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Hi!
First of all, for my computer, I've had it for 4 years, it's a Asus z170-a MB, 6700K OCed to 4.5Ghz (1.325V since it's not stable at any lower voltage) and an Asus GTX 970 OC, 32GB RAM @2400Mhz.
So, recently my Autodesk 3DsMax started to stuter a lot, not really when my poly count is high, more link when I rotate my camera around the objects and what not.
I started thinking about upgrading my GPU to improve my viewport performance and to start getting into GPU rendering. 
The thing I noticed today is that my poor GTX970 is running at a very low temperature,50-60max, and it's not even doing any effort! So, it's not the GPU.
Let alone the CPU, which is running at 30-40º...

Do you guys have any ideia what might be wrong with my computer, what might not be working as intended or what I could upgrade to get rid of this ANNOYING stuttering?

Thank you in advance!

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it could just be they updated and left your computer behind. kind of doubt it though. if you run your cpu at stock does it still happen?

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it could be dying. run some smart software or your ssd manufacturers software. Could be overheating to

I live in misery USA. my timezone is central daylight time which is either UTC -5 or -4 because the government hates everyone.

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@VegetableStu

Not 3DsMax, but when I installed windows again I installed all the drivers for my graphics card, yes, could that be it? I'll try it.
Yeah, viewport performance is usually GPU. What happens a lot is, I click a certain action, and only after 2s that action is ready to be utilized...

 

Nop, my cursor is just fine

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