Question Scroll stuttering

[SpaceyWarrior]

Hey everyone! Recently i've noticed a stutter whenever i scroll on pages online, it's worrying be because it does look like a glitch, a couple of micro-freezes and i'm worried that my CPU could be having some problems.
Recently formatted PC, no drivers installed afterwards except for GPU drivers.

My specs are:
I5-7400 @3.0GHz
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 6GB
16GB RAM
H110M-S2V GIGABYTE Motherboard
Windows 10 Pro 64bits

 

[ElectrO_90]

Then install the drivers for your motherboard.

 

[SpaceyWarrior]

Then install the drivers for your motherboard.

Hello! Thanks for the quick reply. I tried to avoid messing with the motherboard drivers because from my understanding they're already set and since i don't know much about this, i didn't wanna screw anything up. On the gigabyte website it shows me that i should update the BIOS in order to update the Intel Management Engine Interface, do i really need to do this? Could that fix the problem?
Maybe it's worth mentioning that my current idle temp is around 50C.

 

[ElectrO_90]

Ignore the BIOS update for now
https://downloadcenter.intel.com/product/90590/Intel-H110-Chipset
Download Drivers from INTEL website

 

[SpaceyWarrior]

Ignore the BIOS update for now
https://downloadcenter.intel.com/product/90590/Intel-H110-Chipset
Download Drivers from INTEL website

I've downloaded and installed it, what should i do now?

 

[ElectrO_90]

all should be good, restart computer and update windows

 

[SpaceyWarrior]

all should be good, restart computer and update windows

Thank you! I feel like it's better but there's still some stutter, maybe just from loading the page.

I'm also having an issue with games and the booting of Windows in which whenever i boot up windows or alt tab a game in a way that it has to process things before showing the image (like the black screen and then it shows me the content, which is what is supposed to happen, right?) i see a white stripe moving from one side of the screen to the other for a split second. It literally looks like a " __ " (white). Could this also be related to this problem? Or maybe the GPU or Motherboard?

@EDIT: Yeah, the stutter is still here, i don't think it's as heavy as before but it's definitely noticeable.

 

[SpaceyWarrior]

Addind something here, the scroll is present in other places besides browsers. I just noticed it on the Spotify App.

@EDIT: So i recorded my desktop in order to see if the stutter would be in the video. It is. at the moments i noticed while i was recording. The interesting is that while previewing the video in sony vegas on best quality the stutter is no longer from the recording itself but there is a stutter in the preview, this video is much more smoother but with much more obvious stutter every now and then. Disabling GPU acceleration makes the stutter less "violent" but much more frequent. It's as if with GPU Acceleration enabled, the video is smoother but with 4 or 6 obvious parts in which the video freezes for a split second. And with it disabled, the video is filled with micro-stutters.

@Edit2: New issue, apparently there is now lag when i type, at least on facebook, it takes about 1-2 seconds for text to appear. Sometimes, not always.

 

[ElectrO_90]

If you update windows that should help
make sure drivers for gpu are the latest
make sure Resolution is the Correct resolution for your desktop

 

[SpaceyWarrior]

If you update windows that should help
make sure drivers for gpu are the latest
make sure Resolution is the Correct resolution for your desktop

Windows is updated to the most recent version, so is the GPU driver, correct resolution set. And then there's the typing lag issue that just appeared as i've mentioned in the previous comment.

I uploaded the videos i mentioned, please ignore the song, i didn't think i'd be uploading it so i didn't mind pausing it hehe:

View: https://youtu.be/7nZ4cNyarCo
and

View: https://youtu.be/DKeSFVwsQzQ

So you can see the initial stutter as recorded in the first one, and how bad it became after i was reviewing it in a sony vegas preview. Would you like me to upload how it looks with GPU Acceleration enabled?

 

[SpaceyWarrior]

Could this be related to the GPU? is there a way i can test/diagnose?

 

[ElectrO_90]

Could this be related to the GPU? is there a way i can test/diagnose?

You could plug the monitor into the motherboard.
It should work with no problem, but if it doesn't then remove the GPU

 

[SpaceyWarrior]

You could plug the monitor into the motherboard.
It should work with no problem, but if it doesn't then remove the GPU

What do you mean? i didn't fully understand what that would do

 

[ElectrO_90]

Where is the CABLE from your monitor?
Does it go to the Mainboard or does it go to the GPU?

 

[SpaceyWarrior]

Where is the CABLE from your monitor?
Does it go to the Mainboard or does it go to the GPU?

I'll check it! In the meantime, i've noticed the stutter is now in games as well, like Doom 2016, so far it looks like it's random, the GPU is not at 100% usage but sometimes the CPU is

 

[ElectrO_90]

I now think you have the cable going into the motherboard and NOT the GPU
Please confirm

 

[SpaceyWarrior]

I now think you have the cable going into the motherboard and NOT the GPU
Please confirm

I'm turning off the PC now, how can i know if it's connected to the GPU?

 

[ElectrO_90]

Trace the cable and does it go near your KEYBOARD or half way down your case?
Or take a Photo and put it online and link to it

 

[Deleted member 14196]

download and run LatencyMon

use it to track down which driver may be causing the latency issues.

"LatencyMon checks if a system running Windows is suitable for processing real-time audio and other tasks. LatencyMon analyzes the possible causes of buffer underruns by measuring kernel timer latencies and reporting DPC and ISR excecution times as well as hard pagefaults. It will provide a comprehensible report and find the kernel modules and processes responsible for causing audio latencies which result in drop outs. It also provides the functionality of an ISR monitor, DPC monitor and a hard pagefault monitor. "

post back here with results.

 

[SpaceyWarrior]

Trace the cable and does it go near your KEYBOARD or half way down your case?
Or take a Photo and put it online and link to it

It appears to be connected to the GPU

https://imgur.com/a/S6oM2k5

View: http://imgur.com/gallery/S6oM2k5

 

[SpaceyWarrior]

That cable in the lower left part is the HDMI cable
Also this is so dusty, I'll try to buy compressed air this week.

 

[ElectrO_90]

then change it to motherboard as i suggest to see if it still stutters etc

 

[SpaceyWarrior]

then change it to motherboard as i suggest to see if it still stutters etc

There's no way to connect it to the motherboard on hdmi

 

[SpaceyWarrior]

My monitor does not support any other connection other than HDMI and I don't see any other HDMI port besides that, what can I do?

 

[SpaceyWarrior]

Some weird things happened after i plugged everything back and booted, dragging windows around feel weird, the windows don't look square anymore when i'm dragging them, it feels like there's distortion. Also GeForce experienced wasn't enabled when i booted up, and when i opened it it prompted an install screen.