Microstutter in gaming

[Supertoaster77]

So I get this strange microstutter in pretty much all games. It used to be significantly worse when useless background programs were running, but I've uninstalled a lot of junk and it's gotten much more bearable but is still noticeable and annoying. Games seem to drop frames periodically, with the period ranging from around one to five seconds. Interestingly enough in Overwatch turning on vsync made it worse. It seems not to matter what fps I get. as it happens above and below 60 fps.
Specs:
Asus X99-A mobo
i7-5820k @ 3.3 GHz (12 cpus)
Nvidia Geforce GTX 980 ti
16 gigabyte DDR4 RAM at ~2133 MHz
Windows 10
Monitor refresh rate is 60 hertz

 

[Anurag20]

I think you will find this very useful..

https://www.reddit.com/r/Windows10/comments/3oatuw/those_of_you_gaming_on_windows_10_heres_how_i/

 

[Supertoaster77]

I think you will find this very useful..

https://www.reddit.com/r/Windows10/comments/3oatuw/those_of_you_gaming_on_windows_10_heres_how_i/

Already used that and it did nothing. After looking at temps it seems I'm getting a couple fake temperature readings on the mobo, as the readings fluctuate from 0 degrees to above 100 in some places. Ive confirmed them to be fake by opening the side panel and physically touching the embedded heatsinks on the mobo.

 

[Supertoaster77]

The only thing I can think of is a voltage flag in hwinfo. The value "IA: Electrical design point/other" is set to yes. What does that mean?