Why does my mouse stuttering under a load?
Why does my mouse stuttering under a load?
I encountered an issue with my third-gen semi-config used. At home I had a low-profile RX550 running locally, but under lighter load it would freeze, causing the game to crash and drop. When idle at high frame rates, the cursor would stutter during crashes. A memory test showed no errors (MEMTEST86 passed), the SSD stored all programs and data fine, and the video card worked perfectly in another setup. Temperatures were normal under load. I suspected a motherboard or power supply problem, so I swapped them out but the issue continued. In Task Manager, processor and VGA usage never reached 100%, with averages around 50% and 40% respectively, yet freezing still happened. What solutions might help? Thanks ahead for your advice!
Checked if the OS is running in Safe Mode or needs a complete reset.
What version of Windows are you using? These outdated systems tend to slow down and freeze under heavy use, particularly on Windows 10 and when the load is high. If the CPU reaches full capacity, that’s likely causing the stuttering. You might want to boot into Safe Mode or WinPE to check if the problem continues. It could also be related to driver issues, but it’s more likely due to the age of your hardware.
It might be around 3 to 4 days since the computer assembly, giving it a brand new Windows setup. The issue you're facing emerged about 1.5 days ago.
You're working with ReviOS, the newest release, using an OEM key. Some people think the system feels outdated, but this mainly applies to League of Legends—it still runs smoothly even on less powerful machines.
I attempted to run safe mode, but the game performance was poor with low frames and stuttering audio, though the cursor remained perfect. What is the correct fix?
The problem appears in non-optimized Windows versions, which are regular installations, not ReviOS.
I also encountered the same issue with the other motherboard and power supply setup during regular Windows use. It’s possible this combination might resolve the problem.
I've tried optimizing myself, and it's surprising how often software relies on Windows' built-in bloatware because creators seem unwilling to develop their own fixes. If the problem disappears without ReviOS, they might help identify the missing part and suggest a solution.