Skyrim stuttering issue

[That90sKid]

So, I'm having this weird stuttering issue while playing Skyrim. It generally only happens while looking at roots on walls or going up a flight of stairs. My PC is more than capable of running this game at 1080p completely maxed out with all the settings turned up with no problem. I've tried adjusting the video settings and still end up getting the same result. Is there a way to fix this stuttering? Any help on this would be appreciated. 

[ManIkWeet]

You forgot to mention the shitload of mods you're probably running...

[Fulgrim]

Try capping your FPS to 60, and use this.

 

http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/71214/?

 

And as @ManlkWeet said, what mods you running? Only weirdos play Skyrim on PC and don't mod it.

[That90sKid]

You forgot to mention the shitload of mods you're probably running...

Only the instant merchant and the free HD texture dlc 

[That90sKid]

Try capping your FPS to 60, and use this.

 

http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/71214/?

 

And as @ManlkWeet said, what mods you running? Only weirdos play Skyrim on PC and don't mod it.

I'll try this thanks for the link m8

[Paranoid Kami]

It's a physics thing whenever the game is over 60 fps. I just reloaded it up and experienced the exact same thing.

[bacosta1993]

Mods literally fix everything wrong with the game. 

Install enboost or an enb and install the stutter remover. Gopher has amazing tutorials. Check him out on youtube. 

[That90sKid]

It's a physics thing whenever the game is over 60 fps. I just reloaded it up and experienced the exact same thing.

Does it happen all the time for you or just certain locations?

[Paranoid Kami]

Does it happen all the time for you or just certain locations?

 

All the time.

[v0id]

To echo what others have said, vanilla Skyrim can't handle anything past 60Hz. My monitor has a quick button to hop between 60, 120 and 144Hz and if I jump anywhere past 60 everything starts twigging out.

[That90sKid]

To echo what others have said, vanilla Skyrim can't handle anything past 60Hz. My monitor has a quick button to hop between 60, 120 and 144Hz and if I jump anywhere past 60 everything starts twigging out.

Even when I set my fps cap in this game to 60 fps it still does this.

[Tsuki]

give THIS a shot and see what happens

[That90sKid]

give THIS a shot and see what happens

I'll give this a shot and let you know if it works.

[That90sKid]

give THIS a shot and see what happens

This did help when I'm out in the world. But, when I'm in caves and looking at vines or multiple rock faces it still stutters. 

[v0id]

This did help when I'm out in the world. But, when I'm in caves and looking at vines or multiple rock faces it still stutters. 

 

I know you said your PC can handle Skryim, but for the sake of argument does lowering the settings do anything? Or restoring default configs? You can also try verifying the cache integrity if you bought it through Steam. Or you can run it in compatibility mode and as an Admin. Not sure if you've tried those things but all else fails, you can always try a reinstall. Your saves will still be there so no need to worry bout that.

[Paranoid Kami]

Been using it for a day so far and it seems to have been fixed. All I did was tell Geforce to give me 'optimal settings' and I don't have any more problems. The only change I can tell by looking at the list that it gives is that it uses a higher resolution than the one I use and never goes over 60 because of it.

[That90sKid]

I know you said your PC can handle Skryim, but for the sake of argument does lowering the settings do anything? Or restoring default configs? You can also try verifying the cache integrity if you bought it through Steam. Or you can run it in compatibility mode and as an Admin. Not sure if you've tried those things but all else fails, you can always try a reinstall. Your saves will still be there so no need to worry bout that.

I'll give this a try.

[That90sKid]

I know you said your PC can handle Skryim, but for the sake of argument does lowering the settings do anything? Or restoring default configs? You can also try verifying the cache integrity if you bought it through Steam. Or you can run it in compatibility mode and as an Admin. Not sure if you've tried those things but all else fails, you can always try a reinstall. Your saves will still be there so no need to worry bout that.

Haven't tried lowering the settings yet I'll see if this makes a difference.