Micro stuttering

[Macca]

Randomly throughout games I seem to get small micro stutters that freeze the game for half a second.

I have an i5 7400 cpu
gtx 1060 3gb
16gb ram

My settings in game or mostly on high and normal. I am playing at native 1080p.
Are there any recomended settings that I should use to try and minimize the amount of stutters or fix the issue?

[Ganou_Bzh]

Hi
the problem doesn't come from your config, i got the same issues and it's from Activision's servers. We have to wait for (again) a final patch wich will resolve it...

[Macca]

Originally posted by Ganou_Bzh:

Hi
the problem doesn't come from your config, i got the same issues and it's from Activision's servers. We have to wait for (again) a final patch wich will resolve it...

ah okay so im not the only one experiencing this, thanks for the info

[Bizoon]

its problem on your side. download some software like evga precisionX and manually boost gpu at it maximum

[Macca]

Originally posted by bizoniiiiiii:

its problem on your side. download some software like evga precisionX and manually boost gpu at it maximum

Why would overclocking fix my issue? I get over 100fps, the issue is just the micro stuttering.

[Bizoon]

because it helped me thats why it could help you. will not explain you why because i am not some IT nerd. but these buttons overvoltage,KBOOST, overboost solved it all for me (gtx970)

[Que carajo?]

Originally posted by Macca:

Why would overclocking fix my issue? I get over 100fps, the issue is just the micro stuttering.

Don't listen to him. He have no idea what is he talking about and he cannot even read.

[Lee]

Cpu is at 100 percent no doubt. It was one of the reasons i went with ryzen over a i5 as the i5 was always running at a 100% and getting stutters.

[Macca]

Originally posted by OneChop:

Cpu is at 100 percent no doubt. It was one of the reasons i went with ryzen over a i5 as the i5 was always running at a 100% and getting stutters.

Yeah the cpu is at 100%, so that may be why im getting the micro stutters?

[Que carajo?]

Right. Certain CPU models are overloaded somehow.

[xX_Love_Tap_Xx]

I use a 60Hz monitor and don't mind it. Some use a 144Hz and belive its more responsive.

Your CPU/RAM seem fine, are you on a SSD?

Don't use game "enhancing" software, does more harm than good

[Macca]

Originally posted by Silent:

I use a 60Hz monitor and don't mind it. Some use a 144Hz and belive its more responsive.

Your CPU/RAM seem fine, are you on a SSD?

I have an ssd but unfortunately the game isnt installed on it because it is only 120gb and I dont have enough storage to fit it. I currently have it installed on a 1tb hardrive. I also am using a 60hz monitor.

[Lee]

Originally posted by Macca:

Originally posted by OneChop:

Cpu is at 100 percent no doubt. It was one of the reasons i went with ryzen over a i5 as the i5 was always running at a 100% and getting stutters.

Yeah the cpu is at 100%, so that may be why im getting the micro stutters?

More than likely my dude, it was the reason i went with the r5 1600. Granted the i5 gets better frame's but better frames and more stutter is not better. My cpu is at about 40% on this game no stutters and i have a rx480 8g.

[xX_Love_Tap_Xx]

Are games graphics optimised (setup automatically by the game)?

I've seen a price drop in SSD, could be because black friday (500gb $199, 250GB $134)


Template of advance settings:
HDR output:
Screen refresh rate:
Sync every frame:
max fps:
Aspect ratio:
FOV:
Display:
Render resolution:
pre-t2x resolution:
post process anti-aliasing:
Texture resolution:
Normal map resolution:
Specular map resolution:
Sky resolution:
Shader preload:
anisotropic filter:
shadows:
shadow map resolution:
Shadow depth:
Screen space shadows:
Screen space reflections:
Cache sun shadow maps:
depth of field:
Screen space ambient occlusion:
Medium distance ambient occlusion:
Subsurface scattering:

[Macca]

Template of advance settings:
HDR output: off
Screen refresh rate: 60hz
Sync every frame: off
max fps: 250
Aspect ratio: auto
FOV: 90
Display: 1920x1080
Render resolution: native 1080x1920
pre-t2x resolution: 50% 960x1080
post process anti-aliasing: filmic smaa t2x
Texture resolution: high
Normal map resolution: high
Specular map resolution: high
Sky resolution: normal
Shader preload: off
anisotropic filter: high
shadows: on
shadow map resolution: high
Shadow depth: high
Screen space shadows: auto on
Screen space reflections: normal
Cache sun shadow maps: off
depth of field: high
Screen space ambient occlusion: gtao high
Medium distance ambient occlusion: on
Subsurface scattering: on

I have also been looking at maybe buying an m.2 ssd

[xX_Love_Tap_Xx]

Lower your max FPS and turn sync every frame on.

A 60Hz monitor displays 60 frames per second, I've got my FPS set to 85 but 60 would do the same job. Hopefully gets rid of screen tearing.

Your eyes can't tell the diference past 80 frames, movies thearers only play at 30 frames

SSD wont cause screeen tear but reduce load times.

If you want to use higher FPS go for the gaming screen

https://www.pcspecialist.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?25792-Can-a-60hz-monitor-display-more-than-60fps
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/382560-33-60fps-60hz-monitor