CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 3600 (no OC)
GPU: Gainward Ghost RTX 2060 Super (no OC)
SSD: Samsung 860 EVO (500GB)
PSU: Super Flower Leadex lll 650W
RAM: HyperX Predator 3200mhz (2x8GB)
MOBO: MSI X570 Gaming Plus (7C37vA7)
Everything is up to date, including every firm/software all the way to the OS.
Video of the issue
(The horribly choppy camera movement is best seen at the beginning of the video when I jump in-game and turn the screen to the right)
I get this "screen-tearing"-like choppyness when turning the camera in game. I previously had an RX5700, which had similar issues, but they were not that severe. As one can see my fps does not dip or anything like that. I don't know what's causing this horrible performance and englightening insights are massively needed.
I play more demanding games too which run near perfectly well. Sometimes I do notice similar kind of "choppiness" tho and it seems to happen when there are a lot of objects on the screen, yet my fps is still not affected at all. And again only when moving the mouse, up and down or left to right. I assume this is happening all the time in those games too, but is harder to notice.
The gameplay is from MW3 (DX9). My RX5700 seemed to have random choppiness when turning the camera, but now it's certain spots that are always causing this horrible effect when turning the mouse around them. It looks like my fps is 25 even though it's perfectly stable at 144!?
I've tried a trillion things and I'm not really looking for the classic "use DDU, reinstall Windows, update BIOS"-type of suggestions. Oh lord I wish those would've worked.
Ideas:
As the problem occurs when the mouse is being moved, I'm in fact using an older Corsair M65 mouse from 2011. Could that have anything to do with this issue? I've only seen posts about stuttering when moving the mouse tho, which is not the case here.
Using any kind of Windowed etc. mode makes the issue 800x time more worse, could there be something within Windows that's interfering with the game(s)? It makes the game look like I have 25 fps when it's sitting at 144.....
Could the monitor play any role in this? (AOC G2590FX)
Additional:
It seems like the video's 1080p60 quality is making the issue a bit harder to notice, making the situation look a bit better than it is.
Thanks so much to anyone that can shed some light on what's going on.
UPDATE: Ending every "Runtime Broker"-task (6x) seemed to help quite a lot. The issue is still present, but not as bad.
GPU: Gainward Ghost RTX 2060 Super (no OC)
SSD: Samsung 860 EVO (500GB)
PSU: Super Flower Leadex lll 650W
RAM: HyperX Predator 3200mhz (2x8GB)
MOBO: MSI X570 Gaming Plus (7C37vA7)
Everything is up to date, including every firm/software all the way to the OS.
Video of the issue
(The horribly choppy camera movement is best seen at the beginning of the video when I jump in-game and turn the screen to the right)
I get this "screen-tearing"-like choppyness when turning the camera in game. I previously had an RX5700, which had similar issues, but they were not that severe. As one can see my fps does not dip or anything like that. I don't know what's causing this horrible performance and englightening insights are massively needed.
I play more demanding games too which run near perfectly well. Sometimes I do notice similar kind of "choppiness" tho and it seems to happen when there are a lot of objects on the screen, yet my fps is still not affected at all. And again only when moving the mouse, up and down or left to right. I assume this is happening all the time in those games too, but is harder to notice.
The gameplay is from MW3 (DX9). My RX5700 seemed to have random choppiness when turning the camera, but now it's certain spots that are always causing this horrible effect when turning the mouse around them. It looks like my fps is 25 even though it's perfectly stable at 144!?
I've tried a trillion things and I'm not really looking for the classic "use DDU, reinstall Windows, update BIOS"-type of suggestions. Oh lord I wish those would've worked.
Ideas:
As the problem occurs when the mouse is being moved, I'm in fact using an older Corsair M65 mouse from 2011. Could that have anything to do with this issue? I've only seen posts about stuttering when moving the mouse tho, which is not the case here.
Using any kind of Windowed etc. mode makes the issue 800x time more worse, could there be something within Windows that's interfering with the game(s)? It makes the game look like I have 25 fps when it's sitting at 144.....
Could the monitor play any role in this? (AOC G2590FX)
Additional:
It seems like the video's 1080p60 quality is making the issue a bit harder to notice, making the situation look a bit better than it is.
Thanks so much to anyone that can shed some light on what's going on.
UPDATE: Ending every "Runtime Broker"-task (6x) seemed to help quite a lot. The issue is still present, but not as bad.
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