Good Morning All,
I recently purcahsed a pre-built Alienware machine running Windows 11. I know some people have reservations about Dell but I have never had an issue with any of my Alienware laptops in the past and decided to upgrade to a desktop. Anyway, I have noticed that I get mini stutters I notice this when playing games and even when watching youtube videos. It happens roughly once every 20 - 30 minutes and lasts no longer than about half a second. It's not game breaking but it is annoying.
I've noticed similar issues are affecting quite a few people. My specs are below:
Alienware Aurora R13
Intel Core i7-12700KF
32GB DDR5 RAM
Nvidia Geforce RTX3080
I have a NVME 1TB SSD and a 2tb Samsung Evo SSD
I recently removed Geforce Experience as some people say this is the culprit but it did not help. I did also update my graphics drivers but I did not use DDU however some people say completely removing the drivers using DDU does fix the issue. I'm just not confident about using it. I assume I would only need to select the option to uninstall display drivers only??
I have also tried turning off g-sync just in case but also didn't help.
I know there a few question of the same issue but I just wondered if anyone else had the same issue and was able to fix. If DDU was the fix, I would appreciate some guidance.
Thank you
I recently purcahsed a pre-built Alienware machine running Windows 11. I know some people have reservations about Dell but I have never had an issue with any of my Alienware laptops in the past and decided to upgrade to a desktop. Anyway, I have noticed that I get mini stutters I notice this when playing games and even when watching youtube videos. It happens roughly once every 20 - 30 minutes and lasts no longer than about half a second. It's not game breaking but it is annoying.
I've noticed similar issues are affecting quite a few people. My specs are below:
Alienware Aurora R13
Intel Core i7-12700KF
32GB DDR5 RAM
Nvidia Geforce RTX3080
I have a NVME 1TB SSD and a 2tb Samsung Evo SSD
I recently removed Geforce Experience as some people say this is the culprit but it did not help. I did also update my graphics drivers but I did not use DDU however some people say completely removing the drivers using DDU does fix the issue. I'm just not confident about using it. I assume I would only need to select the option to uninstall display drivers only??
I have also tried turning off g-sync just in case but also didn't help.
I know there a few question of the same issue but I just wondered if anyone else had the same issue and was able to fix. If DDU was the fix, I would appreciate some guidance.
Thank you