Small stuttering effects in video games
Small stuttering effects in video games
You have most of your PC components in good condition, with the exception of the power supply specifications. Your motherboard is B450M-A Pro Max, CPU is Ryzen 5 2600X, cooler is the stock model, GPU is Nvidia GTX 1660Ti Ventus XS OC Edition, RAM is Corsair Vengenance LPX DDR4 2x8 GB at 3200MHz, SSD includes a Gigabyte GP-GSM2NE3100TNTD and a Samsung 830 series, and your PSU was previously 1000 watts. Running Windows 10 Pro version 2004 on an M.2 SSD with games installed, temperatures stay between 35-50°C on both CPU and GPU. You haven’t overclocked anything, and everything is at stock performance. You play GTA 5 without microstutter, but experienced microstutter in Minecraft during streaming. A video shows issues around 8 and 33 seconds. You have two monitors—144Hz on the main and 60Hz on the secondary. You’ve adjusted settings in the NVIDIA control panel, tried G-Sync toggling, reinstalled Windows, updated drivers and BIOS, but nothing resolved the problem. You’re looking for advice on how to fix this annoying issue.
Initially, the display matches the textbox as it appears on the screen... later, a brief pause occurs after the 33-second mark, possibly due to processing taking longer.
I own a Mini ATX motherboard and can't relocate it. I've already enabled XMP with 3200Mhz.
There's something that looks like a single drop in the beginning, which could be whatever (other players loading in etc) This is *not* micro stuttering whatsoever, micro stuttering is constant, not a single occurrence. If you want to show your issue(s) you need to have at least some overlay showing fps etc.