Help with brand new PC stuttering in gaming?

Justsuperman04/05/2022 14:27

120hz it runs at on hdmi 2.1 and I have V-sync on capped at 116fps I’ve c …120hz it runs at on hdmi 2.1 and I have V-sync on capped at 116fps I’ve checked control panel and it’s set at 120hz 4kRead lessRead more

You're outputting 116fps to a 120hz monitor with V-sync enabled? That may cause slight stuttering as it flips between 60fps and 120fps.

Stuttering is a bit vague, can you show a frame time graph?

Is XMP enabled? is the ram running at the correct speed?

1mmaker04/05/2022 23:36

Had something similar with a new build bought from Palicomp. Tried pretty …Had something similar with a new build bought from Palicomp. Tried pretty much everything suggested above and more. Just couldn't get the shuttering/orbs/flashing to go. They sent out a new 3080ti which was factory sealed. Installed it and bang, sorted.Read lessRead more

I mean it happened on my 3060 which was in the pre-built comp so it’s not a GPU thing

Maybe its your monitor? Can it handle that resolution / frame rate?

t3rm3y04/05/2022 14:25

Maybe its your monitor? Can it handle that resolution / frame rate?

Yes it’s the LG C2 42” OLED. 120hz it runs at on hdmi 2.1 and I have V-sync on capped at 116fps I’ve checked control panel and it’s set at 120hz 4k

Maybe your trying to get the last 15% out of your set up and the CPU is the problem?

Its a good CPU but if your saying your CPU is maxed out, the GPU should give a little more.

groenleader04/05/2022 14:30

Maybe your trying to get the last 15% out of your set up and the CPU is …Maybe your trying to get the last 15% out of your set up and the CPU is the problem?Its a good CPU but if your saying your CPU is maxed out, the GPU should give a little more.Read lessRead more

Cpu runs about 4-4.2ghz in game I don’t think it’s the CPU but idk.. What would be you’re suggestions

What is the CPU load when this happens?

Also have you checked all firmware and bios's are updated?

SSD or harddrive bottleneck?

If you are playing Elden Ring on your new pc it is known to have stuttering issues on pc!!

t3rm3y04/05/2022 14:40

SSD or harddrive bottleneck?

I’m only running NVME’s pice 3.0 and 4.0 that’s it.

They 100% wouldn’t bottleneck the system. it’s bugging me

oldboy6404/05/2022 14:40

If you are playing Elden Ring on your new pc it is known to have …If you are playing Elden Ring on your new pc it is known to have stuttering issues on pc!!Read lessRead more

I’m playing fornite and it’s stuttering (edited)

Justsuperman04/05/2022 14:41

I’m playing fornite and it’s stuttering

Network issues? Assuming you're playing online.

slimy3104/05/2022 14:50

Network issues? Assuming you're playing online.

I’m wired in on gigabit internet

My last idea is your internet connection. Or wifi/ patch leads.?

t3rm3y04/05/2022 14:51

My last idea is your internet connection. Or wifi/ patch leads.?

I’ve just searched up and my bios software is out of date is it easy to install?

Justsuperman04/05/2022 14:52

I’ve just searched up and my bios software is out of date is it easy to i …I’ve just searched up and my bios software is out of date is it easy to install?Read lessRead more

as i suggested! Download and and run it will do the rest

Check that gsync is enabled.

Also if you've got another monitor, test with that.
If you've got another hdmi, or dp cable, test with that.
Test at a lower resolution/refresh rate

awesome04/05/2022 17:02

Is XMP enabled? is the ram running at the correct speed?

Yes

Turn off vsync no need, just let it run. The gsync will take care of stutters on low frame rates. Also have you enabled the game settings on the tv,

you also need a decent hdmi cable, I had issues when I first got the c1 but it was the cable. They are not all the same. Easiest way to test if you have a series x or ps5 use those cables..

Also go in nvidia control panel and check settings, I had to manually put it onto the pc 4k to get it to output at 120fps..

Ok so I’m stuck I’ve followed MSI’s video to a T! and I can’t update my BIOS Damn thing isn’t recognising the file even tho it’s on the USB drive FAT32 file system.

