- Jun 2, 2013
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Hopefully this is something easily fixed that I'm not aware of, I haven't gamed for like 7 months and finally have the ability to come back to some good gamin times.
I have a fresh install of W11, games and RTSS. I have been experiencing some stutter with RTSS running. As soon as I close RTSS I don't get the stutters. I read online that the very latest 7.3.6 I think has a tick box something about nVidia reflex markers, I unticked that box, still get stutters. I tried also the previous version of RTSS - 7.3.5, still get the same stutters.
Last time I was gaming 7 months ago RTSS wasn't giving me any bad stutter like it is now.
On a separate note, I've also noticed the frametime graph doesn't seem to draw a proper line, instead its a rather convoluted messy line that's being drawn. I heard something about nVidia MFG and flip metering changes the way frames are being reported but I have a 4090, not 5090, is this still an issue however?
Specs:
OS: Windows 11 Pro
MAINBOARD: Gigabyte Z790 Aorus Master X
CPU: i9 14900KF
Case: Singularity Computers custom waterloop + Spectre 4 Enterprise case
RAM: 48GB Patriot DDR5 7600mhz
VIDEO CARD: Gigabyte Gaming 24gb OC RTX 4090
MOUSE: Logitech Gaming 300s
KB: Corsair K70 MK.2
Xbox Elite2 Gaming Controller
MONITOR: AW3423DW, 27GL850
HDD: Kingston KC3000 2TB x2
Power: Silverstone ST1200w Platinum
I have a fresh install of W11, games and RTSS. I have been experiencing some stutter with RTSS running. As soon as I close RTSS I don't get the stutters. I read online that the very latest 7.3.6 I think has a tick box something about nVidia reflex markers, I unticked that box, still get stutters. I tried also the previous version of RTSS - 7.3.5, still get the same stutters.
Last time I was gaming 7 months ago RTSS wasn't giving me any bad stutter like it is now.
On a separate note, I've also noticed the frametime graph doesn't seem to draw a proper line, instead its a rather convoluted messy line that's being drawn. I heard something about nVidia MFG and flip metering changes the way frames are being reported but I have a 4090, not 5090, is this still an issue however?
Specs:
OS: Windows 11 Pro
MAINBOARD: Gigabyte Z790 Aorus Master X
CPU: i9 14900KF
Case: Singularity Computers custom waterloop + Spectre 4 Enterprise case
RAM: 48GB Patriot DDR5 7600mhz
VIDEO CARD: Gigabyte Gaming 24gb OC RTX 4090
MOUSE: Logitech Gaming 300s
KB: Corsair K70 MK.2
Xbox Elite2 Gaming Controller
MONITOR: AW3423DW, 27GL850
HDD: Kingston KC3000 2TB x2
Power: Silverstone ST1200w Platinum
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