Stuttering in games after certain minutes of playing.

larsvegas

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Apr 12, 2015
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Hello everyone,

Before i will state my problem to you, i will sent my PC Specs:

OS Windows 8.1 Pro 64Bit
ASRock 960GM/U3S3 FX, Mainboard
Aerocool AP-550 550W ATX, PSU
Seag 1TB ST1000DM003 7200 SA3 64MB Cache, HDD
AMD FX-6300 boxed cooling, CPU
Crucial DIMM 8 GB DDR3-1600, RAM
SAPPHIRE R9 270X 2GB GDDR5 OC with Boost, GPU

So, i have recently stutters in certain origin games like: BFBC2, BF3, BF4 (since i bought it)
and in some other games like: CSGO and Formula 1 2013

The Problem is for example with the Origin games (BF Games), that i can play 2-3 minutes with 70-120 FPS without a problem but then its starting with stuttering e.g. 100FPS drops to 20-30 stays there for 2-3 seconds and i can play again, 20-30 seconds later drops from 100 to 20-30 FPS stays there for 2-3 seconds and i can play again.

I havent had it with BF3 for years now and it randomly started and i dont know why.... same with all the other games i listed.

But also for example many Steam games i have e.g Borderlands, Bioshock, Skyrim(with mods) and many other games dont have this problem.

What have i done to try to fix it?

- reinstalled OS
- installed various drivers for my AMD card from 14.4 to Omega driver (of course deleted and deinstalled every driver before installing a new one.)
- unparked my CPUs
- repaired games
- watched if my hardware is the problem and if its on 100% usage while i have stuttering in games. (no my hardware is not on 100% usage)
- updated Mainboard drivers
- updated realtak sound device driver
- unchecked in origin: dont show origin in-game
- used ADWcleaner and anti-malwarebytes for deleting unwanted programs
- cleaned my start up programs which are using unnecessary resources.
- checked weeks before i had stutters every here and then my temps, they were normal
- changed resolution and settings in these games, doesnt helped me at all

So what else can i do?
To be honest, Skyrim and Formula 1 2013 are pirated games, yeah i know i should buy every game im interested in... i know that, pls dont hate me because of that, i just write that because maybe theyre causing the problems?

I would appreciate your help, guys :)
 
Solution
Download Speccy and let me know what memory & clock speed your GPU runs at while gaming.

If they're not running at constant max, download Radeon Pro and force your GPU to run the problematic games in max performance mode.