for a few days now ive been trying to stop the stuttering I get in game, could the cpu drops be the cause of this?
View: https://imgur.com/g3hRKPq
haha whats wrong? I have update my drivers maybe a week ago, should I reinstall old drivers?Oh my, have you tried a new driver?
Did this begin when you installed new drivers?haha whats wrong? I have update my drivers maybe a week ago, should I reinstall old drivers?
possibly I cant say for sureDid this begin when you installed new drivers?
Be sure to DDU your driver, and install the 2nd newest driver and see if the problem persists.possibly I cant say for sure
I will try a system restore, I have done a overclock dosent make a difference when I run msi kumbustor there is a constant stutter like every 5 seconds. p hjave 16 gb of ram
I will try a system restore, I have done a overclock dosent make a difference when I run msi kumbustor there is a constant stutter like every 5 seconds. p hjave 16 gb of ramHas this stuttering been a recent thing?
If so, what might have changed?
Possibly windows push out a non optimal update.
You could try using system restore to go back to when all was well.
Stuttering is usually caused by lack of cpu resources.
Your graph shows 34% total cpu busy spread out over 16 logical processors.
I suspect that the core speed of the master thread is not sufficient.
Have you been able to overclock at all?
That would help.
Are you short of ram?
A hard page fault will look to your game as a cpu slowdown.
Task manager hard page fault statistics should show zero.
If you are not using a ssd for windows, page fault resolution will be some 40x slower on a hdd.
16gb of ram is usually sufficient unless you are also heavily multitasking.
I was talking about a cpu overclock, not a graphics overclock.
A 5 second frequency is telling something.
What is taking place every 5 seconds?
Perhaps you have contracted malware or a virus.
Perhaps email is opening up every 5 seconds.
Perhaps some app is looking for maintenance upgrades on a timer.
Task manager will show you what tasks are running and how much cpu they are taking.
when I said every 5 seconds its more like every 1 second View: https://imgur.com/YLcYiot16gb of ram is usually sufficient unless you are also heavily multitasking.
I was talking about a cpu overclock, not a graphics overclock.
A 5 second frequency is telling something.
What is taking place every 5 seconds?
Perhaps you have contracted malware or a virus.
Perhaps email is opening up every 5 seconds.
Perhaps some app is looking for maintenance upgrades on a timer.
Task manager will show you what tasks are running and how much cpu they are taking.
I don't know if this matters but when I use nvidia GeForce now it seems to stopA few folks get better results in the occasional game or application with SMT disabled...(quick enough to try if only to rule it out as a potential issue, anyway)
Unless what you are running is installed/connected to the spinning spinning hard drive, try disconnecting it for a while just to rule it out, running instead exclusively from the SSD...
I'd also perhaps try slightly slower RAM clocks/timings, as Ryzens can be sensitive to such...
Stop every non-essential application or service prior to launching your chosen game/benchmark...(you can definietly see the 1/20th of a second duration hitch every send or so in the above shot, nice work...)
all games I play and apex is one I tried todayWhat game? Is it Apex Legends?
I have similar problems with a rtx 2060 super, atleast I think so, I'm doing lots of troubleshooting, did you do a memtest?all games I play and apex is one I tried today