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Hi everyone, I have been having a problem with stuttering in games.

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September 8, 2014 12:28:35 PM

Hello, I noticed that most of my games stutter. I messed around with the Nvidia control panel but it didn't help that much. The weird thing is that if I play without Vsync and the frames never drop below the 60 mark it still stutters, for a split second. I really need your help with this one.

GPU: GTX 780 TI WIndforce edition.

CP: I7-4790K.

PSU: Seasonic 650w.

Motherboard: Asus Maximus Hero VII

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September 8, 2014 12:46:16 PM

laloadv said:
Hello, I noticed that most of my games stutter. I messed around with the Nvidia control panel but it didn't help that much. The weird thing is that if I play without Vsync and the frames never drop below the 60 mark it still stutters, for a split second. I really need your help with this one.

GPU: GTX 780 TI WIndforce edition.

CP: I7-4790K.

PSU: Seasonic 650w.

Motherboard: Asus Maximus Hero VII


i had a similar problem to this one already and i solved the problem by uninstalling the graphics card drivers and reinstalling them.. you can try that out and tell me if it solves the problem.. hope i helped
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September 8, 2014 1:34:58 PM

jbrown156 said:
laloadv said:
Hello, I noticed that most of my games stutter. I messed around with the Nvidia control panel but it didn't help that much. The weird thing is that if I play without Vsync and the frames never drop below the 60 mark it still stutters, for a split second. I really need your help with this one.

GPU: GTX 780 TI WIndforce edition.

CP: I7-4790K.

PSU: Seasonic 650w.

Motherboard: Asus Maximus Hero VII


i had a similar problem to this one already and i solved the problem by uninstalling the graphics card drivers and reinstalling them.. you can try that out and tell me if it solves the problem.. hope i helped


Did you perform a clean install?
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September 8, 2014 1:37:50 PM

laloadv said:
jbrown156 said:
laloadv said:
Hello, I noticed that most of my games stutter. I messed around with the Nvidia control panel but it didn't help that much. The weird thing is that if I play without Vsync and the frames never drop below the 60 mark it still stutters, for a split second. I really need your help with this one.

GPU: GTX 780 TI WIndforce edition.

CP: I7-4790K.

PSU: Seasonic 650w.

Motherboard: Asus Maximus Hero VII


i had a similar problem to this one already and i solved the problem by uninstalling the graphics card drivers and reinstalling them.. you can try that out and tell me if it solves the problem.. hope i helped


Did you perform a clean install?


yes i uninstalled it and clean up the registry with ccleaner and then reinstall the drivers.. that solved my problem and i was playing games again
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September 8, 2014 1:42:55 PM

jbrown156 said:
laloadv said:
jbrown156 said:
laloadv said:
Hello, I noticed that most of my games stutter. I messed around with the Nvidia control panel but it didn't help that much. The weird thing is that if I play without Vsync and the frames never drop below the 60 mark it still stutters, for a split second. I really need your help with this one.

GPU: GTX 780 TI WIndforce edition.

CP: I7-4790K.

PSU: Seasonic 650w.

Motherboard: Asus Maximus Hero VII


i had a similar problem to this one already and i solved the problem by uninstalling the graphics card drivers and reinstalling them.. you can try that out and tell me if it solves the problem.. hope i helped


Did you perform a clean install?


yes i uninstalled it and clean up the registry with ccleaner and then reinstall the drivers.. that solved my problem and i was playing games again


Should I go for the latest one?
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September 8, 2014 1:45:49 PM

laloadv said:
jbrown156 said:
laloadv said:
jbrown156 said:
laloadv said:
Hello, I noticed that most of my games stutter. I messed around with the Nvidia control panel but it didn't help that much. The weird thing is that if I play without Vsync and the frames never drop below the 60 mark it still stutters, for a split second. I really need your help with this one.

GPU: GTX 780 TI WIndforce edition.

CP: I7-4790K.

PSU: Seasonic 650w.

