Game stuttering, including instances within Windows applications, can be problematic.
Game stuttering, including instances within Windows applications, can be problematic.
Hello! I’m new to this platform and struggling to formulate effective questions. Thank you for taking the time to read my message.
Here’s a breakdown of the issue:
During winter, I acquired a new PC with impressive specifications (details to follow). After initially configuring the system, I put it aside while focusing on my studies. However, with the disruption of school due to the coronavirus pandemic, I gained significant free time and began playing video games extensively, particularly Counter-Strike: Global Offensive. While improving my aim on training maps, I encountered a frustrating problem – microstuttering. This phenomenon isn’t related to the training maps themselves; I've observed it in various scenarios, including experiencing longer stutters (up to 400ms) and shorter, more frequent ones (around 100-200ms), which I’ve also detected in the Superposition Benchmark at 4K resolution.
My PC specifications are as follows:
* Ryzen 3800X (not running at stock speeds)
* NH-D15 CPU Cooler (putting considerable pressure on my processor)
* RTX 2070 Super
* 2x 8GB G-Skill Trident @ 3600MHz
* ASUS X570P (a budget-friendly X570 board)
* MP510 NVMe SSD
* Samsung 860 EVO (standard, non-NVMe)
* Corsair RM750 Power Supply
* Windows not activated
CSGO can achieve 300 FPS on my system.
I’ve already attempted several troubleshooting steps, including:
* Monitoring CPU and GPU temperatures (CPU at 70°C with Cinebench R20, GPU at 65°C under heavy load)
* Running MemTest86 for 16 passes (no errors detected)
* Adjusting the DigitalPort output on my graphics card – I’ve recorded instances of stuttering to confirm it's not a display issue.
* Performing antivirus scans with Avira and Malwarebytes.
* Employing WJ32 for cache cleaning every 5 minutes.
* Experimenting with console commands (I’ll post any relevant code snippets when I remember where I found them).
My typical PC usage habits include having approximately 30 browser tabs open at once, which doesn’t seem to impact performance. I also use 3D CAD software for my 3D printing hobby, though it typically runs in the background without actively consuming resources.
Previously, I experienced issues with my PC’s original RAM and a coil whine on the graphics card; both have since been replaced. Additionally, I’ve noticed occasional FPS drops and stuttering when moving application windows around.
Superposition Benchmark:
The stutters in this benchmark are consistently present within specific scenes, and I can maintain an average of 60 FPS at 4K resolution. I’m willing to upload a video showing the stuttering and provide a link if requested.
Moving forward, I’m considering a complete system overhaul to resolve this issue, but it's a time-consuming process that I’d prefer to avoid. However, I’m hoping someone here can offer a solution before I take that step. Thank you immensely for your time and attention – if you’ve read this entire post, you deserve a medal! All the best. 😀
Have you installed the latest x570 chipset drivers from AMD's website?
Are you simply asking for a profile revision?
If not, where might I locate those resources?
Certainly, my primary gaming screen is linked using DisplayPort, while my secondary monitor connects through HDMI – and it’s also directly connected to the graphics card.
I am unable to access that webpage on my mobile device, and I’m unsure why.
Searching for “Google AMD x570 chipset driver download.”
Regarding the "AMD Chipset Software Installer," I intend to obtain it and provide an update upon completion. Appreciate your assistance.
I installed the AMD Chipset Software Installer and executed it, but unfortunately, there was hardly any change. Additionally, I've observed a problem when viewing video recordings created using Streamlabs OBS—the footage will frequently stutter if I move my mouse during playback, however, it runs smoothly without any mouse movement.