High quality at 99% frame rate with minimal microstutters
High quality at 99% frame rate with minimal microstutters
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- Recent upgrades and configurations: I've installed the latest BIOS, 32GB RAM (stable at 6000MHz), 7400 MHz clocked CPU, UCLK=MEMCLK, Ryzen 9 9800X3D with the newest chipset drivers. Corsair SFF 750 platinum 2.4 standard PSU is used. I've updated my M.2 drives to the latest firmware versions: 1TB, 500GB, and 1TB SATA SSDs. The monitor runs at 1440p at 360Hz. I disabled AMD Uninstaller and set ULPS to off, turned off Multiplane Overlay. Compared to my previous 3080 card, this model shows significant microstuttering and poor 99% FPS. In Wow Classic, performance is usually solid but often drops to 170-190 FPS or lower, especially during raids. I’ve played other games like Cyberpunk, Hogwarts Legacy, and Apex Legends without major issues. In Apex Legends, I usually see around 299 FPS, but sometimes it drops to 150 FPS or less—this is quite concerning. I've tried reinstalling drivers, updating chipset drivers, and checked the PCIe lane settings, but nothing resolved it. It seems like the problem is persistent. I’ve thought about returning the card and getting a different NVIDIA GPU since this is really frustrating. Any suggestions?
Means I'm not entirely confident, but I've tried DDU and Revo Uninstall, so it's likely correct.
b650m lightning board with 32gb memory, 7400 ram, stable clock at 6000mhz. Ryzen 9 9800x3d with Corsair SFF 750 platinum, 2.4 standard power supply. Two M.2 slots, one 1tb and one 500gb. SATA SSD, 1440p display at 360hz.
Current motherboard BIOS updates available. Recent SSD firmware releases noted. Monitor firmware status confirmed. ULPS and MultioPlane Overlay features remain active.
Latest BIOS driver and SSD firmware are installed. I haven’t looked at the monitor, but I’ve downloaded the newest firmware and cleared ULPS from the registry. The NVIDIA MultioPlane overlay disable script was applied. A quick test in WoW showed performance dropping to around 80 FPS, still above average but well below 60.