Playing with stuttering effects in the game
Playing with stuttering effects in the game
Hello! I recently assembled my new AMD computer setup a few days back. I haven’t overclocked the BIOS beyond setting DOCP to run at 3600MHz for improved performance. I’ve noticed some micro stuttering during League of Legends—maybe that’s what’s happening? Usually I manage to hit 144, 200 or even 244 frames without issues, but suddenly the screen freezes for a second or two and drops to around 29-30 FPS, which really affects my gameplay. I’m not sure what might be causing this. Any advice or insights from someone who’s faced similar problems would be greatly appreciated. Also, just checking, my VDDCR sits between 1.43 and 1.48V—does that sound typical? Thanks! Specs: Ryzen 7 3700X X570, ASUS TUF Gaming, Wi-Fi, GTX 960, 2x8GB RAM, 3600MHz RAM, 700W PSU, 256GB NVMe/1TB HDD.
Responsible for the issue with your Nvidia graphics driver. Attempt to reinstall it. Experienced similar problems after installing Windows 10 using an outdated driver from Windows 7. Consider these steps:
- Avoid selecting 'integrated graphics' in the Nvidia control panel
- Update your Nvidia graphics driver
- Verify hardware compatibility with your OS version
- Reset your power plan settings
- Leverage GeForce Experience (GTX) for game optimization
- Clear disk space
- Reconnect your power supply unit
- Remove both Intel and Nvidia drivers, allowing Windows to install them again (last attempt)