Hello guys, I don't really know what more to do, I have stuttering in games with my new build MSI GTX 1080 Gaming X and Ryzen 7 1700. Basically half a day have stuttering and another half day I don't have stuttering, it doesn't makes sense. If a day I don't have stuttering, next day I wake up & turn on PC for gaming and ofc I have stuttering. Also on some games have more than others, i.e BDO is the worst with when I have stuttering is unbareable but on Overwatch is barely noticeable and on Robocraft noticeable only 0.1 secs each tons of time when I have stuttering. It doesn't matter the intensive graphics, even if you're looking at a wall or sky or only walking, If I have stuttering it will drop. I've tried almost everything you can find on the Internet;
Ryzen power balance plan
high performance plan
old nvidia drivers, ddu
reinstalling Windows, 2 times, one as uefi
csm disabled
old bios, new bios
antivirus, no antivirus
every ram speed from 2133 to 3466 MHz and latency, bankgroup swap and gear down, also power down (disabled and enabled)
Did you try on stock speeds no overclocking aswell.
Also you could eventually take out the Nvidia gpu and put your 280X in the system. install the AMD drivers, and try if you still notice any stuttering. This to determine if the problem is with the system, or maybe the gpu / driver.
Yeah tried both OC and stock speeds. Sadly I sold it and I don't have any gpu to try a friend could lend me his gpu but for some hours only and that doesn't works for me because sometimes I don't have stuttering almost the full day... Also looking at MSI afterburner, when I have stuttering, GPU Load goes to 99% on that instant, voltage limit 0(instead of 1) and no load limit 1
Only thing about nvidia thing I have enabled is geforce experience because I like to use, and I know people say its crap but I like shadowplay to record, and on w10 I tried disabling the game mode and the game dvr record
Thoughts: 60% MSI 1080 bad choice, flash custom bios 30% Don't let Win 10 update drivers, install manually
Edit: What I mean by flash custom bios is, flash a non MSI bios to your card (only if you feel like it). Also your asrock killer is one of the most expensive boards that does not have BLCK overclocking, you should have gotten the taichi or if you don't care about the clock gen, B350
Tried RAM speeds from 2133 MHz to 3466 MHz and all of them didn't help the stuttering. My friend have the same RAM as me and a msi tomahawk, gtx 960 and r5 1600 and plays this game fine
I think it's in GeForce Experience? I'll check when I'm home this evening and see where I found that, it might have also been in my EVGA software (also not a great software - I really miss the Radeon app).
Guys tell me how this makes sense? I got a black contrast glitch, I changed the HDMI cable(which was brand new with the samsung monitor) for an older one I had and for now Im not having stuttering? (tomorrow is the last test huh)
Yes, it was in here in the EVGA Precision XOC software, sorry. I checked to see if there was anything in Afterburner but didn't find it. I refuse to have GeForce Experience installed so can't check there either unfortunately but I believe there's a setting for it, so if you have it installed I would suggest checking there as well.
Cheap or defective cables can have odd effects, hopefully this is all it was.
a friend could lend me his gpu but for some hours only and that doesn't works for me because sometimes I don't have stuttering almost the full day...
