Wierd stutter midgame

[Adrian90]

I've got a new build an week ago and a few days ago the pc started to act wierd after i use it for like 2 hours or so.

Usually it happens midgame, a strange stutter appears that lasts like 5 seconds. Initially i thought that it only happens ingame,but if i tab out, the stutter continues. 

Thats all. It appears after 2 hours of use and it lasts for 5 seconds,then everything is back to normal.

Not sure if its corelated but it started to do this after installed latest nvidia drivers.

 

Mobo Z390 a pro

Gpu Gtx 1660

Ram ddr4 Corsair lpx 2x8gb 3000 mhz

Psu Rm650x

Cpu i5 9600k

[191x7]

Here's an idea - monitor the DPC latency of your system and try to note what's running (which apps) when it happens.

[Adrian90]

Playing WoW when this happens and usually theres the mail up and a couple of youtube videos paused in the background.

Thing is it worked normal until like 2-3 days ago. Didnt had this problem.

[flashiling]

at what times during wow gameplay?

if it's whilst in boralus/dazaralor in retail then it's normal because that's just wow that's poorly optimized

[DoctorNick]

Could be a problem in windows. have had similar issues on both my intel and ryzen system and issue just appeared randomly one day. I would reinstall windows using the latest ISO: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10

Install windows in offline mode - stay offline when first booting into windows and disable automatic driver installation: https://www.laptopmag.com/articles/disable-automatic-driver-downloads-on-windows-10

 

Install drivers manually from GPU and motherboard support page. I can recommend 441.28 SD driver: https://www.nvidia.com/Download/driverResults.aspx/154342/en-us

[Adrian90]

13 minutes ago, flashiling said:

at what times during wow gameplay?

if it's whilst in boralus/dazaralor in retail then it's normal because that's just wow that's poorly optimized

It s not that. Its while raiding too. And it continues even if i tab out.

[Adrian90]

5 minutes ago, DoctorNick said:

Could be a problem in windows. have had similar issues on both my intel and ryzen system and issue just appeared randomly one day. I would reinstall windows using the latest ISO: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10

Install windows in offline mode - stay offline when first booting into windows and disable automatic driver installation: https://www.laptopmag.com/articles/disable-automatic-driver-downloads-on-windows-10

 

Install drivers manually from GPU and motherboard support page. I can recommend 441.28 SD driver: https://www.nvidia.com/Download/driverResults.aspx/154342/en-us

Windows is latest i think, pirated and activated. I disabled updates and all that " spy things " from win 10. Installed latest mobo drivers from site and same with gpu,via gforce experience.

I will try to rollback the gpu driver and see if thats the cause.

If i remember right,this problem appeared after i installed latest gpu driver via gforce exp.