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It stucked after a while, glued. Because ram was full.
Not just some light constant stuttering when the ram is half empty
Can you make a video that shows the stuttering? Without gamestuff.
Look at the FPS monitor in the top left of the screen in my earlier video.
Regardless, I will make a new video of the stuttering.
I've been having this problem for almost a year and just fixed it today. With me, the stuttering was related to my background changing every minute ( I have a lot of images I like to see ). Setting my background to just 1, forever, fixed my GPU dropping to 0% when the background changed ( causing the stuttering )
THanks man, this was exactly the cause of my stuttering, I doubt I would have ever diagnosed that... what a crazy ssue, but thanks for flagging it for me to find. Changed the slideshow frequency, resolved all the stuttering I was getting.
Just wanted to say thanks!
Glad it helped at least someone! ^_^
1) swap out the Ram , remove and replace even with a smaller amount. Do not just add Ram. bad memory will cause stutter. if you do not remove the bad ram and just add new ram it will continue to stutter if the problem is bad Ram. Is this the same RAM from the original stuttering computer?
2) swap out the video card
3) check power supply. A power supply will cause this problem if rail wattage on the power supply is not high enough. rail wattage is different than rated wattage, rail wattage is the amount of watts that the rail will provide. if you have multiple plugs plugged into the same rail , you may not have enough wattage. or you could just run the video card you have and unplug the power cable and run the video card from a separate 2nd power supply to check.
It is possible that the issue is being caused from my outlets in the house that I live in. I noticed my air conditioner would make the lights in my room flicker horribly. An electrician is coming at some point soon, so we'll see if that could be an issue. I have tried a single 8gb stick of ram, two 8gb sticks of ram, and even tried adding an extra 8gb for a 24gb total and it still didn't resolve the issue. Thank you for the response, and i'm not going to lie, I pretty much gave up trying to fix it a while ago. In other news, I went to a local computer repair place and they said they couldn't find an issue with it, so i'm at a loss.
I used this to test with and I noticed that my graphics card dipped to 0% usage, which is an obvious cause for stuttering. This then had to do with my background changing which is a bad feature of Windows that's still not fixed. But, since you mention the flickering due to electricity issues, it might do the same to your graphics card, not supplying is with enough power for just a split second, therefore causing stutter.
i recall other user had made same mistake with background change , problem is hes pc was change so fast that nothing work ( all resource was use on change ) he could not even use pc.
but you need to check Resource manager and wait for all is idle. because either you ram dont work and all is sent to virtual ram, and thats harddisk RAM and that can again explan why you lag all the time. ( so this look look like a ram issue that dont work and all is sent to disk as virtual RAM and why you lag all the time. )
if you dont understand this, maybe a english person can explan this better,
its quite technical problem and rare. ( but its seen before then people break the board RAM recommendation. ) see pc manual on mortherboard ram setup.