Stuttering in almost all games need help.

[Spikethelizardlegend27]

I am having terrible stuttering in basically all games spanning from CSGO,Rust,Killing floor 2,Vermintide 2, Deceit, and For honor. Im using an Rx 480 and ryzen 1700 with 16gb DDR4 ram. My CPU and ram i believe are fine as i ran Prime95 stress test for 3 hours with no issues. Ive also tried disabling xbox game DVR with no luck. Also updated drivers to newest and turned off all background programs. Does anyone have any suggestions as what else to do?

[Arya]

Could you give full specs please? Including PSU, RAM frequency and Motherboard, and the type of monitor you're using.

[Spikethelizardlegend27]

Publicado originalmente por Wolfey:

Could you give full specs please? Including PSU, RAM frequency and Motherboard, and the type of monitor you're using.

my PSU is a Corsair TX750W (10 years old =/) Ram is DDR4 16Gb at 3200Mhz, motherboard is x370 gigabyte gaming 5, and monitor is LG 27mp68 75hz freesync monitor

[Arya]

And is the RAM XMP enabled? It's an easy step to forget.

As a precaution I'd change the PSU. 10 years is pushing the limits of engineering, even for the best and most expensive PSUs.

[Spikethelizardlegend27]

Publicado originalmente por Wolfey:

And is the RAM XMP enabled? It's an easy step to forget.

As a precaution I'd change the PSU. 10 years is pushing the limits of engineering, even for the best and most expensive PSUs.

No i dont use XMP. My Ryzen CPU has has so many issue with XMP so i set timing manualy which for some reason work's =/. I tested at stock 2133 ram and problem still active aswell anyways. I was considering buying a new PSU honestly but do you think it could cause stutters?

[Arya]

Publicado originalmente por Spikethelizardlegend27:

No i dont use XMP. My Ryzen CPU has has so many issue with XMP so i set timing manualy which for some reason work's =/. I tested at stock 2133 ram and problem still active aswell anyways. I was considering buying a new PSU honestly but do you think it could cause stutters?

Oh that's interesting. It's probably not your CPU, I'd blame the motherboard for that.

XMP should never cause problems. I would RMA the motherboard, it's relatively new and you should have no problem getting it replaced. That very much could cause your stutter. Swap the PSU anyway, even the best PSUs will struggle past 10 years of age. It's time for a new one, whether it fixes the problem or not.

[Spikethelizardlegend27]

Publicado originalmente por Wolfey:

Publicado originalmente por Spikethelizardlegend27:

No i dont use XMP. My Ryzen CPU has has so many issue with XMP so i set timing manualy which for some reason work's =/. I tested at stock 2133 ram and problem still active aswell anyways. I was considering buying a new PSU honestly but do you think it could cause stutters?

Oh that's interesting. It's probably not your CPU, I'd blame the motherboard for that.

XMP should never cause problems. I would RMA the motherboard, it's relatively new and you should have no problem getting it replaced. That very much could cause your stutter. Swap the PSU anyway, even the best PSUs will struggle past 10 years of age. It's time for a new one, whether it fixes the problem or not.

Ok thanks for all the help :)

[Nabster]

Slow ram or faulty psu doesn't give you shutter. I have a gigabyte Ryzen system with and gpu too, I increased my ram speed from 2133 to 2933, gained maybe around 5 fps, doesn't make or break the FPS. I think all (at least first gen) Ryzen is a bit iffy with xmp, I had to up the voltage to the rated voltage and reduce speed from rated 3200 to 2933 for xmp to work.

Faulty psu generally gives you crashes, not shutter.

You should check the temperature of the cpu and GPU.

Anything you installed recently to cause the shutter?

[Spikethelizardlegend27]

Publicado originalmente por Nabster:

Slow ram or faulty psu doesn't give you shutter. I have a gigabyte Ryzen system with and gpu too, I increased my ram speed from 2133 to 2933, gained maybe around 5 fps, doesn't make or break the FPS. I think all (at least first gen) Ryzen is a bit iffy with xmp, I had to up the voltage to the rated voltage and reduce speed from rated 3200 to 2933 for xmp to work.

Faulty psu generally gives you crashes, not shutter.

You should check the temperature of the cpu and GPU.

Anything you installed recently to cause the shutter?

Nothing installed that i can remember to cause it no. Also my tempertures are completely good with cpu around 40-50C and GPU around 70C.

[Viper]

I would try running a Malware scanner such as MalwareBytes just to verify there is not malware on your PC causing you issues. Also open up task manager and look under the Perfomance tab. Make sure your CPU is at a low utilization value on the desktop to make sure some process or app is not using a lot of CPU cycles. It could be a hardware issue but theres the chance its a software issue.

[Spikethelizardlegend27]

Publicado originalmente por Viper:

I would try running a Malware scanner such as MalwareBytes just to verify there is not malware on your PC causing you issues.

Ill do a scan tonight and double check :)

[hawkeye]

If you got a windows update recently that is the probable reason.

[Arya]

Publicado originalmente por hawkeye:

If you got a windows update recently that is the probable reason.

Yep. They can cause a whole peck of trouble - I thought my GPU had died a few weeks ago, but it was just an MS update wreaking havoc. It re-installed DirectX and everything was fine.

[Bad 💀 Motha]

Reinstall directX redist June 2010 full package, and then DDU out the gpu driver and install the very latest ones