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I recently built a new PC about 2 weeks ago now with a 7800x3D. My friend has also build a new system with the same CPU and motherboard and we are both experiencing some very annoying frame time spikes causing some stutters in all titles. I'm wondering what fixes could help with this issue. I've downloaded MSI afterburner and verified that the stutter is coming from frame time spikes. Expo is enabled in bios running at 6000, Ive tried turning that off, tried Nvidia G-sync, off and on and capping frames in games. Nothing is helping. Full build list is below. CPU: AMD 7800x3d MoBo: Aorus b650 elite ax GPU: Aorus RTX 3070 Ram: Corsair Vengeance Rgb 16x2 32Gb 6000mt CPU Cooler: Lian Li GA II trinity 360mm AIO PSU: Corsair RM750e 750 Watt Mem: Samsung 2tb 980 Pro SSD Case: Lian Li 011D Evo.

I've posted this on reddit a couple times, but I don't get any help over it on there, I really need some help with this. Recently I've started to see a problem with my games and that is the frame times spiking exactly every second. It wasn't a problem before, it just started happening out of nowhere. I've noticed that every time it happens my wattage also jumps up and down, going from 50 to 100+ then back down or 70 - 100+ then back down. I've stress tested my GPU on furmark, and everything seems fine, no artifacts, still even during the furmark test, this was happening. I get 60fps in most games I play, but have this frame time problem at the same time When I lock to 30 it works fine. Recently lighting struck near my house and two of my WiFi routers got fried, ever since then, when I boot up a really intensive game, my pc just crashes, no display, nothing, just the GPU fans going crazy. What's giving out? Is it my PSU? My GPU? Or my motherboard? My specs: MSI twin frozr Rx 480 4gb Intel core i5 6400 Biostar Z270GTN 12 GB ADATA Ram (4+8) Thunder TGS - 550G (I've heard it's some local shady power supply with false advertising, I was on a budget at the time, so the computer store guy hooked me up with this)

Hi everyone, I did a little bit of testing involving frame times and average low FPS because I noticed weird stuttering while playing overwatch. I tested in quickplay and captured 5 minutes of gameplay using FRAPS on my own PC, as well as my brother's PC. I analyzed it afterward using FRAFS. As you can see in the graphs, my PC (R4MK3) performed noticeably worse across the board, even though it has way higher specs (titan x maxwell+i7 6700k+60 Hz 1080p ultrawide vs. GTX 970+i7 3770+ 144 Hz 1080p). Even considering the Higher resolution of my monitor, my PC should not fall that far behind I think. So, does anyone of you know how I could improve frame times and decrease stuttering? (Other games perform as they should btw)

specs:i5 6500gtx 1060evga 500w whiteasrock z170m extreme 4Samsung 860 evo (os drive)1tb wd bluenot a gpu problem, I bought a gt 1030 to test out and it still stutters, the same exact wayalso stutter in other gameswhat part should I replace next?<content removed>

Please participate in the beta-test v1.4.0. Download: https://github.com/DevTechProfile/CapFrameX/releases/tag/v1.4.0beta CapFrameX is a modern frametime capture and analysis tool based on PresentMon. More infos: https://github.com/DevTechProfile/CapFrameX/blob/master/README.md We've implemented a RTSS client to show status information on the overlay. It would be nice if you give it a try. Feedbak is always welcome. New features: Overlay based on RTSS (Rivatuner Statistics Server) Capture service status (watch ingame what happens while working with CX) Capture timer Run history Run history aggregation (more consistent than simply averaging multiple results) Frametime/framerate Saving aggregated recording file Frametime chart range slider (start, end, slidable window) In this beta version, we've included a new "Overlay" page on which you can customise what RTSS should show you. RTSS will automatically start with CX if it's not already running and the CX overlay items will also work together with existing applications, that already use RTSS, like the MSI Afterburner. Things you can do with the CX overlay: Show fps and/or frametimes Show the status of the capture service aswell as the remaining capture time(if set) Show a run history with common analysis parameters The second new funcion in this beta is the run history, which can also be activated on the "Overlay" page. With this, you can set a number of runs to be made and also choose up to 2 metrics in addition to the average fps. These metrics will be shown on the overlay for each run. You can reset the history via hotkey or alternatively just start a new run once the history is full. In addition to the run history, we've also added an aggregation function, that can be activated when using the run history. If the aggregation is active, the frametimes of all your runs will be saved to a single record file, once your run history is full to give you the performance parameters based on all the runs combined*. This aggregated result will also be shown on the overlay. You can choose if you want the single history items to be saved as a file too or if you just want the aggregated result. So especially for reviewers or people who want to get more reliable benchmark results in general this means no more writing down of multiple benchmark results and then calculating the average values out of them, CX does all that for you now. We've added an option on how to deal with outlier runs but for this beta, we only included the standard option which is to ignore them and just combine the runs once the history is full. In the final release, you'll also have the option to define outliers (choose the metric to determine outliers and choose a percentage how much the metric value has to differ from the median to be an outlier). If you get an outlier, it will be marked and you have to do another run to replace it. Once there are no more outliers in the run history, the aggregation starts. This is another big step on getting the most reliable results out of your benchmark runs. Aside from the overlay stuff, we've also changed a little feature that shouldn't be left unspoken of. The old "cutting mode" on the Analysis and Comparison page is now replaced with a range slider, so now you can cut the graphs exatcly the way you want and also move around the remaining time window freely across the graph. *Based on how aggregation works, the percentile parameters you'll get out of it may differ from the ones you get when taking the percentiles of multiple runs and calculating an average out of them. That's because with the aggregation all parameters get calculated again from the frametime data of all the runs combined instead of calculating them in steps and then averaging them. RTSS To use CX overlay the latest RivaTuner Statistics Server has to be installed: https://www.guru3d.com/files-details/rtss-rivatuner-statistics-server-download.html Troubleshoot If the application crashes when the overlay is activated, install Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio 2015, 2017 and 2019: vc_redist.x64.exe Ingame impressions CX and Afterburner overlay together, RTSS is multi-client-capable Making 3 runs to fill the run history Result line is the aggregated dataset (all runs combined into one)

The newest edition of the AMD 18.8.2 Drivers consistently keep causing my game to have poor frame times, and reverting to the 18.5.2 driver makes it so there is an item that can consistently crash my game. What can I do? I literally have opera, amd drivers, fortnite, and discord installed on my pc, I turned of XBOX Game DVR and all that microsoft windows 10 junk, and I went into cmd and removed all the unecessary microsoft apps like messages etc. What can i do?