Unfixable Stuttering. Pls Help

[destalk]

So, basically I built a new rig a year ago (Current components):
- Ryzen 7 1700
- AsRock X370 Taichi 
- 16GB G.SKILL TRIDENT Z 
- ASUS GTX 1070 STRIX
- 500GB SAMSUNG EVO 850 SSD
- 1TB Western Digital HDD
- Corsair RM750i PSU

Since then, I can't play any game because it is full of Microstuttering. I did everything you can imagine to solve it:

- Updated BIOS (2 times)
- Ryzen software downloaded
- Installed Games on the SSD
- Using Ryzen power plan and high performance power plan
- OC succesfully without any issues both RAM (2933MHz) and CPU (3.7Ghz) the problem existed before OC
- Temps are perfect CPU: 60 GPU: stays in 65 - 70 at maximum
- Reinstalled Windows like 8 times, even from scratch
- Disabled a lot of stuff, SMT, HPET, and many windows process such as Xbox DVR and Game Bar (even from system), Shadow Play...
- Reinstalled GPU Drivers using DDU
- Changed settings on Nvidia Control Panel a lot of times, no configuration solves the issue
- No antivirus if you're wondering about it
- Checked with Latency Moon, no issues on RAM. Checked with Crystal Disk, HDD and SSD are perfect
- Cleared CMOS removing battery
- Placed the GPU on the other PCI-E port
- Changed RAM and PSU altough this was unnecesary at all 

GPU has a Micron chip, is this relevant? 


FPS are really high (95FPS on Battlefield 1), I play on 2560x1080 at 75Hz (OC monitor), but there are lots of mini frame drops and screen freezing in any game, even on League of Legends. The PC works just fine, no lag on windows, it boots fast as hell and when I work it does everything perfect but when I play Games it's just a nightmare. I'm thinking on changing to an Intel Processor and MOBO because I can't stay in this situation.

[Fasauceome]

basically seems like a super sweet rig, and a friend of mine was having a similar problem in a couple games. Turns out, it can be an input device registering over and over again. My friend is stubborn and refuses to try my fix, but what I recommend is to reinstall your motherboard drivers from ASRock's website, specifically the USB drivers. This may impact the poll rate of the ports, and hopefully fixes the issue.

[DarkSmith2]

try a different PLUG at the wall.