Stuttering/Frame Skipping Issue When Getting Close to Objects/Characters in Multiple Games
Stuttering/Frame Skipping Issue When Getting Close to Objects/Characters in Multiple Games
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The following describes a stuttering issue occurring during gameplay, specifically when moving near objects, despite high framerates (150fps capped). The problem manifests in video recordings, as shown in several links provided, and is consistently reproducible. The stuttering seems to be triggered by movement around stationary objects. Attempts to resolve the issue have included reinstalling games, adjusting in-game settings, updating/downgrading graphics drivers, testing on multiple monitors, and checking for hardware bottlenecks (CPU and GPU temperatures remain low). Cleaning the PC and reseating the GPU were also attempted without success. The user has ruled out G-sync as a solution. The issue isn't accompanied by frame drops, but rather by erratic movement.
The system specifications are: Intel Core i7-7700K CPU @ 4.20GHz, ASUS Z270-AR motherboard, CORSAIR Vengeance RGB 16GB DDR4 3000MHz RAM, TOSHIBA DT01ACA200 1TB SSD, EVGA GeForce GTX 1060 3GB GPU, High Power HPG-600ST-F12S 600W PSU, FSP ATX Mid Tower chassis, and Windows 10 Home Version 1903 (Build 18362). The PSU is approximately four years old.
The user has attempted several troubleshooting steps without a resolution. They’ve noted that the videos show limited visibility and acknowledge limitations in recording at only 60fps, especially on a non-144Hz monitor. There are no known updates or changes to the system beyond these attempts. The problem appears independent of game performance, with normal gameplay unaffected. The symptoms resemble jittering or “jumpy” movement instead of frame rate drops.
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“I have attempted several troubleshooting steps regarding [the specific issue]. I initially tried uninstalling and reinstalling the drivers for my card, including reverting to previous versions. This did not resolve the problem. I also tried removing the current driver installation completely (using DDU) before attempting a fresh install with the latest drivers available. Despite these efforts, the issue persists.”
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Excellent work!
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Hey bro! I have the same problem! I tried all... Buy new intel core and motherboard) doesn't help. Trying another videocard and monitor and still nothing... Yeah exactly I tried to reinstall windows and other stuff... Hm, this happened after windows reinstall. I can't play csgo normally... Everything really vibrate.. fps good, ping good...
Post info for me if you will find the solution... I browse all google and nothing... posts only about fps drops...
Update - It has progressively gotten worse over the past few days and I am not sure where to go from here, I am considering wiping my hard drive and getting a fresh install of everything. Could it be that my GPU is just slowly dying? It is probably the oldest part besides my PSU. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!