Stuttering in Games

[Peharis]

Stuttering in games, and bad performance. What i have tried. Changing the Settings From High to Low in games like CSGO, Valorant, League of Legends doesn’t improve my fps or the stuttering. I have these random stutters during the games. On this rig my LOL fps is not going above 120 and it goes down till 90, on CSGO its from 200-300, on both games there is stuttering ingame. What i have also noticed is that the GPU Usage is always going from 0 - 100%. The temperatures of both GPU and CPU are good under 65C. What i have done is (updating BIOS, changed XMP Profile for the ram to 2933mhz, Disable TPM, Remove the motherboard battery, checked the pins of the cable to the GPU, Reinstalled windows from 11 to 10, overclock the CPU, DDU on the GPU Drivers and reinstalling them, the PC is in high-performance mode. No viruses as i ran many tests. I have disabled game bar. I have changed the dpi cable to hdmi, i have changed the hz from 170 to 144.

SPECS:
CPU: AMD RYZEN 5 2600,
Motherboard: MB ASROCK AM4 B450
Fatal1ty GAMING K4 4xDDR4 3200Mhz
RAM DDR4 16GB (2x8GB) 3000MHz G.SKILL Ripjaws4 F4-3000C15D-16GRK
SSD M.2 240GB KINGSTON PCI-E NVMe A1000, SA1000M8
240G HDD: TOSHIBA HDWD110
GPU MSI Radeon RX 580 ARMOR 8GB
PSU: 750W 14CM FAN, EVGA GQ, 80+ GOLD, SEMI MODULAR, 210-GQ-0750-V2 PSU Age: 3.5 years
OS: Windows 10
Chassis ATX / E-ATX Midi Tower Case Deepcool MATREXX 55 V3 Black
Monitor: GIGABYTE G24F Gaming Monitor 170hz BIOS VERISON: P5.30p

[Pyro]

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[Evan_Omo]

Hi,

In addition to the above post, do you have Windows 10 installed on the SSD? Have you tried lowering the resolution during gaming sessions to see if that helps? Have you opened up Task Manager to see if your CPU or GPU usage is hitting 100% usage?

[Peharis]

Hi,

In addition to the above post, do you have Windows 10 installed on the SSD? Have you tried lowering the resolution during gaming sessions to see if that helps? Have you opened up Task Manager to see if your CPU or GPU usage is hitting 100% usage?

Hello, thanks for the reply. I have my windows 10 on my M.2 SSD. The lowering resolution thing doesn’t work since i already tried it ingame, and about Task Manager the thing is nothing is 100% of usage just the GPU going from 0 - 100%.

[Peharis]

Let’s get some more information:

Download and run the free version of speccy.

Once you have ran speccy, follow the instructions to upload a snapshot found here.

To publish a Speccy profile to the Web:

Here is the link. http://speccy.piriform.com/results/M...d4GxQhjfPujZrE

[Pyro]

Do you have V-Sync enabled?

When you reset your computer, did you install all of your drivers before allowing the computer to connect to the internet?

Chipset → Storage → Graphics → All others (Your board may vary, different manufacturers recommend different install patterns).

[Peharis]

Do you have V-Sync enabled?

When you reset your computer, did you install all of your drivers before allowing the computer to connect to the internet?

Chipset → Storage → Graphics → All others (Your board may vary, different manufacturers recommend different install patterns).

I have tried V-Sync enabled/disabled… About the PC, when i reinstalled form windows 11 to 10, i have saved the files… just reinstalled the C drive.
This is the link. Download Windows 10

[Pyro]

I would be looking at a full reset (keeping nothing), installing your drivers, and then apps/games one at a time to see if you can narrow down the problem.

Since you’ve already gone through and done most of the simple stuff I would recommend.

[Peharis]

I would be looking at a full reset (keeping nothing), installing your drivers, and then apps/games one at a time to see if you can narrow down the problem.

Since you’ve already gone through and done most of the simple stuff I would recommend.

Allright, i will do that. What so you suggest about windows installation? Should i let the windows install all the drivers?

[Pyro]

Absolutely not - Windows installs generic drives by default, you should collect your drivers and install them before letting the computer connect to the internet.

[Peharis]

Absolutely not - Windows installs generic drives by default, you should collect your drivers and install them before letting the computer connect to the internet.

Which drivers exacly, bios, gpu, chipset? Also sould i download them now and store them somewhere?

[Pyro]

Chipset, storage, GPU, anything else your parts need. Motherboard Wi-Fi/Lan, etc.

[Peharis]

Chipset, storage, GPU, anything else your parts need. Motherboard Wi-Fi/Lan, etc.

Will do that. Thank you.

[Evan_Omo]

You will need to visit your motherboard manufacturer’s website to get the chipset drivers and make sure you visit AMD’s website to get the latest video drivers for your video card.

[Peharis]

You will need to visit your motherboard manufacturer’s website to get the chipset drivers and make sure you visit AMD’s website to get the latest video drivers for your video card.

I have done all of that, the stuttering is still there.