Motherboard: Asus Maximus Hero VII


i had a similar problem to this one already and i solved the problem by uninstalling the graphics card drivers and reinstalling them.. you can try that out and tell me if it solves the problem.. hope i helped


Did you perform a clean install?


yes i uninstalled it and clean up the registry with ccleaner and then reinstall the drivers.. that solved my problem and i was playing games again


Should I go for the latest one?


you should always go for the latest driver ..but never install a driver in its beta state .. some drivers are just minor updates to the other so always check the changelog to see if its worth updating.. remember to chose the answer for the question
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September 8, 2014 11:05:31 PM

jbrown156 said:
laloadv said:
jbrown156 said:
laloadv said:
Hello, I noticed that most of my games stutter. I messed around with the Nvidia control panel but it didn't help that much. The weird thing is that if I play without Vsync and the frames never drop below the 60 mark it still stutters, for a split second. I really need your help with this one.

GPU: GTX 780 TI WIndforce edition.

CP: I7-4790K.

PSU: Seasonic 650w.

Motherboard: Asus Maximus Hero VII


i had a similar problem to this one already and i solved the problem by uninstalling the graphics card drivers and reinstalling them.. you can try that out and tell me if it solves the problem.. hope i helped


Did you perform a clean install?


yes i uninstalled it and clean up the registry with ccleaner and then reinstall the drivers.. that solved my problem and i was playing games again


It did help, but there is this weird choppy feeling when I turn the camera 360 degrees at some places. Other places are smooth as butter, is this a monitor issue?
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September 9, 2014 6:01:36 AM

Anyone?
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September 9, 2014 6:12:23 AM

I don't know what your issue is ,but I got a new sapphire card to replace a older card and it did this shuddering weather it was the same as you I don't know I fooled with it for about 4 months and got another card and swapped them out and it had no issues so I assume the sapphire card was faulty in some way [all cards were amd] so after you have tweaked it and made adjustments and tried out different drivers and the issue is still there it may just be the card it self
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September 9, 2014 6:33:51 AM

laloadv said:
jbrown156 said:
laloadv said:
jbrown156 said:
laloadv said:
Hello, I noticed that most of my games stutter. I messed around with the Nvidia control panel but it didn't help that much. The weird thing is that if I play without Vsync and the frames never drop below the 60 mark it still stutters, for a split second. I really need your help with this one.

GPU: GTX 780 TI WIndforce edition.

CP: I7-4790K.

PSU: Seasonic 650w.

Motherboard: Asus Maximus Hero VII


i had a similar problem to this one already and i solved the problem by uninstalling the graphics card drivers and reinstalling them.. you can try that out and tell me if it solves the problem.. hope i helped


Did you perform a clean install?


yes i uninstalled it and clean up the registry with ccleaner and then reinstall the drivers.. that solved my problem and i was playing games again


It did help, but there is this weird choppy feeling when I turn the camera 360 degrees at some places. Other places are smooth as butter, is this a monitor issue?


no i dont think the monitor would have been the cause of the issue.. the small stuters can just mean your disk needs defragging or your pc has alot of programs installed .. there can be multiple reasons for the small stuttering now.. you can if you dont mind do a fresh windows installation ..that would certainly do you alot of favor in games..
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September 9, 2014 6:38:33 AM

jbrown156 said:
laloadv said:
jbrown156 said:
laloadv said:
jbrown156 said:
laloadv said:
Hello, I noticed that most of my games stutter. I messed around with the Nvidia control panel but it didn't help that much. The weird thing is that if I play without Vsync and the frames never drop below the 60 mark it still stutters, for a split second. I really need your help with this one.

GPU: GTX 780 TI WIndforce edition.

CP: I7-4790K.

PSU: Seasonic 650w.

Motherboard: Asus Maximus Hero VII


i had a similar problem to this one already and i solved the problem by uninstalling the graphics card drivers and reinstalling them.. you can try that out and tell me if it solves the problem.. hope i helped


Did you perform a clean install?


yes i uninstalled it and clean up the registry with ccleaner and then reinstall the drivers.. that solved my problem and i was playing games again


It did help, but there is this weird choppy feeling when I turn the camera 360 degrees at some places. Other places are smooth as butter, is this a monitor issue?


no i dont think the monitor would have been the cause of the issue.. the small stuters can just mean your disk needs defragging or your pc has alot of programs installed .. there can be multiple reasons for the small stuttering now.. you can if you dont mind do a fresh windows installation ..that would certainly do you alot of favor in games..


