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Micro-stuttering in games after a new build?

Micro-stuttering in games after a new build?

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03-08-2019, 01:50 PM
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I recently completed a fresh build a few weeks back. I’m experiencing micro-stuttering in several games, mainly Battlefield 6 and to a lesser extent Call of Duty. These issues occur every 2 to 5 seconds and are barely noticeable, though they do exist. They feel like brief pauses lasting about 0.1 or 0.2 seconds, enough to disrupt smooth gameplay and give the experience a janky feel. Despite this, everything functions well on my PC. I ran multiple CPU stability tests, benchmarks with solid results, and memory stability checks using TM5 and Ada64—no errors were found. It seems the problem might be software-related or due to suboptimal game optimization. Overall performance is excellent for a PC with these specifications, but the stutters are making me consider reverting to my older Intel build.
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pandagamer5002
03-08-2019, 01:50 PM #1

I recently completed a fresh build a few weeks back. I’m experiencing micro-stuttering in several games, mainly Battlefield 6 and to a lesser extent Call of Duty. These issues occur every 2 to 5 seconds and are barely noticeable, though they do exist. They feel like brief pauses lasting about 0.1 or 0.2 seconds, enough to disrupt smooth gameplay and give the experience a janky feel. Despite this, everything functions well on my PC. I ran multiple CPU stability tests, benchmarks with solid results, and memory stability checks using TM5 and Ada64—no errors were found. It seems the problem might be software-related or due to suboptimal game optimization. Overall performance is excellent for a PC with these specifications, but the stutters are making me consider reverting to my older Intel build.

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ZexyZeke
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03-08-2019, 02:01 PM
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Have you ever checked how it performs when all components run at normal speeds?
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ZexyZeke
03-08-2019, 02:01 PM #2

Have you ever checked how it performs when all components run at normal speeds?

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Aragon532
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03-08-2019, 02:48 PM
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I figured it out. It doesn't seem to be hardware-related; it's about the game servers. It's a packet burst, even though I'm hardwired and getting 1.7GB. At least it's not on my end.
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Aragon532
03-08-2019, 02:48 PM #3

I figured it out. It doesn't seem to be hardware-related; it's about the game servers. It's a packet burst, even though I'm hardwired and getting 1.7GB. At least it's not on my end.