Weird desktop stutter after upgrading

kevinowns

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Hey Ive upgraded my monitor to 144hz dell gsync and new GPU to a 1070 and been having this random stutter on my computer. It happens to my whole desktop and very noticeable when I watch videos. Basically when I watch videos it will stutter for like a frame or two but the audio doesnt stutter at all. It happens randomly like every minute or so.

When I play games for example, League of Legends, when the lag happens my FPS drops from 140 to like 60 for like half a second and it goes back to normal. The audio doesnt skip just the video. Anyone have an idea of whats going on and how to fix it? Thanks

Build: https://pcpartpicker.com/user/kevintala/saved/7HHRsY
 

kevinowns

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Yeah I did, actually went from nvidia to nvidia.
 

kevinowns

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First off, my condolences on having Frontier. Unless these lag spikes are occurring regularly at specific times, it might be your internet speed not being consistent. Which is why I got rid of Frontier.

Back on topic: I would start with removing the DDR3 1333mhz RAM kit and test it.


As for monitoring temps, Realtemp and MSI Afterburner should eb able to give you this information.
 

kevinowns

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I'm like 90% sure its not the internet causing the lag spike because I was testing out my gsync with the "pendulum gsync demo" and I was getting the spikes. Unless the pendulum demo does use my internet idk lol..

Back on topic of the DDR 1333 ram, when I installed it I actually overclocked it to 1600 to match my first set of ram I had. I didint have the lag whatsoever until I upgraded to the 1070 and monitor tho.. But I will try taking out the 1333 ram after I get off work and report back to you, thanks.

 

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Hey sorry for late reply.. I removed the ram and its actually a different ram of what I posted lol. Its a corsair 1600 1.5v. I remember I had to overclock it to 1.65v to match my kingston ram.

updated build: https://pcpartpicker.com/user/kevintala/saved/7HHRsY