Thanks for your advise, I will reinstall Windows. The hard drive is over 3 years and it has been terribly slow, and crashing a lot. Do you think this may be it?
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September 9, 2014 6:43:55 AM

laloadv said:
jbrown156 said:
laloadv said:
jbrown156 said:
laloadv said:
jbrown156 said:
laloadv said:
Hello, I noticed that most of my games stutter. I messed around with the Nvidia control panel but it didn't help that much. The weird thing is that if I play without Vsync and the frames never drop below the 60 mark it still stutters, for a split second. I really need your help with this one.

GPU: GTX 780 TI WIndforce edition.

CP: I7-4790K.

PSU: Seasonic 650w.

Motherboard: Asus Maximus Hero VII


i had a similar problem to this one already and i solved the problem by uninstalling the graphics card drivers and reinstalling them.. you can try that out and tell me if it solves the problem.. hope i helped


Did you perform a clean install?


yes i uninstalled it and clean up the registry with ccleaner and then reinstall the drivers.. that solved my problem and i was playing games again


It did help, but there is this weird choppy feeling when I turn the camera 360 degrees at some places. Other places are smooth as butter, is this a monitor issue?


no i dont think the monitor would have been the cause of the issue.. the small stuters can just mean your disk needs defragging or your pc has alot of programs installed .. there can be multiple reasons for the small stuttering now.. you can if you dont mind do a fresh windows installation ..that would certainly do you alot of favor in games..


Thanks for your advise, I will reinstall Windows. The hard drive is over 3 years and it has been terribly slow, and crashing a lot. Do you think this may be it?


yes it could be really fragmented as i said before.. you should defrag it and then reinstall windows and if the drive still crashes then replace as soon as possible.. if you have the budget i would suggest replacing it with a ssd as they are faster than hdd and would give considerably faster performance in games ..hope i helped you out
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September 9, 2014 7:26:09 AM

jbrown156 said:
laloadv said:
jbrown156 said:
laloadv said:
jbrown156 said:
laloadv said:
jbrown156 said:
laloadv said:
Hello, I noticed that most of my games stutter. I messed around with the Nvidia control panel but it didn't help that much. The weird thing is that if I play without Vsync and the frames never drop below the 60 mark it still stutters, for a split second. I really need your help with this one.

GPU: GTX 780 TI WIndforce edition.

CP: I7-4790K.

PSU: Seasonic 650w.

Motherboard: Asus Maximus Hero VII


i had a similar problem to this one already and i solved the problem by uninstalling the graphics card drivers and reinstalling them.. you can try that out and tell me if it solves the problem.. hope i helped


Did you perform a clean install?


yes i uninstalled it and clean up the registry with ccleaner and then reinstall the drivers.. that solved my problem and i was playing games again


It did help, but there is this weird choppy feeling when I turn the camera 360 degrees at some places. Other places are smooth as butter, is this a monitor issue?


no i dont think the monitor would have been the cause of the issue.. the small stuters can just mean your disk needs defragging or your pc has alot of programs installed .. there can be multiple reasons for the small stuttering now.. you can if you dont mind do a fresh windows installation ..that would certainly do you alot of favor in games..


Thanks for your advise, I will reinstall Windows. The hard drive is over 3 years and it has been terribly slow, and crashing a lot. Do you think this may be it?


yes it could be really fragmented as i said before.. you should defrag it and then reinstall windows and if the drive still crashes then replace as soon as possible.. if you have the budget i would suggest replacing it with a ssd as they are faster than hdd and would give considerably faster performance in games ..hope i helped you out


When I defrag it, it doesn't fully defrag it.
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September 9, 2014 7:29:48 AM

it should completely defrag you hard disk and restart your computer and finish the process.. how did you defrag the hdd ? did you use a program or did you use cmd ?
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September 9, 2014 7:36:05 AM

jbrown156 said:
it should completely defrag you hard disk and restart your computer and finish the process.. how did you defrag the hdd ? did you use a program or did you use cmd ?


