R9 280 DRIVERS PROBLEM. FPS STUTTERS.

[Hecktiq]

Okay, so this problem for me has been going on for a while and if someone can help me that would be amazing. So ever since I have had the computer I've had this problem where I've needed to install 15.4 catalyst beta drivers almost everytime my computer boots up fresh, sometimes I can go a few times turning it off and on and no performance increase but it seems frequently my games drop in performance and the only thing that brings it back to normal is to do a fresh install of the drivers for my graphics card. I've tried uninstalling all intel drivers for my motherboard and I had thought that had fixed the problem but it didn't. I've also tried erasing all things to do with my GFX card and install everything from scratch, still I can't seem to fix this problem. My computer is pretty good, but it isn't the best.. but it for sure can play games like BF4, Dirt Rally, at like 60+ FPS on ultra, and games like CS:GO 90+ FPS.

If anyone can help me or has a similar problem and may know how to fix this issue please comment. It will be very, very greatly appreciated.

Here are my specs by the way.
Intel Core i5-4460 - 3.2GHZ Quad core.
Gigabyte H97-GAMING 3 LGA 1150 Motherboard
MSI AMD Radeon R9 280 3GB OC Edition
8GB G.SKILLZ Ram
650 Watt Corsair power supply
Coolermaster HyperX CPU Cooler
1TB Western digital HDD

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how are the temps?
cpu/gpu going over 90-100c can cause throttling

[Hecktiq]

Thats another thing, they are barely using up their power, and never really go over 50c. I am convinced it's something to do with the drivers because when they've been installed everything works fine and my computer can handle games on ultra and keep relatively low temps, its just when I turn it all off then reboot I seem to lose the install or something goes wrong.. hence FPS stutters, and lower framerates.

[theotherdan]

Is there a specific game or games that are shuttering? If you are seeing just a couple games, you may want to verify the files in Steam. Just an idea. I don't think you issue is your driver moreso than windows.
But you can try to eliminate it. If you still have the disk the card came with, go download this: http://www.guru3d.com/files-details/display-driver-uninstaller-download.html
Use it on AMD/ATI and completely restart your computer. Once done, load the drivers off the disk. Run a couple games, confirm all is fine, restart, try the same games.
If you have no issues, it "could" be AMD's beta drivers. I just looked at their download site and the first driver I navigated to was a beta. But, if the driver is the case, I'd find a actual production driver, no a beta, if it exists.
If no, you may want to ensure your windows is up to date with the latest service pack if on Win7 or make sure you have the 8.1 update installed. 8.1 can be a pain, I know, made the switch to. But there are fixes for most games and if you have screen sizing issues, disable DPI scaling for hi rez in the compatiblity tab.
Beyond that, you may want to run an elevated CMD prompt and run "sfc /scannow" and let it finish. Again, an 8.1 fun fact, you will have 1 file, I believe a .json file come back corrupt, don't worry about it, it is from a Windows update.
Hope that helps...If not, friend me on Steam and I will help more, I don't follow threads I post, too many messages...