- Dec 17, 2022
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Hello,
I experience random stutters. That's basically it. Most of the time I observe them during gaming session because the fps counter also drops for a fraction of a second. There are other instances where I experience them, mostly when I open a program or a game, just after I double click it the stutter will occur (I randomly move my mouse waiting and that's how I noticed). Games where I mostly observe these stutters are League of Legends, CSGO, VALORANT (which should run flawlessly on such a build), Apex Legends, Warzone/ColdWar, probably because being competitive and being fully focused I immediately spot them.
PC SPECS:
Motherboard: ASUS Rog Strix B550-A
BIOS: 2803
CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 5900X
PSU: Corsair RM850x 850W v2 White Series
Display: I have 3 but my main is BenQ Zowie XL245K
240hz other 2 is on 60hz.
System Memory: Corsair 32GB (4x8GB) DDR4 3200MHz CL16 Vengeance
GPU (VBIOS): GeForce RTX 3070 10 GB ASUS (VBIOS: 527.56)
SSD: Samsung 980 pro 1tb, Kingston A2000 1TB NVMe M.2 SSD
OS (Version): Windows 10 Pro x64 (Version 22H2 )
Storage: 1x 1TB SSD Samsung 980 pro for OS, 1x 1TB M2 SSD Kingston A2000 1TB NVMe M.2 SSD, 1x 1TB HDD for random storage
CPU Cooler: NZXT Kraken Z73 360mm RGB
Peripherals:
Monitors: ZOWIE 25" XL2546 240 Hz, connected via DisplayPort (Primary); AOC 2460G4 144hz, connected via HDMI (Secondary): AOC2470w 60hz connected via hdmi (third,Portrait Flipped)
Keyboard: Logitech G PRO and Steelseries apex pro WIRELESS connected via usb C
Mouse: Logitech G502 LIGHTSPEED WIRELESS GAMING MOUSE
Headphones: Logitech G PRO WIRELESS
INTERNET: connected by a long cable into TP link TL SG105 and into PC. but have worked on another pc for over 2 years.
Troubleshooting:
I honestly don't remember more, but I definitely did some other things as well. I will update as I remember or as suggestions already tried come.
Temperatures are ok on both GPU and CPU. When I applied the thermal paste I used the dot.
It is specifically with the mouse. During random times, my mouse will begin to stutter. It almost looks like it's teleporting rather than gliding, making it hard to control. This has only been occurring recently, and I assumed it was an issue with my wireless mouse at the time. I assumed my mouse may have been on, or close to the same wireless 2.4G channel as my modem, so I bought a new mouse that utilizes Bluetooth built into my motherboard. After buying this new mouse, the issue still persists, eliminating it out of the equation entirely. This stuttering can happen with something as simple as Netflix running while scrolling Facebook, or Gmail, but it also happens when I am working. By career I am a programmer, and on any given day I can have around 20+ chrome tabs open, VSCode, Netbeans, Putty, FileZilla and so on. 98% during this time under this load, the stuttering does not happen. It seems to come out at random. Sometimes while working, sometimes while just browsing chrome. Sometime I'll go a week or so before it starts stuttering again. It only seems to last in short bursts, no longer than about 5 minutes long before it goes back to normal. My specs are not low-end by any means, as I need to have a pretty beefy computer in order to maintain top efficiency while developing. No wasting time waiting for stuff to load/compile.
NOTIS how much stutter i get when i move the ryzen app.
View: https://youtu.be/yF19q7Ij-7E
If any other thing comes through your minds please let me know, I'm at my wit's end. The problem is not game changing, as I mentioned it occurs only for a fraction of a second, but it's really annoying knowing that I have a high end PC and there is even a small problem.
Thanks!
I experience random stutters. That's basically it. Most of the time I observe them during gaming session because the fps counter also drops for a fraction of a second. There are other instances where I experience them, mostly when I open a program or a game, just after I double click it the stutter will occur (I randomly move my mouse waiting and that's how I noticed). Games where I mostly observe these stutters are League of Legends, CSGO, VALORANT (which should run flawlessly on such a build), Apex Legends, Warzone/ColdWar, probably because being competitive and being fully focused I immediately spot them.
- My FPS is high for ex. CSGO its on 500hz stretch low settings.
- its look alike like this one but worth: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D7fQrhhd9ok&ab_channel=SausageTurtle
PC SPECS:
Motherboard: ASUS Rog Strix B550-A
BIOS: 2803
CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 5900X
PSU: Corsair RM850x 850W v2 White Series
Display: I have 3 but my main is BenQ Zowie XL245K
240hz other 2 is on 60hz.
