lag No FPS drop, but kinda different "lag"

[Di5a5t3r]

Hey!

 

Specs: 

 

MB: ASUS ROG Strix Z270F Gaming
RAM: Corsair Vengeance LPX DDR4 3000MHz 16GB
CPU: Intel Core i7-6700K Skylake Prosessor
GPU: ASUS GeForce GTX 1080 ROG Strix Gaming

 

Everything i stock! 

 

I have just bought this stuff (2 days old) except the GPU.

All my harddrives are formatted. And i only have windows, latest drivers and the games.

 

GPU temp is at 65 degress 
CPU temp is at 55 degrees

This is while gaming!

 

Here is the issue: 

Im playing assassins creed origins, yes, its poorly optimized. But i have turned the graphics down and set the max fps to 60. 

Now, the game runs great in the open fields where i tested this. I have constant 60 fps. NO FPS DROP!

But i still get a weird stutter. Its not a hard stutter, kinda soft if you know what i mean. Kinda difficult to explain, but hopefully you understand it. This also happens when im playing Destiny 2. 

 

Can it be any of my harddrives?

 

Just to get it out of the way, i had a i7 7700k, but because of heat problems i change to i7 6700k, and this happend with the i7 7700k aswell. I formatted the harddrives both times so its a fresh installation. FYI 
 

[themctipers]

disable vsync, try to even go lower in quality for slightly higher fps than 60

 

i think I get that feeling of ‘stutter’ too but I describe it as ‘input lag’ and it’s fixed for me by going higher FPS than the refresh rate of my montior by a couple to 10 more FPS

[Di5a5t3r]

3 minutes ago, themctipers said:

disable vsync, try to even go lower in quality for slightly higher fps than 60

 

i think I get that feeling of ‘stutter’ too but I describe it as ‘input lag’ and it’s fixed for me by going higher FPS than the refresh rate of my montior by a couple to 10 more FPS

I dont have vsync on. There is a FPS limit in the game. Off, 30, 45, 60 and 90. But i turned it off and set the graphics at the lowest it can be, but i still get the stutter

[Skiiwee29]

it has been widely discussed in numerous threads here already, this game has 2 different layers of DRM. One of them is being called constantly driving up CPU usage and is likely causing your micro stutters you sound like to be having. 

[Di5a5t3r]

8 minutes ago, legacy99 said:

it has been widely discussed in numerous threads here already, this game has 2 different layers of DRM. One of them is being called constantly driving up CPU usage and is likely causing your micro stutters you sound like to be having. 

 

yeah, i heard about that, and my CPU was at 100%, but that was my old i7 3770k. My i7 6700k is at max 75% all the time when the graphics was at it lowest. Should i get micro stutter when its not using 100%? 

[r4tch3t]

I don't know the specifics. But you don't need 100% utilisation for it to happen.

The DRM takes cycles to complete whilst the game has to wait until it's finished before continuing causing a tiny delay which can Cascade through the system causing stuttering.

[TrigrH]

if you dont have an SSD, thats why.

[Di5a5t3r]

1 minute ago, TrigrH said:

if you dont have an SSD, thats why.

I do have an ssd, but even if i didnt, i doubt thats why

[vrtah]

On 11/2/2017 at 11:35 PM, Di5a5t3r said:

Hey!

 

Specs: 

 

MB: ASUS ROG Strix Z270F Gaming
RAM: Corsair Vengeance LPX DDR4 3000MHz 16GB
CPU: Intel Core i7-6700K Skylake Prosessor
GPU: ASUS GeForce GTX 1080 ROG Strix Gaming

 

Everything i stock! 

 

I have just bought this stuff (2 days old) except the GPU.

All my harddrives are formatted. And i only have windows, latest drivers and the games.

 

GPU temp is at 65 degress 
CPU temp is at 55 degrees

This is while gaming!

 

Here is the issue: 

Im playing assassins creed origins, yes, its poorly optimized. But i have turned the graphics down and set the max fps to 60. 

Now, the game runs great in the open fields where i tested this. I have constant 60 fps. NO FPS DROP!

But i still get a weird stutter. Its not a hard stutter, kinda soft if you know what i mean. Kinda difficult to explain, but hopefully you understand it. This also happens when im playing Destiny 2. 

 

Can it be any of my harddrives?

 

Just to get it out of the way, i had a i7 7700k, but because of heat problems i change to i7 6700k, and this happend with the i7 7700k aswell. I formatted the harddrives both times so its a fresh installation. FYI 
 

im literall experiencing this now but on fortnite. i capped it at 60FPS cause my moniter is a 60hz so i didnt see a point on my pc working itself so hard at 100% so i capped it so it can sit at 50 but then im getting like a stutter so im confused. i dont have  vsync anmd i have a ssd