Question RTX 4060 stuttering

[GTX_GAMER]

Hi, I am in need of some help if possible.

I have just up/down graded to an rtx 4060 from my 2060 as zotac have made a sff 4060 that can fit in my build.

The issue I am having is with intense stuttering, the fps is great but I imagine the 1% lows are horrific. I am using the same games and pretty much same settings as I was with my rtx 2060 but can not seem to get rid of the stuttering which is completely ruining gameplay.

I am on windows 10, I have just done a clean install of the latest drivers and my windows is pretty up to date. I am using hdmi for 1440 at 75hz.

My specs are

i7-7700
RTX 4060
16gb ram

I would appreciate any tips as I am abit stuck in my trouble shooting

Luke

 

[XxDarkMario20xX]

4060 is much better then 2060 so you upgraded there. There may be many reasons why your computer shuttring could be that your CPU is bottlenecked and maybe you cant take full advanage because your gaming monitor is at 75hz!. Whats your modal for your montor and what is your PSU!. Also have you tried DDU

 

[Roland Of Gilead]

Hey there,

Well your CPU is getting on now, and is possibly holding back the GPU. If your CPU can't send the pre-rendered frames faster the GPU will be waiting on it all the time. It's likely your 7700 is maxed out, depending on the game this would cause stuttering.

Is your ram running in xmp? What speeds?

List the rest of your PC specs, PSU, mobo, case/fans.

As above, which monitor are you using?

Have you tried gsync/freesync?

 

[GTX_GAMER]

Hi thankyou for the prompt replies,

From the xbox game bar it was saying that the cpu is around 50-60% used. But not the most ideal tool to use.

My full specs are

Windows 10 (up to date)
i7-7700
2x8gb ddr4 2400 mhz
rtx 4060
HP oem board
500w psu (aerocool) - no extensions used either
lenovo l24q-35

 

[The Historical Fidelity]

Your DDR4 looks like it’s stock IE no XMP enabled. Go into your bios and see if XMP is turned on or not

 

[XxDarkMario20xX]

Your DDR4 looks like it’s stock IE no XMP enabled. Go into your bios and see if XMP is turned on or not

Problem is that person motherboard is HP oem board and not an gaming motherboard and think he should really upgrade his motherboard because not sure if motherboard will allow xmp to turn on!

 

[GTX_GAMER]

Ok thankyou for the replies, would you really think that the ram speed is causing the stuttering? It has only just started and was perfect with the 2060.

 

[XxDarkMario20xX]

Ok thankyou for the replies, would you really think that the ram speed is causing the stuttering? It has only just started and was perfect with the 2060.

Problem is that your PSU is cheap and your motherboard is cheap your cpu is ok and ram ok but your 4060 is good powerful gpu and should not really be place in cheap Components. Advice get new motherboard and PSU because would not trust new GPU in that system

 

[GTX_GAMER]

Hi everyone thankyou for the replies. The issue seems to be fixed.

The actions taken were:
Updated windows 10
CLEAN graphics card driver install from NVIDIA website
intel driver and support assistant install
Slightly reduced OC
reinstalled NVidia control panel
hp driver assistant

I was about to start buying some new components but it looks like the legendary hp pc that has been modded beyond belief, including installing a series s inside the case, lives on!!

 

[GTX_GAMER]

Problem is that your PSU is cheap and your motherboard is cheap your cpu is ok and ram ok but your 4060 is good powerful gpu and should not really be place in cheap Components. Advice get new motherboard and PSU because would not trust new GPU in that system

Hi everyone thankyou for the replies. The issue seems to be fixed.

The actions taken were:
Updated windows 10
CLEAN graphics card driver install from NVIDIA website
intel driver and support assistant install
Slightly reduced OC
reinstalled NVidia control panel
hp driver assistant

I was about to start buying some new components but it looks like the legendary hp pc that has been modded beyond belief, including installing a series s inside the case, lives on!!

 

[GTX_GAMER]

Your DDR4 looks like it’s stock IE no XMP enabled. Go into your bios and see if XMP is turned on or not

Hi everyone thankyou for the replies. The issue seems to be fixed.

The actions taken were:
Updated windows 10
CLEAN graphics card driver install from NVIDIA website
intel driver and support assistant install
Slightly reduced OC
reinstalled NVidia control panel
hp driver assistant

I was about to start buying some new components but it looks like the legendary hp pc that has been modded beyond belief, including installing a series s inside the case, lives on!!

 

[GTX_GAMER]

Hey there,

Well your CPU is getting on now, and is possibly holding back the GPU. If your CPU can't send the pre-rendered frames faster the GPU will be waiting on it all the time. It's likely your 7700 is maxed out, depending on the game this would cause stuttering.

Is your ram running in xmp? What speeds?

List the rest of your PC specs, PSU, mobo, case/fans.

As above, which monitor are you using?

Have you tried gsync/freesync?

Hi everyone thankyou for the replies. The issue seems to be fixed.

The actions taken were:
Updated windows 10
CLEAN graphics card driver install from NVIDIA website
intel driver and support assistant install
Slightly reduced OC
reinstalled NVidia control panel
hp driver assistant

I was about to start buying some new components but it looks like the legendary hp pc that has been modded beyond belief, including installing a series s inside the case, lives on!!

 

[XxDarkMario20xX]

Yeah good that you sorted it but problem is that your PSU is not good enough for your new 4060 even if it powers on and plays its cheap PSU that could caurse problems when it stops working and taking your parts with it