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For me this only happend with the Xbox One controller on wireless. When playing wired it was fine, mostly... sometimes would crash. Reinstalling drivers normally doesn't help.
In the power settings in control panel, there's an option for usb devices to control power. It basically allows usb devices to enter a sort of 'sleep mode'. I turned this off. Eventually found the specific cab file from Microsoft database for the xbox one drivers. Downloaded and installed it and have been playing wireless ever since with no problems. All my other drivers (graphics, etc) are all up to date. Game runs perfect at 60fps no stutters/crashes/etc.
Yea..he mentioned he happens with or without his controller being used so I dunno. This was the solution to my problem tho. Game was unplayable with the constant random stutters. I still got occasional stutters when it was plugged in but it was mostly playable. While wireless tho every few seconds I had issues. Anyways good luck and hope you find a fix.
You can just disable the extra ones don't uninstall cus you'll have to just go back in there to uninstall them later probably.
Here's a reddit that claims it fixes the stuttering too:
https://www.reddit.com/r/darksouls3/comments/58u3nk/i_finally_fixed_my_stuttering_issue_on_pc_and/
Was trying to clarify it needs to be unplugged in case there was the assumption simply not using it was enough (really the drivers should be uninstalled as well).
OP could try older drivers, make sure onboard graphics aren't being used rather than dedicated GPU, make sure it isn't throttling to save power (power management options), make sure thermal throttling is not occuring, make sure the issue does not persist in other games as of currently (post issue appearing), try disabling various drivers/background tasks to see if issue vanishes, try unplugging keyboard and mouse while in-game and controller and see if it suffers performance issue (may have to use a macro to get enough movement if it isn't particularly visible while not moving (tho a few good spots like the dragon on high wall might be enough to test this while not using any input). Test with antivirus completely disabled and shut down to see if it isn't causing issues. Make sure you aren't fairly full in memory and data is being stored on pagefile (a very possible cause) that is much slower than RAM (note it can use pagefile even when RAM isn't full, too). Try lowering settings to lowest and maybe even lowering resolution a bit to see if issue resolves. Out of suggestions off top of my head.