most of the games im playing are having stuttering issues i replaced the 660ti with the 770, still stuttering, i used every driver between 314.22 to 326.41 i defragmented the hard drive, that seemed to help, but now i just reformatted everything and reinstalled my OS (win7 64-bit), still stuttering in games, stuttering when a game is running on either my original hard drive, or this extra one i just installed i tested both hard drives with HD-Tune and both came out just fine, including the error checking i replaced the 8gb ddr3-1600 ram with 8gb ddr3-2400 and am still stuttering, and the ram has no errors i tried all 3 ram slots that arent blocked by the "hyper212+ cpu cooler" intel's official cpu tester didnt find any errors, ive been using prime95 and i dont see any issues my internet isnt an issue at all, my ping isnt jumping around or anything, 30mb download 10mb upload my power supply is 700w, all i have connected to my computer is a mouse, keyboard, and headset my video card is at like 40 or 50 degrees and the hard drive is like 30-something degrees and the cpu is 30degrees idle, 40degrees in-game, 55degrees full load, and 65degrees max on prime95, the motherboard is like 30 or 40degrees everything is plugged in nice and secure, i checked on that everything is dust-free, i cleaned it all up deep the air in the case isnt stuffy or anything, i got lots of positive air pressure in there asrock z77 extreme4 660ti 700w 80+ bronze 1tb 7200rpm 110mb/s hdd 400gb 7200rpm 70mb/s hdd 2x4gb ddr3 1600 i5 3570k
have you tried setting the screen resolutions to 800x700 or something of that matter or to lower screen es? It can help with game performanceDequan1233
im running these games at 200fps with lots of vram speed to go around i dont think i should lower resolution, and thats especially not a permanent fix, like i wont play games at 800x700 resolution for 10 minutes with this good of a computer
Have you checked to see if the new GPU is working properly and at the correct speeds? Try a benchmarking program like 3D Mark or Unigine and then compare to similar setups. Also, does this happen in single and MP? Do you use a program for monitoring your FPS while playing?
you have the latest network drivers from the ASRock site yes?darksusperia
yes i am using the latest network drivers [QUOTE="quikdash6"]Have you checked to see if the new GPU is working properly and at the correct speeds? Try a benchmarking program like 3D Mark or Unigine and then compare to similar setups. Also, does this happen in single and MP? Do you use a program for monitoring your FPS while playing? no i dont have any of those 3d game benchmark testing softwares and yeah i get like 200+ fps in games with out drops, or so it seems in MP, i havent tested single player, i will now
[QUOTE="JigglyWiggly_"]make sure your ram speed is actually set in your bios also try latencymon http://www.resplendence.com/latencymon it is set correctly in the bios ima test the software now, if u can give me some instructions, that would be nice i still have the issue in single player games http://i.imgur.com/tULWc1k.png
i just found out that im getting crazy amount of microstutters in counterstrike:go where my game just seems to not play a frame then skip to the next frame or two v-sync is on, the game microstutters every second with a frametime going from 17ms to 21ms like every second or two the new new nvidia driver, 326.80 did not solve the issue i notice that i get a massive stutter in counter strike : go when i press the ESC [escape button] and that little menu comes up, but im still able to walk around while that options window comes up a massive stutter, like the frametime graph reaches the top of the graph for like a full second seemingly while the gpu usage drops
What sound card do you have? I switched to a USB sound card for some audio production and all my games had stutter. Either get a dedicated PCI sound card or make sure your current sound cards drivers have been updated.
i use a usb headset, but i already tried plugging it out, and trying every combination of enabling and disabling sound drivers including disabling all sound drivers, and i was still stuttering, the problem was unaffected
okay, i just noticed that i stutter in counter strike global offensive when i do " vsync + laptop power saving" which tremendously removed the input lag this used to never make me stutter, it is just now, it makes me stutter every second but when i play with ONLY Vsync and disable the other setting, i dont get any stuttering at all
Start -> Control Panel -> Power Options - Set to maximum performance. Nvidia Control Panel -> Manage 3D settings -> Global Settings -> Power Management Mode -> Prefer Maximum Performance try that.
i use a usb headset, but i already tried plugging it out, and trying every combination of enabling and disabling sound drivers including disabling all sound drivers, and i was still stuttering, the problem was unaffectedSKreapergaming
This might sound wierd, but for sake of it, do a clean install of windows 8 ( trust me it can fix your issue ) with updated drivers and no Antivirus, then play the same games and see if your stuttering is gone. you can see my system bellow, I had micro stuttering and tiny FPS drops in most of my games, some people wouldn't even notice them like my buddy but I would notice them, and since I installed windows 8 few days ago, pretty much all the stuttering seems gone, vanished.... try it, I think you can even download a preview version of Windows 8.1
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