I'm done with PC Gaming cant fix this stupid problem !
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This is a complete shot in the dark but look through your BIOS for a High Precision Event Timer (HPET) option. If it's on, disable it. This basically has to do with how the board keeps track of time. I've heard various reports across the internet of it having a noticeable impact on smoothness in games and can help reduce stuttering. I've personally noticed some difference with it off, and CPU benchmarks to back that up. Worth a shot.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_Precision_Event_Timer
Also, try messing around with your RAM speeds/voltage/timing. My RAM settings defaulted to really strange values and after I manually set them I noticed much smoother gameplay.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_Precision_Event_Timer
Also, try messing around with your RAM speeds/voltage/timing. My RAM settings defaulted to really strange values and after I manually set them I noticed much smoother gameplay.
The temps of the CPU is 43 degrees and GPU is 55 degrees while not doing anything and just browsing the web. While at load you can see the screenshots that I posted before. Messed around with control panel and in game settings. Tried some other games. Ran benchmarking programs like Valley and Heaven and appart from some frame skips/stutters the benchmarking was pretty smooth. But in other games its terrible. I feel like the stutters/frame skips happen when graphics card is rendering terrain. For example in warface which is a shooting game if I move around I notice a lot of stuttering/frame skipping but if im in a room and i move around my camera the problem almost seems to go away.
Just found some really good footage on how the issue that I'm having looks like. For example here when he gets on the horse pay close attention later on in the video. You will see that the camera is hitching/frames are skipping
also here is another video which clearly shows the problem that I'm having its not that problematic like the guy is showing in the video but its still definitely noticeable.
here the guy has pretty smooth gameplay which I want to have as well but as you can see there are points in the video where the camera jumps/hitches as I mentioned above.
here the stuttering is really visible and I'm experiencing similar stuttering as shown in this video and videos above.
And lastly here is the last footage
as you can see the girl is having a pretty smooth gameplay experience but she still notices that something is up when she moves her camera around.
So I hope that might help you guys out to know with what kind of problem I have been dealing with the past 3 months now.
also here is another video which clearly shows the problem that I'm having its not that problematic like the guy is showing in the video but its still definitely noticeable.
And lastly here is the last footage
So I hope that might help you guys out to know with what kind of problem I have been dealing with the past 3 months now.
So after a bunch of testing and searching on other forums I haven't found anything that solved my problem and I'm thinking of giving up. The only thing that I've noticed is when I'm on twitch or Youtube watching a guy for example playing Battlefield 1 I see the stuttering/choppy gameplay as well. Really really werid...
Did you try this?
What OS is it? If it's 10 make sure the game recorder in the Xbox app isn't on.
What OS is it? If it's 10 make sure the game recorder in the Xbox app isn't on.
mistersprinkles
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Possibilities
-Faulty graphics cable
-Wrong refresh rate set in control panel
thats all I can think of I'm afraid.
Please try a different monitor and cable before you give up, and make sure the refresh rate is correctly set.
Btw this is a shot in the dark. Is there any chance you are hooked up to an HDTV and you have the 120Hz or 240Hz feature turned on?
Ok never mind I've seen your videos now.
Almost definitely a system timer problem. This problem is coming from your CPU, not your GPU.
Make sure your Baseclock is at exactly 100Mhz, turn off the High Precision Event Timer.
In Windows, go into power in control panel, select high performance, and make sure the minimum CPU state is 100%.
Let me know if that works.
You need to try a different power supply as well.
-Faulty graphics cable
-Wrong refresh rate set in control panel
thats all I can think of I'm afraid.
Please try a different monitor and cable before you give up, and make sure the refresh rate is correctly set.
Btw this is a shot in the dark. Is there any chance you are hooked up to an HDTV and you have the 120Hz or 240Hz feature turned on?
Ok never mind I've seen your videos now.
Almost definitely a system timer problem. This problem is coming from your CPU, not your GPU.
Make sure your Baseclock is at exactly 100Mhz, turn off the High Precision Event Timer.
In Windows, go into power in control panel, select high performance, and make sure the minimum CPU state is 100%.
Let me know if that works.
You need to try a different power supply as well.
mistersprinkles
Active Member
After re reading the thread I would try the HPET thing.
Why are you bumping this? You're just restating what I said several months ago with no response from OP since then. No point to bump it.
mistersprinkles
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I have failed.