Occasional interruptions during online activity or tasks on your computer screen
Occasional interruptions during online activity or tasks on your computer screen
I just installed the new CPU, motherboard, and RAM. Micro stutters appear when opening Firefox, but games run fine with EXPO turned on and memory context restored in BIOS (boot times are slow if left disabled). Your system specs include a B650 Carbon Wi-Fi, Ryzen 7800X3D, Corsair Vengeance RGB, DDR5 6000MHz, 32GB RAM, RTX 2070, and 750W power supply.
Check your recommended performance options and hardware acceleration in the browser settings. Consider your operating system—likely Windows. Use the newest Firefox version. Run on a desktop with a minimum of 60 Hz display. Identify which websites or actions trigger these microstutters, such as during scrolling.
Using the suggested performance options in Firefox. Operating system is Windows 11, latest Firefox release, computer runs smoothly at 240Hz. Occasional microstutters appear while watching videos, sometimes unexpectedly.
If it's on YouTube, right-click the video and choose Stats for Nerds. Check for any dropped frames. It might be a network problem instead of an issue with your device.
Yeah, I've noticed some dropped frames too. Do you think that's related to a network issue? I also experienced microstutters on my desktop with regular apps. EDIT: Another microstutter occurred while viewing stats for nerd, but the frame drops didn't get worse.
It seems the problem might stem from a driver issue rather than network problems.
It's strange. I updated all the drivers via MSI Center for my motherboard.
Sure, I've already added the GPU drivers from GeForce Experience to my system.