I know for a fact is not my Power Supply because I've changed it to a EVGA SuperNOVA 1,000W, and the stutters are still there (With both the 9 ti, but not the 1050 ti). Why? I guess it has something to do with power usage because the 1050 Ti does not have power pin connectors. But get this, the stutters completely goes away when I changed my GPU to a EVGA GeForce GTX 1050 Ti SSC GAMING. I have changed my GPU to a EVGA Geforce GTX 970, and the same problem occurs. I'm not entirely sure, but I think the corporate is my GPU power usage or something along that line. G.SKILL TridentZ RGB Series 32GB (2 x 16GB) I have changed my Motherboard, CPU, Ram Sticks, Power Supply, and GPU. I've done everything I can to fix it, but nothing has.
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Please lmk if they helped you!Ĭlick to expand.Did you installed all of windows 10 updates when you freshly reinstalled windows 10? I ask because my computer stutters and the stutters gets worst if I do. The smaller things might actually be the issue. Click on Apply and OK after setting the time. Expand Sleep>Sleep after and choose Never from the drop down bar. Click on Change when the computer sleeps option from the left side panel of the window and click on Change advanced power settings. I suggest trying some of the less extreme stuff first (setting fps limit to 163, turning on XMP 2) before going ahead with a fresh windows install. Press Windows logo key on the keyboard, type Power Options and select the top most search result. So just use channel 36 or something in that range ) Thing is, it's fully functional in Windows, so I don't think it's my router. If you're running a Airport Extreme Base Station, it defaults to channel 149 or something for the 5 GHz base channel. PLEASE, if my situation is similar to yours, try out these steps. Just a quick hint: the TP-LINK cannot see wireless channels over 64.
Been dealing with stuttering for 4 months on my new 2k dollar pc and I can FINALLY enjoy it! There is literally 0 stutter now.
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EDIT: I FIXED THE STUTTERING!!!!!!!!! FINALLY!!!!What I did that removed all stuttering was a combination of things so bare with me here: a fresh install of windows, unplugged the USB 3.0 cable from my motherboard, set my XMP profile to on and chose the "XMP 2" option in ASUS bios, changed my fps limit on my 165hz monitor from 162 to 163 in Nvidia control panel under "Max Framerate" (this seemed to be a more stable limit for some bizarre reason), completely uninstalled MSI Afterburner and Rivatuner as these introduced stuttering for me, Turned ON GPU Scheduling in Windows settings, turned on high performance power mode, turned off xbox game mode/dvr, and I also disabled all background apps in settings.
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