Micro stuttering in games that keeps coming back, i'm completely stumped.

[xaxafuego]

I recently built a new PC and I've noticed micro stuttering in most of my games (still perfectly playable, but very annoying). The thing is, when I reboot the PC, it goes away, at least for a while. The only other time it's gone away is when I updated my graphics drivers and nvidia does that screen reset thing it always does when you update drivers. I have no idea what's triggering it or why it comes back. Sometimes, there's no micro stuttering at all on a 15 hour boot, and sometimes, it starts happening after 4 hours. I don't think it's a latency issue or a problem with the monitor, as afterburner's graphs show fps dips during the microstutter. I'm seriously stumped here and have no idea what could be causing this. Rainbow Six and Witcher are my primary benchmark games, as I know that i'm supposed to be able to run those games super smooth at 100+fps, so the dips are more noticeable.

Things I've tried:

Intellingent standby list cleaner

playing with BIOS settings

updating OS, all drivers

All temps are fine

My (relevant) specs:

RTX 2070 STRIX

Ryzen 2600x

16gb 3200mhz ram

500gb WD NVME drive

Gigabyte p650b PSU (650watts)

Aorus b450 pro motherboard

BenQ GW2470 monitor

[Praesi]

Set the prerendered frames in the nvidia control panel to "1"

[WisePinguin]

Got the same issue as you bro

[xaxafuego]

46 minutes ago, Praesi said:

Set the prerendered frames in the nvidia control panel to "1"

I'm not even seeing this option in my nvidia global settings. 

[Praesi]

3 minutes ago, xaxafuego said:

I'm not even seeing this option in my nvidia global settings. 

 

[xaxafuego]

11 minutes ago, Praesi said:

 

I thought this was for VR headsets? Either way it's already set to 1. 

[Praesi]

4 minutes ago, xaxafuego said:

I thought this was for VR headsets? Either way it's already set to 1. 

You are right, my bad. Its some time since i had this Issue.

Make a Witcher 3 Profile under 3D Settings, go to "maximum pre-rendered frames" and set it to "1".

[DarkSmith2]

1 hour ago, xaxafuego said:

I thought this was for VR headsets? Either way it's already set to 1. 

max prerendered frames set to 1 is now called "Low Latency Mode On" 

https://imgur.com/bGFGqNP

 

Also make sure your GPU is set to prefer maximum performance.

Does the problem also occur if Gsync is disabled?

[Praesi]

I hate when People dont respond to Help.