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Micro-stuttering in games with GeForce RTX 3080

Micro-stuttering in games with GeForce RTX 3080

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GoldMegaMan
Junior Member
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01-24-2021, 05:15 AM
#11
A screenshot of Latency mon is shown.
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GoldMegaMan
01-24-2021, 05:15 AM #11

A screenshot of Latency mon is shown.

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sirbreno
Member
191
01-25-2021, 05:18 AM
#12
Get the newest video card drivers straight from nvidia, apply DDU to fully delete the current ones, then restart your BIOS and correctly configure the DRAM settings. After that, boot into Windows again and reinstall the drivers.
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sirbreno
01-25-2021, 05:18 AM #12

Get the newest video card drivers straight from nvidia, apply DDU to fully delete the current ones, then restart your BIOS and correctly configure the DRAM settings. After that, boot into Windows again and reinstall the drivers.

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HDellrON
Senior Member
257
02-16-2021, 12:13 AM
#13
Drams are configured with XMP profile 1. The issue is that CpuZ shows incorrect timing and clock speed. I'm not sure how to fix it, any advice?
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HDellrON
02-16-2021, 12:13 AM #13

Drams are configured with XMP profile 1. The issue is that CpuZ shows incorrect timing and clock speed. I'm not sure how to fix it, any advice?

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Stromineur
Member
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02-17-2021, 03:48 PM
#14
Does CPU-Z still display around 1200mhz? Most current BIOS systems present the memory clock information in a summary section of the main display. It typically shows either 3600 or 1800 if XMP is correctly activated. What kind of motherboard do you have, and what SSD are you using? I'm not sure why I missed it before, but using four 8GB modules could cause issues if it's not a quad configuration. It also becomes more difficult to achieve accurate memory clock speeds with four separate modules.
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Stromineur
02-17-2021, 03:48 PM #14

Does CPU-Z still display around 1200mhz? Most current BIOS systems present the memory clock information in a summary section of the main display. It typically shows either 3600 or 1800 if XMP is correctly activated. What kind of motherboard do you have, and what SSD are you using? I'm not sure why I missed it before, but using four 8GB modules could cause issues if it's not a quad configuration. It also becomes more difficult to achieve accurate memory clock speeds with four separate modules.

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angrybird38
Member
161
02-21-2021, 01:00 AM
#15
It still displays 1200. B550 gaming v2 Samsung 1 tb. What actions should I take regarding the memory? Should I replace it and what would be your advice? I also have an AMD Ryzen 9, a Ge force RTX 3080, an SSD, an HDD, and an Acer monitor at 144Hz.
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angrybird38
02-21-2021, 01:00 AM #15

It still displays 1200. B550 gaming v2 Samsung 1 tb. What actions should I take regarding the memory? Should I replace it and what would be your advice? I also have an AMD Ryzen 9, a Ge force RTX 3080, an SSD, an HDD, and an Acer monitor at 144Hz.

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KebabIsLife
Member
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02-23-2021, 05:19 PM
#16
When BIOS is set to advanced mode on the right side, it should display hardware details such as DRAM speed. You might want to test a compatible DRAM pair in DDR4_A2/DDR4_B2 slots to check for improvements. If the existing DRAM doesn’t meet the rated speed or you need 32GB, consider purchasing two 16GB modules with 3600 CL16. Regarding the SSD, confirm whether it’s SATA or NVMe and ensure it’s connected to the M2A_CPU slot on the motherboard.

Your LatencyMon results appear acceptable during graphics initialization, though high execution times in video drivers may still be noticeable.

No significant problems were observed when using the PC for tasks other than gaming.
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KebabIsLife
02-23-2021, 05:19 PM #16

When BIOS is set to advanced mode on the right side, it should display hardware details such as DRAM speed. You might want to test a compatible DRAM pair in DDR4_A2/DDR4_B2 slots to check for improvements. If the existing DRAM doesn’t meet the rated speed or you need 32GB, consider purchasing two 16GB modules with 3600 CL16. Regarding the SSD, confirm whether it’s SATA or NVMe and ensure it’s connected to the M2A_CPU slot on the motherboard.

Your LatencyMon results appear acceptable during graphics initialization, though high execution times in video drivers may still be noticeable.

No significant problems were observed when using the PC for tasks other than gaming.

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LampGod
Junior Member
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02-23-2021, 08:03 PM
#17
I looked in the bios and it shows 36095 MHz, but the CPU won't read correctly. XMP is also active. This is strange—here are the screenshots. The bios claims 3609, but I can't figure out what's wrong.
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LampGod
02-23-2021, 08:03 PM #17

I looked in the bios and it shows 36095 MHz, but the CPU won't read correctly. XMP is also active. This is strange—here are the screenshots. The bios claims 3609, but I can't figure out what's wrong.

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BroZockerLuca
Member
73
02-24-2021, 12:10 AM
#18
CPU-Z is displaying it accurately now: the memory is double data rate, so you should double the value it shows (1796.4), resulting in 3592.8
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BroZockerLuca
02-24-2021, 12:10 AM #18

CPU-Z is displaying it accurately now: the memory is double data rate, so you should double the value it shows (1796.4), resulting in 3592.8

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FazeBrothers
Member
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02-25-2021, 04:54 PM
#19
But why is 1200mhz?
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FazeBrothers
02-25-2021, 04:54 PM #19

But why is 1200mhz?

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loltribo
Posting Freak
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02-26-2021, 10:17 PM
#20
When discussing the SPD tab that retrieves settings data from your DRAM and shows it, these are built directly into the modules. The memory tab, on the other hand, displays the information about the ongoing operation.
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loltribo
02-26-2021, 10:17 PM #20

When discussing the SPD tab that retrieves settings data from your DRAM and shows it, these are built directly into the modules. The memory tab, on the other hand, displays the information about the ongoing operation.

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