080 TI
2x 8g dominator platinum
HX850i
Asus Rog ramage V edition 10
The micro stuttering will start during video games or streaming services (seemingly randomly) and will persist for seemingly random intervals. When the stuttering starts it doesn't seem to put additional strain on any of the systems. I don't get spikes in any hardware monitoring that I use, icue xoc and windows performance don't show any increased workload. I also tried to capture the stuttering once with a recording software but when I reviewed the footage it didn't show the stuttering. Also strangely switching resolutions and then switching back seems to resolve the issue temporarily. This issue has persisted through new ram and a new gpu. I've also wiped and reinstalled windows and that didn't seem to fix it. I'm suspecting that Avast auto update is the culprit at this point, but I'm wondering if there's any solutions available that don't require a wipe and reset. I've also tried updating bios and enabling xmp but those didn't fix the issue.
I've had an issue with my system with system wide micro stuttering for several months now and so far no solutions I've implemented have been helpful. System is as follows:
i7 6850k CPU
2080 TI
2x 8g dominator platinum
HX850i
Asus Rog ramage V edition 10
The micro stuttering will start during video games or streaming services (seemingly randomly) and will persist for seemingly random intervals. When the stuttering starts it doesn't seem to put additional strain on any of the systems. I don't get spikes in any hardware monitoring that I use, icue xoc and windows performance don't show any increased workload. I also tried to capture the stuttering once with a recording software but when I reviewed the footage it didn't show the stuttering. Also strangely switching resolutions and then switching back seems to resolve the issue temporarily. This issue has persisted through new ram and a new gpu. I've also wiped and reinstalled windows and that didn't seem to fix it. I'm suspecting that Avast auto update is the culprit at this point, but I'm wondering if there's any solutions available that don't require a wipe and reset. I've also tried updating bios and enabling xmp but those didn't fix the issue.
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