CPU/GPU Usage drops

[trollgame937]

hi i have a gtx 1070 (G! gaming) and a i5 8600k (4.3ghz) and sometimes there are freeze and stuttering, also i've made 2 video, i leave the link:
https://mega.nz/#!Z1oyFYSa!gGUEQBs6lHb0BRv9c8CHgm-38nSqnSoqHE6lDahtzRQ
https://mega.nz/#!J4pmXS7T!cXWsEbs4VrOOGYHwzeg33I8_lODVwBXSGs6vZHvitCY
Anyone can help me?

[Fasauceome]

Did you install motherboard drivers? You might be having a USB polling issue, so check out your motherboard manufacturer's website to get chipset drivers.

[Paul Rudd]

23 minutes ago, trollgame937 said:

Anyone can help me?

I just watched both those videos and they look completely normal. Noticed no freezing and very minimal stuttering. You are playing online so fps will fluctuate. Looks completely normal to me. If you by chance haven't tried it yet, in COD WW2, you could try turning on Shader Preload in the graphic settings. It worked like magic for me when I experienced a little stuttering and I barely notice stuttering if any now. What it does is preload the shaders prior to game play and gets rid of potential stuttering. And supposedly it's supposed to take longer to load levels when it's on but I don't notice longer level loads at all and I don't even use an SSD.

[trollgame937]

4 hours ago, A Random Dude said:

I just watched both those videos and they look completely normal. Noticed no freezing and very minimal stuttering. You are playing online so fps will fluctuate. Looks completely normal to me. If you by chance haven't tried it yet, in COD WW2, you could try turning on Shader Preload in the graphic settings. It worked like magic for me when I experienced a little stuttering and I barely notice stuttering if any now. What it does is preload the shaders prior to game play and gets rid of potential stuttering. And supposedly it's supposed to take longer to load levels when it's on but I don't notice longer level loads at all and I don't even use an SSD.

i don't use a ssd too, for ww2 now i'll try your tip, but in the black ops 3 clip if you notice the stutter happen when the cpu usage gets low and when the cpu frequency changes (this thing isn't happened in any other game) 

[trollgame937]

4 hours ago, fasauceome said:

Did you install motherboard drivers? You might be having a USB polling issue, so check out your motherboard manufacturer's website to get chipset drivers.

i don't have installed all the drivers in this page like intel optane, intel management engine, sata floppy, intel rapid storage, vga driver and all the last 4 drivers, i nedd to install all this things?

[Fasauceome]

1 minute ago, trollgame937 said:

i don't have installed all the drivers in this page like intel optane, intel management engine, sata floppy, intel rapid storage, vga driver and all the last 4 drivers, i nedd to install all this things?

None of those look like what there should be. Nothing labeled chipset? If not, maybe those drivers just aren't available.

[trollgame937]

10 minutes ago, fasauceome said:

None of those look like what there should be. Nothing labeled chipset? If not, maybe those drivers just aren't available.

I don't have find labeled chipset, maybe can you help me i have a asrock z370 pro 4 but like you have said i think they arent available

[Paul Rudd]

2 hours ago, trollgame937 said:

in the black ops 3 clip if you notice the stutter happen when the cpu usage gets low and when the cpu frequency changes

Sounds like a common Black Ops 3 issue if you ask me. Also, when you're running around on maps online, getting close to things and far away from things, going from closed spaces to wide open spaces, your CPU usage if going to do this.

 

I just noticed something else, how much RAM do you have total on your PC?

 

I also found another thing that may be causing your stuttering in Black Ops 3. I've found out that Order Independent Transparency and Subsurface Scattering could be the culprit. Turn them both off and see if that helps. It looks like you don't see peoples faces much so you don't need SS on in the first place.

[trollgame937]

8 hours ago, A Random Dude said:

Sounds like a common Black Ops 3 issue if you ask me. Also, when you're running around on maps online, getting close to things and far away from things, going from closed spaces to wide open spaces, your CPU usage if going to do this.

 

I just noticed something else, how much RAM do you have total on your PC?

