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Seems like the stuttering is back, this time found in No Man's Sky. Ugh.

This. If you are buying a new GPU, literally wait, spend that same money and get double your performance, OP. I bought my cards the quarter they released then they got bumped with the Supers and I felt rough. Imagine how you will feel when your new stuff is getting dusted.

I ran through two 3dMark benchmarks and a Forza Horizon Benchmark after rolling back the driver and didnt see any stutters or freezes at all. I am going to call this fixed for now but its more like a work around? I guess I am also wondering why this would happen to begin with? Bad driver coding cant get the commands out so it freezes and catches up?? TY, appreciate it (if It becomes a problem again Ill be back)

3090 is the only version that supports NV Link. But at double the cost and double the performance.

Ill try this ASAP

Hello friends and heroes of all shapes and sizes, I need your help. I am stuck troubleshooting a performance issue i've been having within the last couple of weeks. Generally speaking while playing any game, my pc with freeze for a second before resuming and I cannot for the life of me find an actual resolution. I have downclocked my CPU back to baseline (i7 9700k) at a 4.6ghz all core, load line autos at level 2, voltage auto, 140% power (which is max for the Asus z390-h mobo), asus multicore enhancement off and using intel defaults. Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 Home (x64) Build 19041.450 (2004/May 2020 Update) Processor Name: Intel Core i7-9700K Motherboard Model: ASUS ROG STRIX Z390-H GAMING Bios v 2808 Ram Gskill Trident Z F4-3200C16-8GTZR Video Chipset: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070 Power Supply EVGA SuperNOVA 750 G2 80+ GOLD, 750W Temperatures are low across the board. Full load is only 80C. After it happens, ill check the log and see a drop in CPU, GPU and Pwr usage. The clock speed does not move on either gpu or cpu during the pause. Troubleshooting I have thus tried with no avail: Increasing Virtual Memory Increasing voltages for gpu increasing slight RAM voltages Downclocking CPU to default Game Mode off Updated BIOs Updated Chipset Updated GPU Drivers chkdsk mem checks This is not to say that one of those could still be the culprit. When this stutter happens the audio continues to play unhindered. I noticed it started to happen when I first started Horizon Zero Dawn for pc a couple weeks ago after the GPU Driver update. What steps should I use to tackle this? What do you guys typically do in these situations when trying to find the problem? What app resources should I use? Im pretty stumped considering this gear Is relatively new. Please advise, thank youuu!

That's it! WinDirStat, I couldnt remember what it was called. Thank you so much guys. What do you mean by Sluggish? Just slow to read or eats up resources to run?

What is the name of the program that you can see the breakdown of your hard drive data visually with the colored blocks? It then breaks it down by folder and file type to see what is being used by what. I remember I got it from an LTT video but after some reformatting I can't remember the name of the program. Additionally, is there a list of benchmark utilities that LTT and forum users utilize? I would benefit from a checklist