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Issue with GPU causing stutter when relocating the PC...

Issue with GPU causing stutter when relocating the PC...

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RafailakosGR
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10-21-2019, 02:18 AM
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I recently relocated to a new home, just five minutes away. I packed up my PC inside the Corsair case, keeping the original foam and back panel intact. Now I'm experiencing noticeable stuttering, happening every few seconds. Updates I've made include closing unused software (rgb, mouse, mic, etc.), updating the GPU, reinstalling drivers, reseating the GPU, verifying RAM wasn't disconnected, and testing the H100i with high profile settings at 62-63°C. The CPU is running at 50°C and 3800x, while the GPU is at 3800x with the H100i. This isn’t a game-specific problem—it seems load-related, possibly due to an unusual temperature spike. Rocket League can reach up to 500fps, but I usually cap it at 360fps. If I set it lower to 144, it runs much smoother. Here’s a short clip showing the issue. A camera would clearly illustrate the shuddering effect. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. I’m careful not to interrupt the Windows installation right now. EDIT: After all this, out of frustration I unplugged the DisplayPort cable from my main monitor, and it worked fine. Then I connected it to the other display port, and everything was perfect. No problems detected.**
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10-21-2019, 02:18 AM #1

I recently relocated to a new home, just five minutes away. I packed up my PC inside the Corsair case, keeping the original foam and back panel intact. Now I'm experiencing noticeable stuttering, happening every few seconds. Updates I've made include closing unused software (rgb, mouse, mic, etc.), updating the GPU, reinstalling drivers, reseating the GPU, verifying RAM wasn't disconnected, and testing the H100i with high profile settings at 62-63°C. The CPU is running at 50°C and 3800x, while the GPU is at 3800x with the H100i. This isn’t a game-specific problem—it seems load-related, possibly due to an unusual temperature spike. Rocket League can reach up to 500fps, but I usually cap it at 360fps. If I set it lower to 144, it runs much smoother. Here’s a short clip showing the issue. A camera would clearly illustrate the shuddering effect. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. I’m careful not to interrupt the Windows installation right now. EDIT: After all this, out of frustration I unplugged the DisplayPort cable from my main monitor, and it worked fine. Then I connected it to the other display port, and everything was perfect. No problems detected.**

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