High-end PC Stuttering Performance in games? Could use some help

[oggunderscore]

Hello!

It seems that my high-end PC I personally build not long ago is experiencing stuttering in multiple games to where the FPS essentially drops to zero for a split second, my PC stops responding to inputs and is inputted in the last direction (e.g. if I was holding down W to walk forward, and the stutter happen, I don't see myself walk forward for a split second but I teleport forward). It has happened in Rainbow Six: Siege, CS:GO, Starbound, and a few other games. But does not happen in League of Legends. It also occurs in VR as well, most specifically Beat Saber as it can be quite troublesome to lose around 30 frames and miss a few notes, then die in the song to that lag. I did install drivers directly from Driver Booster as well as Geforce Experience so I don't think I am missing drivers specifically.

 

Here are my specs:
i9-9900k

ASUS ROG STRX RTX 2080

Samsung EVO 256gb M.2 

Two other WD Blue's 1tb

16gb G Skill X Trident RGB 3200mhz (running on 2133mhz I think). Name might be mispelled, can't recall exact.

Dell S2716DG 144hz 27" 1440p

I run on 240mm cooling solutions with two case fans. I dont think heating is the issue as I have a EXT fan also cooling the computer to a below 40-50c temp across nearly everything. 

 

Could anyone shine some insight on this or what I could to do optimize or fix this issue?

 

[Princess Luna]

Have you had trouble with dual channel memory? maybe ya tighten the cooler too much and it's affecting the IMC reason why your memory is having instability.

 

It's most likely to be related to be memory related, but not necessarily the kit, could be a number of things like the motherboard messing up to.

[Princess Luna]

22 minutes ago, oggunderscore said:

. I did install drivers directly from Driver Booster

This does more harm to your system than any good, it's bloatware that does either insignificant stuff screaming LOOK HOW GOOD WE ARE or are straight out hurting your system breaking registries on their so called "cleaning up".

 

all of iobit and related companies is junk, I suggest at this point you reinstall windows also if you can, and start with the actual drivers from Microsoft on windows update... unregistered Win10 gets the updates just the same too.

[oggunderscore]

On 12/28/2018 at 3:54 PM, Princess Cadence said:

This does more harm to your system than any good, it's bloatware that does either insignificant stuff screaming LOOK HOW GOOD WE ARE or are straight out hurting your system breaking registries on their so called "cleaning up".

 

all of iobit and related companies is junk, I suggest at this point you reinstall windows also if you can, and start with the actual drivers from Microsoft on windows update... unregistered Win10 gets the updates just the same too.

Thanks for your reply. I am running dual channeled memory. Maybe I should move it to the other two slots? Also I did not tighten the liquid cooler to my CPU nobs other than tighten it down to the cpu realistically. Im beginning to think it might be my 650W CPU running with the i9 9900k and a RTX 2080...maybe its not enough?

 

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