System Memory: Corsair 32GB (4x8GB) DDR4 3200MHz CL16 Vengeance
GPU (VBIOS): GeForce RTX 3070 10 GB ASUS (VBIOS: 527.56)
SSD: Samsung 980 pro 1tb, Kingston A2000 1TB NVMe M.2 SSD
OS (Version): Windows 10 Pro x64 (Version 22H2 )
Storage: 1x 1TB SSD Samsung 980 pro for OS, 1x 1TB M2 SSD Kingston A2000 1TB NVMe M.2 SSD, 1x 1TB HDD for random storage
CPU Cooler: NZXT Kraken Z73 360mm RGB
Peripherals:
Monitors: ZOWIE 25" XL2546 240 Hz, connected via DisplayPort (Primary); AOC 2460G4 144hz, connected via HDMI (Secondary): AOC2470w 60hz connected via hdmi (third,Portrait Flipped)
Keyboard: Logitech G PRO and Steelseries apex pro WIRELESS connected via usb C
Mouse: Logitech G502 LIGHTSPEED WIRELESS GAMING MOUSE
Headphones: Logitech G PRO WIRELESS
INTERNET: connected by a long cable into TP link TL SG105 and into PC. but have worked on another pc for over 2 years.
Troubleshooting:
- Enabling and disabling DOCP profile
- Using different RAM frequencies
- Installing AMD chipset drivers (with and without on fresh windows install)
- Reinstalling graphics driver. Using Nvidia clean install, using DDU (safe mode, not connected to the internet), installed them using NVSlimmer. Also installed it without Nvidia HD Audio
- Reinstalling Windows TWICE
- Windows' Balanced (recommended)/High Performance power plans
- Trying to uninstall AMD SATA AHCI Controller (I didn't have it and still don't have it but I looked for it)
- Changing Communications Port (COM1)'s Flow control to hardware and disabling using FIFO buffers
- Disabling Paging file, manually setting it, letting it on automatically
- Disabling superfetch/sysmon service
- Disabled HPET in Windows both in Device Manager and using cmd commands
- Installed monitors drivers
- Changed mouse polling rate from 1000 to 500
- Disabling and enabling xbox bar, dvr, game mode, gpu scheduling, .exe's compatibility mode/run as admin/full screen optimizations/high DPI settings
- Checked for driver conflicts
- Checked for GPU IRQ/ASUS settings
- Using only 1 monitor, each of them once (I had the 144hz one on my old build and everything was good, all peripherals too)
- Plugging monitors in different DP slots
- Disabling and enabling DDC/CI option of the monitor
- Disabling and enabling AURA
- Enabling and disabling RESIZE BAR
- Disabling and enabling C-states
- Setting Gear Down Mode to different values (2T fixed for some people)
- Setting Power Supply Idle Control from Auto to Low Current Idle and Typical Current Idle
- Undervolting CPU
- Disabling and enabling PBO
- Changing PCIe from Auto to Gen3 and Gen4
- Resetting CMOS
- Ran LatencyMon which showed a high DPC execution time on nvlddmkm.sys, thing that made me contact Nvidia support:
- Tried without internet cable.
- Enabling and disabling FreeSync
- Enabling and disabling V-Sync
- Power Management Mode - Prefer Maximum Performance
- Low latency mode off/on/ultra
- Nvidia Debug mode
- Threaded optimization on/off
- Hard capping fps to below refresh rate
- Disabling all non Microsoft services
- PhysX settings Auto-Select (recommended)/GPU/CPU
- Confirmed that GPU is connected via 2 separate cables to PSU
- Changing GPU slot (which caused really poor performance because the other slot was PCIe 3) and moving it back
I honestly don't remember more, but I definitely did some other things as well. I will update as I remember or as suggestions already tried come.
Temperatures are ok on both GPU and CPU. When I applied the thermal paste I used the dot.
It is specifically with the mouse. During random times, my mouse will begin to stutter. It almost looks like it's teleporting rather than gliding, making it hard to control. This has only been occurring recently, and I assumed it was an issue with my wireless mouse at the time. I assumed my mouse may have been on, or close to the same wireless 2.4G channel as my modem, so I bought a new mouse that utilizes Bluetooth built into my motherboard. After buying this new mouse, the issue still persists, eliminating it out of the equation entirely. This stuttering can happen with something as simple as Netflix running while scrolling Facebook, or Gmail, but it also happens when I am working. By career I am a programmer, and on any given day I can have around 20+ chrome tabs open, VSCode, Netbeans, Putty, FileZilla and so on. 98% during this time under this load, the stuttering does not happen. It seems to come out at random. Sometimes while working, sometimes while just browsing chrome. Sometime I'll go a week or so before it starts stuttering again. It only seems to last in short bursts, no longer than about 5 minutes long before it goes back to normal. My specs are not low-end by any means, as I need to have a pretty beefy computer in order to maintain top efficiency while developing. No wasting time waiting for stuff to load/compile.
NOTIS how much stutter i get when i move the ryzen app.
If any other thing comes through your minds please let me know, I'm at my wit's end. The problem is not game changing, as I mentioned it occurs only for a fraction of a second, but it's really annoying knowing that I have a high end PC and there is even a small problem.
Thanks!
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