Frame Stutter Issue with 1080TI

[AndrewCooper69]

• Describe the problem you are having in detail but without rambling. If your post is as long as this one, it's too long.
  • My problem is everything is running smoothly but I'll get random frame stutters even when the CPU and GPU aren't under full load.  Sometimes if I restart my computer it fixes it, but I just built it and want it running smooth from the start.
• Include your operating system including version and 32/64 bit.
  • Windows 10 64bit.
• Include your entire system specs, including the wattage of your PSU.
  • GTX 1080TI - Zotac Amp! Edition (11gb)
  • MSI MPG Z390 Gaming Edge AC Motherboard
  • Intel i7 8700k
    16Gb ram 3200 (XMP active)
    coolermaster aio 240ml cooler
    850w psu
    500gb ssd + 2 tb hdd
    6 fans in my case.
• Tell us which BIOS version you have. Some problems can be fixed by updating to the latest BIOS, so check that there are no updates available
  • BIOS version A0.00 - have not updated BIOS.
• Include any software running when it crashes (if applicable)
  • NVidia Share
  • Assassin's Creed Origins and Uplay/Final Fantaxy XV and Steam
• Give full details of any error messages and screenshots if possible

[Chronified]

Disable your Antivirus and Windows Defender, I have this happen when an unexpected scan occurs

[Chronified]

33 minutes ago, AndrewCooper69 said:

• Tell us which BIOS version you have. Some problems can be fixed by updating to the latest BIOS, so check that there are no updates available
  • BIOS version A0.00 - have not updated BIOS.

Here's a thought though, update the BIOS maybe??

[SkilledRebuilds]

Could it be that both of those games are WIDELY known for shit framepacing and stuttering., among other issues (across many varying systems)

And your PC is quite fine,... dealing with semi optimized / un-optimized  garbage time to time you will see a NOT perfect situation with software out of your control.

 

So what I'm saying is.... what other games do this? Because the two you mention, thats "Almost Normal" to come across in these games.

[SpiralTTGL]

could be standby memory problem you can use Intelligent standby list cleaner made by the guy who made the DDU application

[AndrewCooper69]

When it happens, it happens across every game.  I chose those as examples of ones which hold up under load but when I restart, everything is okay.

 

1 hour ago, SpiralTTGL said:

could be standby memory problem you can use Intelligent standby list cleaner made by the guy who made the DDU application

What does a standby memory problem mean and what does intelligent standby list cleaner do to fix it?

[AndrewCooper69]

2 hours ago, Chronified said:

Disable your Antivirus and Windows Defender, I have this happen when an unexpected scan occurs

This could be it actually, I use bitdefender and it is notorious for that.

 

2 hours ago, Chronified said:

Here's a thought though, update the BIOS maybe??

The motherboard manufacturer suggested not to update the BIOS unless I change hardware to something unsupported on my current version, but everything should be fine as is I think?  Let me know if I am wrong - I asked MSI over the phone about BIOS updates and they said not to bother.

[SpiralTTGL]

2 hours ago, AndrewCooper69 said:

When it happens, it happens across every game.  I chose those as examples of ones which hold up under load but when I restart, everything is okay.

 

What does a standby memory problem mean and what does intelligent standby list cleaner do to fix it?

its a window's bug it causes some issue's with studdering been an issue for over a year, some game's don't suffer studdering but instead reduced framerate

here's a vid showing what diff it does

 

the Graph going all the way up or relatively high = studder

 

 

Intelligent standby list cleaner doesn't let the standby memory fill up completely by wiping it when it's almost at the max capacity