I am stuttering any fixes?

[Quickly]

Hey, recently while i have been playing i have stuttered alot, in games like BF4, titanfall, dayz, ARMA 2.
I got SLI GTX 660
i7 3770k 3.5Ghz
16 Gb ram
Motherboard: Z77A-G45

And my CPU is watercooled. Any help or you need more details?

 

[ihog]

All those games have problems with SLI/Crossfire, if I remember correctly. Titanfall is full of issues, which is the norm since it's still in its beta.

Make sure you have the latest drivers, and if you can, try settings that keep a steady frame rate (whatever you want) and cap it. If I remember correctly, it's best to keep a steady frame rate to reduce stuttering.

 

[Quickly]

I have everything on Low or medium and AA of. Still i get about 14-60 fps. Because of 60 fps limit, but this mean i get massive FPS drop which is really annoying

 

[ihog]

I unselected my answer because I did not solve your problem (yet, hopefully).

Are you capping the frame rate or did you enable vsync? There's a difference in this situation.

Do you have the latest, stable drivers installed?

When running a game, are the GPUs running at their max clock?

Does this stuttering happen with other games?

Do you have both cards installed to the two PCIe 3.0 lanes?

What's the make and model of your power supply?

Sorry for asking so many questions (I'll probably later think of something I left out knowing me =/); I'm just trying to cover my bases.

 

[Quickly]

All those games have problems with SLI/Crossfire, if I remember correctly. Titanfall is full of issues, which is the norm since it's still in its beta.

Make sure you have the latest drivers, and if you can, try settings that keep a steady frame rate (whatever you want) and cap it. If I remember correctly, it's best to keep a steady frame rate to reduce stuttering.

I have everything on Low or medium and AA of. Still i get about 14-60 fps. Because of 60 fps limit, but this mean i get massive FPS drop which is really annoying

I unselected my answer because I did not solve your problem (yet, hopefully).

Are you capping the frame rate or did you enable vsync? There's a difference in this situation.

Do you have the latest, stable drivers installed?

When running a game, are the GPUs running at their max clock?

Does this stuttering happen with other games?

Do you have both cards installed to the two PCIe 3.0 lanes?

What's the make and model of your power supply?

Sorry for asking so many questions (I'll probably later think of something I left out knowing me =/); I'm just trying to cover my bases.

I do NOT have vsync enabled or cap the frame rate
I have the latest and stable drivers installed correctly
I don't know where to see that
Sometimes in BF4, Dayz, Arma 2/3
Dont know
i'll checkup on that one later.

 

[hdshatter]

My 670s have no issues running titanfall or bf4 or arma 2. Titanfall needs a driver update to fix the frame dips into the 40s but other than that I am having no issues maxing arma and bf4 at 1440p maxed.

 

[ihog]

You should make a separate thread for that.

To check the clocks of your GPUs during gameplay, check here: http://forum.notebookreview.com/alienware/655138-how-monitoring-cpu-gpu-temperatures-game-benchmark-screen-display.html

Just follow the directions in the spoiler box after the paragraph in the first post the starts with: "Finally, we need to set up Afterburner OSD."