I defraged it through 'my computer'.
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September 9, 2014 7:42:25 AM

laloadv said:
jbrown156 said:
it should completely defrag you hard disk and restart your computer and finish the process.. how did you defrag the hdd ? did you use a program or did you use cmd ?


I defraged it through 'my computer'.


you can use one of the programs listed by the other user or you can use a program called advance system care from iobit .. it does way more than deefragging your hdd it cleans registry finds security vulnerabilties and even free up ram for faster gameplay.. it has feature used by many gamers called gamebooster which works magic.. try using that to defrag and speed up back your computer
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September 9, 2014 10:03:51 AM

jbrown156 said:
laloadv said:
jbrown156 said:
it should completely defrag you hard disk and restart your computer and finish the process.. how did you defrag the hdd ? did you use a program or did you use cmd ?


I defraged it through 'my computer'.


you can use one of the programs listed by the other user or you can use a program called advance system care from iobit .. it does way more than deefragging your hdd it cleans registry finds security vulnerabilties and even free up ram for faster gameplay.. it has feature used by many gamers called gamebooster which works magic.. try using that to defrag and speed up back your computer


Didn't work unfortunately. Do you think I should reinstall Windows?
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September 9, 2014 10:05:32 AM

did you check the drive in some way as I posted above ?? if its a drive issue its silly to reinstall windows back to it ??
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September 9, 2014 10:07:52 AM

junkeymonkey said:
did you check the drive in some way as I posted above ?? if its a drive issue its silly to reinstall windows back to it ??


I did check the event log, nothing. I will try one of the programs you mentioned.
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September 9, 2014 10:34:41 AM

junkeymonkey said:
did you check the drive in some way as I posted above ?? if its a drive issue its silly to reinstall windows back to it ??


junkeymonkey said:
if the defrag fails it should show in it with a error code

I don't know what windows your using ??

http://superuser.com/questions/699480/defragmentation-e...


The defrag was successful, Internet is way faster. But, the game still feels choppy when moving the camera. Using Win8.1
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September 9, 2014 11:00:44 AM

laloadv said:
junkeymonkey said:
did you check the drive in some way as I posted above ?? if its a drive issue its silly to reinstall windows back to it ??


junkeymonkey said:
if the defrag fails it should show in it with a error code

I don't know what windows your using ??

http://superuser.com/questions/699480/defragmentation-e...


The defrag was successful, Internet is way faster. But, the game still feels choppy when moving the camera. Using Win8.1


i dont see what could be cvausing the stutter after defragging.. you can try the windows installation and see
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September 9, 2014 11:13:23 AM

not to say its whats going on here but as I posted above I had this with a sapphire card and it ended up being the card due to the old one worked fine it replaced and the new card that replaced it worked fine

some times you just get a bad card

do you got a backup card to try ??
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September 9, 2014 11:53:29 AM

junkeymonkey said:
not to say its whats going on here but as I posted above I had this with a sapphire card and it ended up being the card due to the old one worked fine it replaced and the new card that replaced it worked fine

some times you just get a bad card

do you got a backup card to try ??


It's two days old, I used my warranty like two days ago.
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September 9, 2014 11:55:57 AM

So my hard drive passed with flying colors. Maybe I'm seeing stuff, I think I may have become way too sensitive for this stuff. If anyone has more advices please let me know. Thanks for everyone.
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September 9, 2014 12:55:58 PM

Turning off texture streaming solved the problem. Now, how can I play the game with textures and no stutters?
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September 9, 2014 1:58:44 PM

laloadv said:
Turning off texture streaming solved the problem. Now, how can I play the game with textures and no stutters?


ok great .. glad i helped at all ...
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September 10, 2014 6:59:18 AM

Any ideas on how to solve the streaming issue?
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September 10, 2014 7:06:20 AM

laloadv said:
Any ideas on how to solve the streaming issue?


i am going to seek some help for you from other members and let them come here to help your streaming issue right now .. give a second
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September 10, 2014 7:35:23 AM

Hello, jbrown invited me over here.

OP, can you please elaborate how the issue was and what it is now? What games do you play, and is the experience better in any game than the other?

