2080 ti occasional fps drop/spike?

[Dino guy]

Hey guys, I've been experiencing some fps drop/stutter in my games every once in a while, nothing too big or unplayable just annoying and throws off my aim. This has been happening for a while never really bothered me that much up until now. Is this happening to anyone else? is it normal to get fps spikes? I'll gladly provide more info if needed
Specs -
2080 ti Driver 425.31 (tried reinstalling w/ DDU) 

i9-9900k
16gb ram

m.2 ssd

Windows 10 64bit
Battlefield V 1080p DX11 Ultra detail


Video time stamps: 0:02 / 0:10 / 0:36 / (just a demo video this happens more often in large fire fights, or when explosions are going off)

 

 

[Jurrunio]

a single 16gb stick? Frequency?

 

Also try DX12

[aaradorn]

We need more detailed specs, it could be anything.

[Dino guy]

8 hours ago, Jurrunio said:

a single 16gb stick? Frequency?

 

Also try DX12

2x 8gb 3600mhz

DX12 is worse lower performance and more spikes
 

[Dino guy]

7 hours ago, aaradorn said:

We need more detailed specs, it could be anything.

What else exactly?

[Jurrunio]

4 minutes ago, Dino guy said:

2x 8gb 3600mhz

DX12 is worse lower performance and more spikes
 

is it your network?

 

also run Crystaldiskmark on the ssd

[Princess Luna]

Where is the game installed? the boot drive? a secondary hdd?

 

Have you experienced issues in other games?

[JB780]

When you drop the quality settings (either to High in game or using Geforce Experience to assign better performance settings) do you still have stuttering?

Is your CPU overclocked? 

[xtrosity]

3 hours ago, Dino guy said:

2x 8gb 3600mhz

DX12 is worse lower performance and more spikes
 

I get the exact same stutter issues playing BF V on my 2080 ti. No matter what settings I change or reinstalling drivers/game could fix it. And that's on raid 0 Samsungs. For me, I believe it's related to just BF V, as I get no issues in any other games. That and a quick google shows that a lot of people complain about stuttering in this game. I just play through it now unfortunately, but still hold out hope that it gets fixed. 

 

I've tried DX11 and DX12, though with DX12 and DLSS I get much better performance it's just that the stutter is still there. Strange you loose performance.

[Dino guy]

7 hours ago, Princess Cadence said:

Where is the game installed? the boot drive? a secondary hdd?

 

Have you experienced issues in other games?

yea boot drive I only have an SSD for now, yes it happens in Apex legends as well too, Overwatch though is fine

[Dino guy]

3 hours ago, xtrosity said:

I get the exact same stutter issues playing BF V on my 2080 ti. No matter what settings I change or reinstalling drivers/game could fix it. And that's on raid 0 Samsungs. For me, I believe it's related to just BF V, as I get no issues in any other games. That and a quick google shows that a lot of people complain about stuttering in this game. I just play through it now unfortunately, but still hold out hope that it gets fixed. 

 

I've tried DX11 and DX12, though with DX12 and DLSS I get much better performance it's just that the stutter is still there. Strange you loose performance.

Maybe it is with the game, or origin it only happens in apex legends and BFV as of right now. on DX12 with RTX and DLSS off, performance is pretty much the same / slightly lower, but its way more unstable 

[Dino guy]

7 hours ago, Jurrunio said:

is it your network?

 

also run Crystaldiskmark on the ssd

both of those work fine 

[Dino guy]

4 hours ago, JB780 said:

When you drop the quality settings (either to High in game or using Geforce Experience to assign better performance settings) do you still have stuttering?

Is your CPU overclocked? 

Yes still happens, and stock CPU 

[xtrosity]

33 minutes ago, Dino guy said:

Maybe it is with the game, or origin it only happens in apex legends and BFV as of right now. on DX12 with RTX and DLSS off, performance is pretty much the same / slightly lower, but its way more unstable 

I can't comment on Apex since I don't play it, but try turning off Origin in game overlay. It supposedly helps some people, but did nothing for me in this case. 

[Dino guy]

1 hour ago, xtrosity said:

I can't comment on Apex since I don't play it, but try turning off Origin in game overlay. It supposedly helps some people, but did nothing for me in this case. 

origin doesn't do anything im leaning towards it being an origin thing, I stress tested GPU and was pretty normal so I'll test non origin games too just in case

[i_build_nanosuits]

you're using only about 80% of your GPU overall because you're gaming at only 1080p so you are 100% CPU bound all the time and being limited by the CPU will not be as smooth as when you're GPU limited.