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I've tried everything, game runs and plays fine
2. Set the 'Max Frame Rate' of Space Marine 2 in NVIDIA control panel as the fps you found out in upper step.
Content below is how to set 'Max Frame Rate', which modifies in 'Global Settings' tab, but you can modify each game in 'Program Settings' tab.
https://nvidia.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/4958/~/max-frame-rate%3A-cap-frame-rates%2C-save-power%2C-and-more
I guess this is the same issue which happend FallOut4 in a same way.
If this is the case for you, lowering the Target FPS to 60 will fix it.