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Taken from my motherboard's manual. Right now my GPU is in the 4, as i think it only matters if it is PCIEX16/X8, i'm just thinking about moving to 1 just to get closer to CPU/Memory/Motherboard, and raising the 2 front coolers a bit for better airflow as Monjes said.

Tested on GTA V on 1080p/Max settings and the GPU avg temps seems to be 78C and CPU varies between 68C and 78C (not going 80C or over even in the 1%). I'm not overclocking anything BTW. Still thinking about a exhaust 120mm or 140mm top fan just to don't let all the exhaust work to the H80i, what do you guys think? Any recommendation?

Right now my GPU is in the secondary x16 PCI EXPRESS slot (my motherboard has three). Will my performance be affected or it doesn't matter at all?

ATM i have Corsair H80i v2 as exhaust (in the back), and 2 front coolers that came with the case. Does my H80i function as a case overall exhaust or just CPU's? Do i need to buy another cooler? A 140mm top cooler perhaps?

Here in my country, this CPU was 1050 R$ (Edit: Right now, it is 1700 R$, it was indeed a discount), the i7-7700k was not only unavailable, but 1764 R$. And i wanted a motherboard that supports any future 2066 CPU update. And about gameplay, i don't think it will be needed as it is EXACTLY the same kind of stutter that was in the video Monarch sent me, at 4:48 left side, so i can just say an average frequency of this happening like i said in the edit (RE 2 happens like 1 stutter for a minute) and PUBG something like (1 stutter for 5 to 10 seconds), but i will try to record and post some anyways if i don't encounter too much trouble.

Thanks, will probably update to dual-channel as soon as possible, but as i said, don't think thats the reason of the stuttering. I can post some gameplays, but i've never recorded and i don't have that much experience on it. Any tips on programs just to record gameplay? Edit: Can you see the little stutter on 4:48 left side of the screen in the video you sent me? thats exacly what happens to me, more frequently on PUBG than other games (on RE 2 remake for example, i rarely ever encounter one, with say, 1 stutter for a minute), but for PUBG would be like 1 stutter each 5 seconds. I notice in the video that the left side (single channel) tends to stutter a little bit more, but that i could be wrong, i will try to update it to see if helps or fixes it.

Will tell you the reason why, as you can see, i updated my motherboard to this generation (2066), and wanted a CPU that was not 6 core, because it would be overkill for most games if not streaming (since most don't even use more than 4), and with high performance on a single one (this CPU has 4.3 Ghz), and it was on discount where i bought. About monitoring tools which one do you recommend? I used the one that came with the GPU (Asus GPU Tweak 2), and already can tell you that it hits MAX 98% usage in heavy games.

Ok, i will try that and post if it got better, i assure you're saying turning down on the game i'm playing and not Nvidia's...

The PC should be able to run everything without downgrading anything, thats the point. It shouldn't be strugging, expecially when most of the time FPS is higher than 60, and the stutter seems to not be connected to the FPS getting lower than 60...

142/222 GB, most of the games i play don't exceed 8 GB RAM, thats why i don't think it is the reason.

I need some help with the brand new gaming PC i just bought. What i had in mind when i bought this PC was a completely stutter free gaming experience on 1080p/60 FPS/Max settings. I got most of it, but there is still a bit of stuttering in new games (PUBG, GTA V, Hitman 2). Can someone help me fix it? PC spec: Motherboard: Asus ROG STRIX x299 E-Gaming Processor: I7-7740X GPU: GTX 1070 Memory: 1x Kingston HyperX Fury DDR4/ 8 GB/ 2666 Mhz SSD: Kingston 2.5" 240GB A400 I always run v-sync off and 1 pre-rendered frames on Nvidia configs. One fix i thought of was adding one more 8 GB memory for dual-channel (processor and motherboard supports it) but i don't think that would be the reason, since most games, if not all, don't use more than 8 GB (even according to Linus in one of his vid).