I give up

deleted192272204/05/2022 17:11

Turn off vsync no need, just let it run. The gsync will take care of …Turn off vsync no need, just let it run. The gsync will take care of stutters on low frame rates. Also have you enabled the game settings on the tv, you also need a decent hdmi cable, I had issues when I first got the c1 but it was the cable. They are not all the same. Easiest way to test if you have a series x or ps5 use those cables..Read lessRead more

Nah the tearing still occurs unless I have GSYNC and Vsync enabled. I set my max FR to 117 and it will never disengage GSYNC then. and it’s set to 120hz in NC and my lg c2 system information displays it

Nvidia's gsync compatibility list states the LG C2 isn't yet supported.

The list looks like it's upto date, as the 'driver needed' column goes all the way up to 512.59 (the most recent public driver release).

If the gsync setting is indeed doing nothing in the current drivers, and you're running with vsync enabled, it'll likely be the cause of your stuttering.
If you disable vsync, does the stuttering go away?

TehJumpingJawa04/05/2022 19:14

Nvidia's gsync compatibility list states the LG C2 isn't yet supported.The …Nvidia's gsync compatibility list states the LG C2 isn't yet supported.The list looks like it's upto date, as the 'driver needed' column goes all the way up to 512.59 (the most recent public driver release).If the gsync setting is indeed doing nothing in the current drivers, and you're running with vsync enabled, it'll likely be the cause of your stuttering.If you disable vsync, does the stuttering go away?[Image]Read lessRead more

That’s strange???? my C2 states it’s enabled

Justsuperman04/05/2022 18:22

Nah the tearing still occurs unless I have GSYNC and Vsync enabled. I set …Nah the tearing still occurs unless I have GSYNC and Vsync enabled. I set my max FR to 117 and it will never disengage GSYNC then. and it’s set to 120hz in NC and my lg c2 system information displays it [Image]Read lessRead more

vsync is pointless on a 3080, you may as well let it run, on r6 i can get 270fps at ultra 4k and tv only does 120fps but i leave vsync off. vsync isn't your issue have you tried a diffrent hdmi? gsync doesn't set it lowers fps to stop tearing, if you need driver for the gsync as stated above put freesync on the c2 and see if that helps it's open so gsync will work with it, till you get new driver.

deleted192272204/05/2022 19:23

vsync is pointless on a 3080, you may as well let it run, on r6 i can get …vsync is pointless on a 3080, you may as well let it run, on r6 i can get 270fps at ultra 4k and tv only does 120fps but i leave vsync off. vsync isn't your issue have you tried a diffrent hdmi? gsync doesn't set it lowers fps to stop tearing, if you need driver for the gsync as stated above put freesync on the c2 and see if that helps it's open so gsync will work with it, till you get new driver.Read lessRead more

I still get tearing badly with just g-sync. I watched this video recently and comments on this YT make sense



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Try another hdmi cable or DP cable if it supports it.

Suggest install MSI afterburner, configure the settings to show CPU and GPU usage, frequency, temp, and power, plus FPS and the frametime graph. Then post a screenshot(s) of the game when it's stuttering. That's the only way we'll be able to tell what's causing it.

Justsuperman04/05/2022 19:46

I still get tearing badly with just g-sync. I watched this video recently …I still get tearing badly with just g-sync. I watched this video recently and comments on this YT make sense [Image] [Video]Read lessRead more

it has to be your settings i been running a 3080 on a c1 since release and once i got a decent hdmi and set all the settings i've had no issues what so ever and i don't use vsync.

nvidia control panel, under display, change resolution, i have it set under pc 3840x2160 and set at 120hz. it could be you need to go through each setting at a time. lower temps are better but they seem low for maxed out gaming.

at 4k it's mainly gpu bound but could be cpu bottle neck. have you tried lower resolution to see if it still stutters? or set the fps to 60 to see if it stops stuttering...

