I need help! I just build a new PC, everything brand new. And I just installed windows 10, and I'm having micro stuttering iss

RigoSanzo · Feb 11, 2016

I need help! I just build a new PC, everything brand new. And I just installed windows 10, and I'm having micro stuttering issues in all games.

jollypirate · Feb 11, 2016

Can you post your full system specifications and what avrage fps you get in games

RigoSanzo · Feb 11, 2016

jollypirate :

Oh, sorry for voting down. I was on the phone, and didn't get the reply option, I was looking for it.
AMD FX 8320e
Sapphire Nitro R9 380X
Hyperx 8gb 1600MHz
ASRock N68 GS4 FX
Cooler Master 550w V2 Elite
1TB 7200rpm HDD

I haven't even OC, as I told you, it's a brand new build.

RigoSanzo · Feb 11, 2016

I need help. I just want this nightmare to end.

jollypirate · Feb 13, 2016

Thats strange, all your specs seem fine. Do you have all your latest drivers installed?
Try putting windows in preformance mode (controll pannel>power options)
You can also monitor your cpu and gpu preformanci while you are gaming to see what component causes this.
What games do you play?

RigoSanzo · Feb 13, 2016

jollypirate :

Yeah, I've done all of that. I even updated the BIOS. I think the only driver I don't have is the one for the mouse. But it stutters even in straight line, so it isn't because of that. I also have CPU-Z and HW Monitor. How do I know everything is working fine?

Since it's a new build, I don't have to much games to pay yet, but i've tried Modern Warfare 2, Black Ops. Minecraft, Garry's Mod. They all run with good framerate, it just keeps stuttering. I also went back to Windows 7

jollypirate · Feb 16, 2016

None of these games are really cpu intensive so you shouldnt get stuttering because of cpu bottlenecks with them. You can monitor cpu usage with the task manager and you shuld get an oc tool to monitor the gpu then play a game and check what is happening on hte monitors when it starts stuttering

Infikiran · Feb 19, 2016

What is the model of the hard drive, would not be a green or eco drive by chance would it? These drives have a power-saving feature that cause them to spin down to conserve energy when not in use. If your PC is waiting for the drive to spin up, it would cause the stutter. Also, what kind of temps are you getting on your CPU and graphics card?

jollypirate · Feb 19, 2016

I doubt the hard drive would cause stutters, i uses to ru games like wircher 3, gta v etc. On a 5 y.o. Caviar green 5400rpm and it didnt cause any problems

jollypirate · Feb 21, 2016

Op can run hd tune and see what read?write speeds his hdd has. Stutters caused by drives come from the hdd not being able to keep up with reading files which usually happens in open world games since there is a lot of things happening and it usually isn't constant (and the games he stated shouldnt overburden the hdd) thats why i doubt its the hdds fault. There is a posibbilty that his hdd may be failing though that would explain the constant stuttering

RigoSanzo · Feb 23, 2016

Thanks guys for helping out. I was thinking that it was because of bad ram. I don't know if that could be.

RigoSanzo · Feb 24, 2016

Yeah, i set the memory speed to 1600mhz since first day. I ran Memtest86 on one stick for 4 passes and no errors. I'm going to try with the other stick, and then both.

RigoSanzo · Feb 26, 2016

http://s11.postimg.org/9s8mnvcjn/Captura.png

Hey guys. What do you think of this graph? Why is my GPU isolating like that? Could it just be faulty?

jollypirate · Mar 1, 2016

If overclocking your cpu hzelped the stutters than the problem was the cpu being a bottleneck and not the hdd.

Op Your gpu should not be doing that, it could be faulty but there are a lot of other posibilites too, you can try other drivers like dead ninja said.

RigoSanzo · Mar 3, 2016

I'll try older drivers. You really think that could be a bottleneck?

madmatt30 · Mar 3, 2016

Your motherboard doesn't support 8 core CPU's at all & there is also no official support for the later vishera chips.

& that is most definitely going to create problems.

zallim · Mar 4, 2016

Try a game with V-sync enabled and see if the issue still persists.

RigoSanzo · Mar 7, 2016

madmatt30 :

Are you sure. Because I looked on the website and it said is compatible with AM3+ FX series processors

madmatt30 · Mar 7, 2016

Absolutely sure - no 8 core support at all

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RigoSanzo · Mar 7, 2016

madmatt30 :

Oh god. Finally something. Man, I've tried everything. I'll try with another card. I thought once on the mobo, but not on being incompatible. Thanks for that.

RigoSanzo · Mar 7, 2016

I tried with the drivers from the install disk and it stills the same. I think it'll probably be the motherboard. And it now makes sense to me, since the game that I've noticed the most, was minecraft. And minecraft is very CPU intensive.

What do you all guys think?

RigoSanzo · Mar 7, 2016

The HT Link is at 1004.42 MHz

madmatt30 · Mar 8, 2016

^ should be 2200mhz.

DSzymborski · Mar 8, 2016

As noted above, you're running an unsupported CPU on the motherboard. Given the date on your original post, you may be running dangerously close to the end of the return window, depending on where you purchased it.

madmatt30 · Mar 8, 2016

Its an nforce board which is ancient .
1. It doesn't support an 8 core cpu

2. The nforce chipsets always acted erraticly with old amd cards from the 48/58 series (yep that's how old the board is) - I wouldn't expect it to cope well with a combination of an 8320 & an amd gcn 2 based card , to be honest I'm surprised its running at all.

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