I can see you've disabled textured streaming, but in which games? Some games do this better than others, like BF4 uses VRAM wisely while Crysis 3 requires the most powerful hardware to get comfortable FPS on very high settings, WD is just badly coded for PC and will eat how much ever VRAM you give to it. So please elaborate what games you play.

Also, have you capped your FPS with something like power saving mode or silent mode? I hope no. What are the GPU temps? If they're extremely high (90+C continously), then the GPU will likely throttle itself.

Also, check your GPU usage, is it touching 95%+ in the most intensive parts of the game? It should.

Try running some benchmarks like FurMark which'll test the GPU to its limits and the score will help us evaluate if it's actually stuttering or you just have super human eyes! ;) 
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September 10, 2014 9:07:13 AM

MeteorsRaining said:
Hello, jbrown invited me over here.

OP, can you please elaborate how the issue was and what it is now? What games do you play, and is the experience better in any game than the other?

I can see you've disabled textured streaming, but in which games? Some games do this better than others, like BF4 uses VRAM wisely while Crysis 3 requires the most powerful hardware to get comfortable FPS on very high settings, WD is just badly coded for PC and will eat how much ever VRAM you give to it. So please elaborate what games you play.

Also, have you capped your FPS with something like power saving mode or silent mode? I hope no. What are the GPU temps? If they're extremely high (90+C continously), then the GPU will likely throttle itself.

Also, check your GPU usage, is it touching 95%+ in the most intensive parts of the game? It should.

Try running some benchmarks like FurMark which'll test the GPU to its limits and the score will help us evaluate if it's actually stuttering or you just have super human eyes! ;) 


Hello, I noticed this problem with Batman Arkham Origins and Arkham City. The usage, without Vsync is around 99%, 98%. In Batman Arkham City the game stutters, bad, the FPS (60-80) is also trash, as a pose to Arkham Origins in which the FPS is excellent (100-200). In Arkham Origins the stutter is almost non existent, but I have noticed this one problem when the game does stutter for a split second, the frames never drop below 60 and even on the lowest settings it happens. My GPU is not on any 'power saving mode' and my temps rarely break the 70 c mark. I did fix the issue by turning down texture streaming but then there are no textures. As far as I know these games run on the Unreal Engine which is known for it's terrible texture loading. Do you have a recommendation for which game I should try running? Or do you have a solution to fix the streaming problem? Please let me know. Thanks.
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September 10, 2014 10:15:14 AM

For City, sadly, the DX11 mode is simply trash for what FPS it gives to its users, regardless of GPU, there are patches released but I'd suggest you to play on DX9 and you'll feel an instant 10-20 FPS bump. No difference (or say minimal) in actual game graphics whatsoever:
http://www.gamefaqs.com/boards/982135-batman-arkham-cit...

Have you tried lowering AA or FXAA, they really can take up VRAM, thus not giving enough space to textures (though very unlikely with 3GB of DDR5).
http://www.techpowerup.com/forums/threads/how-much-does...

Try running Crysis 3, its HUMONGOUSLY GPU intensive and will test it real good :) 
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September 10, 2014 10:31:20 AM

MeteorsRaining said:
For City, sadly, the DX11 mode is simply trash for what FPS it gives to its users, regardless of GPU, there are patches released but I'd suggest you to play on DX9 and you'll feel an instant 10-20 FPS bump. No difference (or say minimal) in actual game graphics whatsoever:
http://www.gamefaqs.com/boards/982135-batman-arkham-cit...

Have you tried lowering AA or FXAA, they really can take up VRAM, thus not giving enough space to textures (though very unlikely with 3GB of DDR5).
http://www.techpowerup.com/forums/threads/how-much-does...

