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Unbearable stuttering in some games

Unbearable stuttering in some games

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breadhead12
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12-11-2023, 11:16 PM
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Hello,
As the title says, I am experiencing some unbearable stuttering in specific games, while other games run buttery-smooth. Like, I can force my GPU to run at 80°C while overclocked and experience no stutter at all, but when I start a simple game like csgo my PC is like "ohhh fu**". I have no idea why. Same happens in Resident Evil 2: Remake. I get stuttering in specific areas in the game. Like the main hall of the museum and other open-like areas, but no stuttering at all when I am underground in the tunnel.
*EDIT* I think it might be some kind of CPU issue, because csgo and re2r are both CPU intensive games, while games like dead space 3 running at 4k is very GPU intensive and I have no problems there(even thou gpu is at 80°C).
My PC specs:
i5 7600
rx 480
gigabyte b250-hd3p
12gb of ram
I am open to all kinds of suggestions. All help is very appreciated. Thnx in advance.
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breadhead12
12-11-2023, 11:16 PM #1

Hello,
As the title says, I am experiencing some unbearable stuttering in specific games, while other games run buttery-smooth. Like, I can force my GPU to run at 80°C while overclocked and experience no stutter at all, but when I start a simple game like csgo my PC is like "ohhh fu**". I have no idea why. Same happens in Resident Evil 2: Remake. I get stuttering in specific areas in the game. Like the main hall of the museum and other open-like areas, but no stuttering at all when I am underground in the tunnel.
*EDIT* I think it might be some kind of CPU issue, because csgo and re2r are both CPU intensive games, while games like dead space 3 running at 4k is very GPU intensive and I have no problems there(even thou gpu is at 80°C).
My PC specs:
i5 7600
rx 480
gigabyte b250-hd3p
12gb of ram
I am open to all kinds of suggestions. All help is very appreciated. Thnx in advance.

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mat_fram
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12-12-2023, 05:58 AM
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No experience with resident evil... But try capping frames in csgo. Even if it's like 200 or whatever sometimes when a cpu runs at 100% it gets choppy. Just set the cap somewhere Below what you usually get.
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mat_fram
12-12-2023, 05:58 AM #2

No experience with resident evil... But try capping frames in csgo. Even if it's like 200 or whatever sometimes when a cpu runs at 100% it gets choppy. Just set the cap somewhere Below what you usually get.

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12-12-2023, 07:51 AM
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Here’s a rewritten version of the text, aiming for clarity and flow:

“I'm trying to optimize my gaming experience on a 144Hz monitor. I've noticed occasional stuttering, even when the frame rate seems high – sometimes dipping down to around 130fps. To address this, I’m considering capping the FPS. Enabling VSync in Resident Evil might help eliminate the stutter, but it could also be related to my CPU usage. My CPU is running hot (55°C max and 50°C average) with a Hyper 212 Evo cooler and Kryonaut thermal paste – perhaps overkill for a locked processor. I’m wondering if excessive CPU load is causing the issue. I'll experiment with capping the FPS to see if it makes a difference.”
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Grggles
12-12-2023, 07:51 AM #3

Here’s a rewritten version of the text, aiming for clarity and flow:

“I'm trying to optimize my gaming experience on a 144Hz monitor. I've noticed occasional stuttering, even when the frame rate seems high – sometimes dipping down to around 130fps. To address this, I’m considering capping the FPS. Enabling VSync in Resident Evil might help eliminate the stutter, but it could also be related to my CPU usage. My CPU is running hot (55°C max and 50°C average) with a Hyper 212 Evo cooler and Kryonaut thermal paste – perhaps overkill for a locked processor. I’m wondering if excessive CPU load is causing the issue. I'll experiment with capping the FPS to see if it makes a difference.”

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12-12-2023, 09:07 AM
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That’s a great question! It seems like you're trying to figure out how things are improved and updated.

Could you tell me more about what you're interested in learning about upgrades or improvements?
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kcristan
12-12-2023, 09:07 AM #4

That’s a great question! It seems like you're trying to figure out how things are improved and updated.

Could you tell me more about what you're interested in learning about upgrades or improvements?

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12-12-2023, 11:24 AM
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rgd1101 :
ram is single channel?
is this an upgrade system?
I have 2x4gb dual-channel Adata ram sticks and 1x4gb crucial ram stick. All of them are ddr4-2400mhz CL 17 1.2 V. I will be getting a second crucial ram stick soon.
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erik_24022005
12-12-2023, 11:24 AM #5

rgd1101 :
ram is single channel?
is this an upgrade system?
I have 2x4gb dual-channel Adata ram sticks and 1x4gb crucial ram stick. All of them are ddr4-2400mhz CL 17 1.2 V. I will be getting a second crucial ram stick soon.

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