 

I also found another thing that may be causing your stuttering in Black Ops 3. I've found out that Order Independent Transparency and Subsurface Scattering could be the culprit. Turn them both off and see if that helps. It looks like you don't see peoples faces much so you don't need SS on in the first place.

so in black ops 3 i disabled order indipendent transparency and subsurface scattering and now no stutter, but in ww2 i've activated shader preload and now there are still stutter but less than befero i thinl is the bad optimization of this game. Thanks everyone for the help:)

[xAcid9]

11 hours ago, trollgame937 said:

I don't have find labeled chipset

INF driver is chipset driver. What softwares you have running on the background? 

[Paul Rudd]

5 hours ago, trollgame937 said:

so in black ops 3 i disabled order indipendent transparency and subsurface scattering and now no stutter

Glad I could help ya' out. 

5 hours ago, trollgame937 said:

in ww2 i've activated shader preload and now there are still stutter but less than befero i thinl is the bad optimization of this game.

You could try and turn off subsurface scattering in ww2 as well. But keep in mind, in this game you can see peoples faces. So if you look hard enough, you may notice a difference in the graphics of their faces. It's barely noticeable during fast paced action but there is a difference. I also looked more into the stuttering in this particular game and you could also try these other things and you won't downgrade your graphics much at all.

 

• Set AA to Filmic SMAA 1x instead of 2x. This one will improve your FPS from dipping so much in general.
• Set Texture Res to High instead of Extra. This one helped me personally on my GTX 1070. Not only does it improve FPS, it greatly reduces VRAM usage.
• Set Shadow Map Res to High. Greatly improves your FPS. Extra uses a lot of VRAM so this helps exceptionally well for both FPS and VRAM usage. 
• Set Cache Sun Shadow Maps to OFF. This is another setting that uses a lot of VRAM.

What I found out is that the more VRAM you use in COD WW2, the more stuttering/hitching you will experience. I hope these settings worked for you because they worked like magic for me. I had forgot all about them and searched this morning for them in my notes and found them for ya'.

 

If you notice any more stuttering in other games, you can always come back to this thread. I've spent a lot time fixing these type of things in the games I play.

[trollgame937]

18 hours ago, A Random Dude said:

Glad I could help ya' out. 

You could try and turn off subsurface scattering in ww2 as well. But keep in mind, in this game you can see peoples faces. So if you look hard enough, you may notice a difference in the graphics of their faces. It's barely noticeable during fast paced action but there is a difference. I also looked more into the stuttering in this particular game and you could also try these other things and you won't downgrade your graphics much at all.

 

• Set AA to Filmic SMAA 1x instead of 2x. This one will improve your FPS from dipping so much in general.
• Set Texture Res to High instead of Extra. This one helped me personally on my GTX 1070. Not only does it improve FPS, it greatly reduces VRAM usage.
• Set Shadow Map Res to High. Greatly improves your FPS. Extra uses a lot of VRAM so this helps exceptionally well for both FPS and VRAM usage. 
• Set Cache Sun Shadow Maps to OFF. This is another setting that uses a lot of VRAM.

What I found out is that the more VRAM you use in COD WW2, the more stuttering/hitching you will experience. I hope these settings worked for you because they worked like magic for me. I had forgot all about them and searched this morning for them in my notes and found them for ya'.

 

If you notice any more stuttering in other games, you can always come back to this thread. I've spent a lot time fixing these type of things in the games I play.

i've tried this thing the stuttering is decreased but i've watched some videos of ww2 and i think of have found the proble. The problem is the ram quantity because i have only 8 GB and i've read that ww2 needs at least 12GB of ram, so i need to buy some sticks

[Paul Rudd]

On 9/1/2018 at 7:25 PM, A Random Dude said:

I just noticed something else, how much RAM do you have total on your PC?

@trollgame937That's why I asked this way above in this thread. I would go 16GB if I were you but 12GB will suffice. Just barely. Once you go 16GB, you don't really experience much stuttering anymore in any game. Unless you're playing something like Ark online.