Try running Crysis 3, its HUMONGOUSLY GPU intensive and will test it real good :) 


Sadly, lowering the Anti Aliasing didn't help. I will try Crysis 3.
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September 11, 2014 12:00:09 AM

So, I did try Crysis 3 but sadly the stuttering is there as well although it doesn't happen to be tied to the camera movement. Could it be my Nvidia 3D settings?
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September 11, 2014 4:37:19 AM

Can be, try disabling it (I know it sucks not to have it in-game, but still) and we'll try to get the game back to good w/o disabling texture streaming. Also, run FurMark or UniGine Heaven and tell your score.
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September 11, 2014 4:53:30 AM

Check a different driver version preferrably something that is confirmed to be more stable. Often times the latest drivers are not the best drivers.
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September 11, 2014 4:58:36 AM

MeteorsRaining said:
Can be, try disabling it (I know it sucks not to have it in-game, but still) and we'll try to get the game back to good w/o disabling texture streaming. Also, run FurMark or UniGine Heaven and tell your score.


Just what do you mean by "disabling it", run it at stock settings?
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September 11, 2014 4:59:50 AM

The Kasafist said:
Check a different driver version preferrably something that is confirmed to be more stable. Often times the latest drivers are not the best drivers.


I already tried that. Maybe I should use a driver sweeper to completely remove the old driver. Thanks for your suggestion, will try later.
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September 11, 2014 5:10:36 AM

So, I did notice something in common with Watch Dogs, Origins and City. When I first load the game up, all of them stutter really bad for 1-3 seconds when I turn the camera around as the textures are loading. Does it mean something?
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September 11, 2014 6:07:53 AM

So, after running UniGine Heaven I got FPS: 65.1 SCORE: 1640 running on extreme. Here's something I noticed; the game rarely had screen tearing without Vsync and also without Vsync the FPS felt sluggish. Temps never broke 69 c.
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September 11, 2014 6:26:03 AM

Could you possibly have a faulty video card? How old is the video card?
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September 11, 2014 6:35:16 AM

The Kasafist said:
Could you possibly have a faulty video card? How old is the video card?


Around a week old.
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September 11, 2014 8:43:54 AM

When the textures are loaded for the first time in VRAM/ Cache, they're bound to take up lots of power and hence the game does stutter on every texture setting maxed out, the bandwidth is just not fast enough to make it unnoticable. Its pretty normal.

Unigine score is great, the FPS is great, everything seems fine, temps are good, you DO NOT have a faulty card for sure.

Its even better you don't have screen tearing (Vsync is to not allow screen tearing by freezing the GPU until either the frame refresh time is achieved, or it doesn't allow the screen to be refreshed if the scene isn't drawn out completely by the GPU, hence lower but stable FPS).

Vsync eliminates screen tearing, and since you don't have that issue Vsync off will get you better FPS. Its good on that dept as well.

I'm starting to think its not really an issue on the GPU side, maybe you're over-estimating this beast?
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September 11, 2014 8:48:31 AM

have you tried adaptive vsync?
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September 11, 2014 9:44:10 AM

MeteorsRaining said:
When the textures are loaded for the first time in VRAM/ Cache, they're bound to take up lots of power and hence the game does stutter on every texture setting maxed out, the bandwidth is just not fast enough to make it unnoticable. Its pretty normal.

Unigine score is great, the FPS is great, everything seems fine, temps are good, you DO NOT have a faulty card for sure.

Its even better you don't have screen tearing (Vsync is to not allow screen tearing by freezing the GPU until either the frame refresh time is achieved, or it doesn't allow the screen to be refreshed if the scene isn't drawn out completely by the GPU, hence lower but stable FPS).

Vsync eliminates screen tearing, and since you don't have that issue Vsync off will get you better FPS. Its good on that dept as well.

I'm starting to think its not really an issue on the GPU side, maybe you're over-estimating this beast?

I don't think I'm over-estimating. It's just the fact that it does perform so well that I can't understand how is it stuttering at some points, even if it's for a split second. Do you think it may be my old hard drive? Should I upgrade to a SSD?
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September 11, 2014 9:44:39 AM

wh3resmycar said:
have you tried adaptive vsync?


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September 11, 2014 9:46:00 AM

I'll definately do that, its not that it'll surely solve the issue, but the fact that you have faster boot and loading time is a huge improvement itself, if you can, get yourself one :) 
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September 11, 2014 9:52:57 AM

Thank you all. We can close this.
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September 11, 2014 10:52:56 AM

I fixed it, MeteorsRaining was right, it wasn't my GPU. I had to just exit and apply full-screen mode. That issue drove me nuts.
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