Micro-stuttering on the RTX 3080 is a minor delay issue.
Micro-stuttering on the RTX 3080 is a minor delay issue.
It seems there might be some confusion. It could be that certain combinations of hardware aren't functioning properly, which might be due to too many components like multiple motherboards, CPUs, GPUs, or other parts not working together correctly.
I've been checking out the 7900 XTX and it seems pretty solid. The only thing holding me back from getting a 40 series card is that I'd need a completely new CPU, motherboard, and power supply.
If you're okay with minor adjustments and the warranty is no longer valid, I'd take her apart. Replace the thermal pads with high-quality ones and reapply the die. The standard stock pads on many GPUs are inexpensive, which can boost profits. Any improvement in performance should reduce stuttering—though it won<|pad|> can't promise a complete fix, lower temperatures give the card more capacity to operate smoothly.
It's strange how some titles perform flawlessly while others occasionally lag, making it hard to predict smooth play. Recently, I've been purchasing new AAA games for my PS5, and the difference in performance has really helped ease my worries about experiencing issues.
I didn't say that in the post, but your whole system was pre-built by Origin, which complicates troubleshooting. Temperatures are normal—my GPU and CPU hover between 60-70°C.
Just watched your video about the Witcher. Have you tried DDU and then reinstalled the drivers? Only use the drivers as a custom install and skip all the other settings. Also, verify your startup folder to ensure everything except Windows Defender is turned off. Avoid calling software to check for updates. In settings, make sure Game Mode is enabled if you haven’t already, as it will shut down any unnecessary background apps.
I've repeatedly tried removing drivers using DDU and reinstalled them, but I still face issues. Mostly, I leave Discord running with overlay and hardware acceleration disabled, except when playing games where those settings are turned on.
Are you using the high performance mode for your rig? That means enabling power settings and setting the GPU to performance mode. Many individuals overlook or are unaware of these adjustments.