deleted192272204/05/2022 20:53

it has to be your settings i been running a 3080 on a c1 since release and …it has to be your settings i been running a 3080 on a c1 since release and once i got a decent hdmi and set all the settings i've had no issues what so ever and i don't use vsync. nvidia control panel, under display, change resolution, i have it set under pc 3840x2160 and set at 120hz. it could be you need to go through each setting at a time. lower temps are better but they seem low for maxed out gaming.at 4k it's mainly gpu bound but could be cpu bottle neck. have you tried lower resolution to see if it still stutters? or set the fps to 60 to see if it stops stuttering...Read lessRead more

It’s one the s tier cards ‘ASUS TUF’ I always run msi afterburner with the statistics. it has a dual bios and I don’t run the quiet bios I run performance. I’m playing apex legends where it doesn’t stutter at all! 4k everything on ultra and it stays close to locked 120fps. GPU utilisation is at 90/95% and temps stay at 66 degrees. Its the FE cards that hit high 70’s early 80’s

Anyway I have a very good hdmi 2.1 cable recommended by Vincent teoh from HDTV test.

I will mess with some settings later see what changes! I also have the most overkill PSU known to man so I know it isn’t the PSU.

I experience like 1-10 fps on loading screens and GPU rate at 2% during loading screens etc wondering if that’s normal

Justsuperman04/05/2022 21:05

It’s one the s tier cards ‘ASUS TUF’ I always run msi afterburner with the …It’s one the s tier cards ‘ASUS TUF’ I always run msi afterburner with the statistics. it has a dual bios and I don’t run the quiet bios I run performance. I’m playing apex legends where it doesn’t stutter at all! 4k everything on ultra and it stays close to locked 120fps. GPU utilisation is at 90/95% and temps stay at 66 degrees. Its the FE cards that hit high 70’s early 80’sAnyway I have a very good hdmi 2.1 cable recommended by Vincent teoh from HDTV test. I will mess with some settings later see what changes! I also have the most overkill PSU known to man so I know it isn’t the PSU. I experience like 1-10 fps on loading screens and GPU rate at 2% during loading screens etc wondering if that’s normalRead lessRead more

try a diffrent hdmi in case faulty as an idea. the thing with finding faults with pc's is going through everything one at a time and in the end it could be the simplest thing over looked..

Be helpful to upload a video/capture demonstrating the stuttering.

You sure it isn’t a setting on the tv? I have a CX and was experiencing judder while gaming until I fiddled with the settings. I can’t remember exactly what setting fixed it but all it took was a bit of Googling.

Are you using a microsoft xbox controller with bluetooth? I had some stuttering before with it, had to download new drivers for it.

Zek04/05/2022 23:18

Are you using a microsoft xbox controller with bluetooth? I had some …Are you using a microsoft xbox controller with bluetooth? I had some stuttering before with it, had to download new drivers for it.Read lessRead more

Yes I am! how does one download new drivers for it? As my drivers say up to date

First delete the Xbox wireless controller in bluetooth in settings
then download: techspot.com/dri…48/
Then go to "add bluetooth or other device", bluetooth and connect to the controller

Should work better then, not sure why really!

Had something similar with a new build bought from Palicomp. Tried pretty much everything suggested above and more. Just couldn't get the shuttering/orbs/flashing to go. They sent out a new 3080ti which was factory sealed. Installed it and bang, sorted.

Tried capping the framerate at 120 with Rtss and disabling Vysnc through Nvidia and in game?

Might need to cap Rtss at something like 119.95fps If that don't work.

So have you lower the resolution or limit FPS to 60 and tried to see if it still stutters? Because if it doesn’t it’s more info Or swap hdmi Incase of fault or are you just dismissing things you think are not the problem.

Cliff_Richard05/05/2022 00:25

Tried capping the framerate at 120 with Rtss and disabling Vysnc through …Tried capping the framerate at 120 with Rtss and disabling Vysnc through Nvidia and in game?Might need to cap Rtss at something like 119.95fps If that don't work.Read lessRead more

I’ve done a ton of research on this. I have to enable GSYNC and V-Sync to stop any tearing occurring. With just Gysnc or VRR I get tearing in the middle of the screen. gysnc and vsync work every well together with the frames capped at -3 below displays refresh rate