Rtx 2080 ti bad performance.

[Linusisnotlinux]

Recently I bought rtx 2080ti ventus from msi. from the start, when I started using it, I experience numerous stutters, even though there are no drops in frames per second. All drivers are up to date including BIOS. could it be due to the driver? or rather defective equipment. for the money I expect better performance :(

Maybe someone's having the same problem? 

[RAS_3885]

I'd start with running some GPU benchmarks to see if it's performing as it should be.

 

From there stutters can be from any number of things. DDU drivers and reinstall latest to rule that out. How are GPU temps? What CPU and what's the CPU usage and temps look like? What resolution and frame rates are you playing at? What games are giving you issues (or are all of them acting up)?

[Linusisnotlinux]

Forgot to mention my setup. 

Gigabyte b450 aorus Elite rev 1.0

Crucial ballistix 2x8gb ddr4 3200mhz

Ryzen 5 3600

Modecom volcano 650w bronze

 

 

 

[Linusisnotlinux]

Just now, RAS_3885 said:

I'd start with running some GPU benchmarks to see if it's performing as it should be.

 

From there stutters can be from any number of things. DDU drivers and reinstall latest to rule that out. How are GPU temps? What CPU and what's the CPU usage and temps look like? What resolution and frame rates are you playing at? What games are giving you issues (or are all of them acting up)?

Temps of the gpu are great, never got more than 70 degrees. I've already reinstalled drivers, but that didn't help. My cpu is ryzen 5 3600 overclocked to 4.3ghz, during heavy gaming temps don't go over 75 degrees on aio cooler. While playing battlefront 2 usage is usually about 60% but on that game i don't experience stutters that much. I'm playing at 1080p with 165hz monitor,locked at 150fps due the g-sync compatible thing. I see most stutters in black ops cold war for now, in other games those are less visible. Also sorry for my language, I'm from Poland trying my best to describe my problem

[Linusisnotlinux]

Just now, Linusisnotlinux said:

Temps of the gpu are great, never got more than 70 degrees. I've already reinstalled drivers, but that didn't help. My cpu is ryzen 5 3600 overclocked to 4.3ghz, during heavy gaming temps don't go over 75 degrees on aio cooler. While playing battlefront 2 usage is usually about 60% but on that game i don't experience stutters that much. I'm playing at 1080p with 165hz monitor,locked at 150fps due the g-sync compatible thing. I see most stutters in black ops cold war for now, in other games those are less visible. Also sorry for my language, I'm from Poland trying my best to describe my problem

Here's my overall pc score. I think it's pretty good

[JoostinOnline]

Track your frametime as a graph with MSI Afterburner and Riva Tuner Statistics (use the latest beta).  Change your frametime setting to match this:

 

Enable the overlay (you can set the key to toggle it in settings as well) and see if your frametimes are staying steady.

 

Also, have you enabled V-Sync in Nvidia Control Panel but disabled it in-game?  Because if so, do that.

[Linusisnotlinux]

11 minutes ago, JoostinOnline said:

Track your frametime as a graph with MSI Afterburner and Riva Tuner Statistics (use the latest beta).  Change your frametime setting to match this:

 

Enable the overlay (you can set the key to toggle it in settings as well) and see if your frametimes are staying steady.

 

Also, have you enabled V-Sync in Nvidia Control Panel but disabled it in-game?  Because if so, do that.

Currently i have disabled v sync in nvidia control panel but enabled in game. I've seen somewhere that its better for the v sync compatible monitor. 

[JoostinOnline]

Just now, Linusisnotlinux said:

Currently i have disabled v sync in nvidia control panel but enabled in game. I've seen somewhere that its better for the v sync compatible monitor. 

Other way around.  That's almost certainly your problem.

[Linusisnotlinux]

7 minutes ago, JoostinOnline said:

Other way around.  That's almost certainly your problem.

I'm gonna try this later and see the results

[Linusisnotlinux]

On 2/23/2021 at 1:09 AM, RAS_3885 said:

I'd start with running some GPU benchmarks to see if it's performing as it should be.

 

From there stutters can be from any number of things. DDU drivers and reinstall latest to rule that out. How are GPU temps? What CPU and what's the CPU usage and temps look like? What resolution and frame rates are you playing at? What games are giving you issues (or are all of them acting up)?

Hey, me again. Nothing changed, still same problem. Could it be quality of my psu? Right now i have modecom volcano 650w bronze. Maybe its not enough? I also read that g- sync compatible monitors can couse the problem, but i just cant play without it turned on, it hurts my eyes now

[RAS_3885]

4 minutes ago, Linusisnotlinux said:

Hey, me again. Nothing changed, still same problem. Could it be quality of my psu? Right now i have modecom volcano 650w bronze. Maybe its not enough? I also read that g- sync compatible monitors can couse the problem, but i just cant play without it turned on, it hurts my eyes now

That's a possibility. Have a look at the PSU tier list if you haven't yet seen it. 

Yours falls under the Tier D, which is really only good for iGPU systems, but it's in a further sub-category of little to no info.

 

If you have the financial means to get a new PSU that would be a good troubleshooting step. It may also save you from a questionable PSU killing other components in your system.

 

[Linusisnotlinux]

1 hour ago, RAS_3885 said:

That's a possibility. Have a look at the PSU tier list if you haven't yet seen it. 

Yours falls under the Tier D, which is really only good for iGPU systems, but it's in a further sub-category of little to no info.

 

If you have the financial means to get a new PSU that would be a good troubleshooting step. It may also save you from a questionable PSU killing other components in your system.

 

damn, i thought that's a pretty solid psu! Turns out its just a pile of crap. Will change it soon  Hope it helps. Thank you for help!

[GamerDude]

You have a good GPU, but paired it with a crap PSU? As someone had suggested, run DDU:

1. Download latest nVidia driver

2. Disable WiFi, or unplug LAN cable from computer, or you can go to DDU setting and set it to not let Windows download and update driver on its own.

3. Get DDU to restart computer in Safe Mode, when in Safe Mode, DDU will uninstall all traces of previous driver.

4. When promoted to restart, do it and when you're in desktop, install that downloaded driver

 

IF the issue still persist, I'd take a hard look at the PSU.....