Browser lags or stutters on 5070 Ti; possible fix is using the GPU-Z render test (interface problem could be the cause).
Browser lags or stutters on 5070 Ti; possible fix is using the GPU-Z render test (interface problem could be the cause).
I received a 5070 Ti last week and observed stuttering while scrolling web pages or tabs. I thought it was Firefox, so I cleared everything and tried troubleshooting mode. DDU drivers, SFC scan, and all Windows updates were applied. I also updated the BIOS and ensured my GSync vsync was active at 144Hz. Still nothing resolved the issue. When using UFOTEST animation time graphs, the problem disappears, showing smooth performance. If I had MSI Afterburner or GPU-Z running, the stuttering would be much worse. However, when testing the bus interface render with GPU-Z, it stops completely and runs smoothly. Could this be related to the bus interface? I notice it often occurs at 100% and also during power-saving modes, like when scrolling the add/remove programs page. It seems my monitor might be displaying 60Hz instead of the intended 144Hz.
There are no remnants at all. What's unusual is that the games function perfectly.
Your RAM performance while browsing is decent, but you might experience slower speeds if you're using a swap file.
Performance settings didn't make a difference. The odd part is I can't even save the recording because when I run the ufotest animation time graph it looks shaky and stuttery, but once I start recording it becomes smooth. The only change I see in the GPU is shifting from x16 1.1 to x16 5.0, which is better. Something feels off and it's getting me frustrated.
You attempted to configure the PCIe bus to Gen 4.0 in the BIOS (instead of letting it auto). It might or might not affect things, but it’s safe to try. You can note the changes just like capturing a phone screen. I believe we can observe what’s happening based on your clear description. Bonus tip: I discovered a link that seems to offer a solution—good luck!
Thanks for your message. Sadly I’ve already removed the PCIe link and any ASMP in the BIOS. I also tested Gen 5 and Gen 4 versions in the BIOS, but it still adjusts itself. I ended up using my onboard Intel graphics, which worked fine. This is really frustrating.