PC Gaming Suttering

[pepsi_man004]

Hi all,

 

I have recently built a PC and my games are stuttering.

I get around 170fps on Rainbow Six Siege and the fps will drop after 5-10 seconds and will keep on stuttering.

 

My PC specs is

RTX 4080 Super

AMD 7800X3D

32gb 6000mhz CL30 ram

850w crosair psu

[vanpuffelen]

What does Task Manager say when the stuttering happens? Does it say that you have a suspiciously low CPU or GPU usage?

[Mumintroll]

Is it only when gaming?

What happens when you run some benchmarking app?

Does it stutter anything during light load, like watching a youtube video?

[pepsi_man004]

1 hour ago, Mumintroll said:

Is it only when gaming?

What happens when you run some benchmarking app?

Does it stutter anything during light load, like watching a youtube video?

I am just gonna do some test's now,

Only stutters when gaming.

 

Any benchmark app you can recommend?

[pepsi_man004]

2 hours ago, vanpuffelen said:

What does Task Manager say when the stuttering happens? Does it say that you have a suspiciously low CPU or GPU usage?

Here is my Task Manager whilst playing RDR2.

 

One thing I notice is that my Ram is saying 4800mhz when it should be 6000mhz?

I have enabled XMP.

 

[vanpuffelen]

3 hours ago, joe_ollie909 said:

Here is my Task Manager whilst playing RDR2.

 

One thing I notice is that my Ram is saying 4800mhz when it should be 6000mhz?

I have enabled XMP.

 

Re-check your BIOS, and also check whether or not the RAM you purchased is rated for 6000MT/s. As for removing stuttering, try reinstalling your GPU drivers with GeForce Experience (ensure you're using Game Ready drivers), and check for updates with Windows Update. Also check your power plan in the Windows settings, and in the Power Plan in the Control Panel. 

[pepsi_man004]

20 hours ago, vanpuffelen said:

Re-check your BIOS, and also check whether or not the RAM you purchased is rated for 6000MT/s. As for removing stuttering, try reinstalling your GPU drivers with GeForce Experience (ensure you're using Game Ready drivers), and check for updates with Windows Update. Also check your power plan in the Windows settings, and in the Power Plan in the Control Panel. 

I managed to get my ram to show 6000mts by turning off XMP profile and re enabling it.

My GPU drivers I reinstalled.

 

One thing I noticed is that my power plan was set to "power saver" which i changed to "balanced", this may have been restricting performance.

R6 and RDR2 feel alot smoother right now, if the issue comes back I will create another post.

 

 

My in game temperatures are fine too.

 

 

Not sure what has helped but thank you!

[vanpuffelen]

2 hours ago, joe_ollie909 said:

I managed to get my ram to show 6000mts by turning off XMP profile and re enabling it.

My GPU drivers I reinstalled.

 

One thing I noticed is that my power plan was set to "power saver" which i changed to "balanced", this may have been restricting performance.

R6 and RDR2 feel alot smoother right now, if the issue comes back I will create another post.

 

 

My in game temperatures are fine too.

 

 

Not sure what has helped but thank you!

Set your power plan to High Performance. You can also make a custom power plan, which is what I do on Windows 10.

[pepsi_man004]

On 10/22/2024 at 9:39 PM, vanpuffelen said:

Set your power plan to High Performance. You can also make a custom power plan, which is what I do on Windows 10.

Hey,

 

The stuttering has started again.

I did some bench marking in a few games, is the 0.1% really low?

 

 

I am not sure what is going on