Stuttering Frame issues are common, and you've already explored many solutions.
Stuttering Frame issues are common, and you've already explored many solutions.
You're considering whether the problem likely stems from hardware or software. Given the current repair and replacement timeline, what do you think would be your best course of action? Are there any remote assistance options available, and do you have no concerns about costs for fixing the issue? Thank you for your guidance.
Consider reinstalling Windows using a quick format for a fresh setup, and remember to back up essential data. Prepare a bootable USB or flash drive with the latest Windows 10 version, so you can skip lengthy updates and reduce the chance of issues with each release.
Noted previous experience with an RX5700. Uncertain about Nvidia compatibility, but consider setting power limits to maximum and clock rate to maximum. If this doesn't resolve the issue, try reducing those values so your card operates at lower power consumption. If you're playing CS:GO on low profiles, it may run efficiently without strain. HCP is tied to your monitor/HDMI and can be adjusted through Radeon driver settings or Nvidia controls, while HEPT is managed via Device Manager under system devices.
It seems you're mainly using CSGO. The game is demanding on the CPU, so lower settings likely won't help. Some players have noticed their cards freezing at base clock speeds before resuming, creating spikes. COD MW works well even at top settings. Consider trying the CSGO beta if power limits aren't resolving the issue.