Yes. Is your XMP enabled? both the factory clock and unified memory clock should be set to 1800 when running DDR4-3600. The AUTO setting should do that, if your BIOS is up to date.
Yea gets weirder and weirder this. Just got outa the plaza so gonna test abit later too se if i get the same problems. Could possibly be some spyware or something but... Or some bloatware in the background.
Same even after a format and reinstall of windows.
Tryed reseating the gpu? should cause problems in other games too if thats the problem tho. only real differance is the cpu between us so. could it ba an intel issue? :S sounds weird ^^
Trying another motherboard tomorrow night. It's a slim chance but hey its Amazon, will just return it if no difference
only other thing i can think of just like that is resizeble bar.. sounds weird if it would casue this tho.
I found a fix. I saw someone say they changed all parts in their PC and still had issues with random one off frametime spikes and they fixed it by...get this...unplugging the USB 3 cable from the motherboard.
I thought "no way" but yeah, it worked. No idea, maybe a grounding issue with some front panel on PCs, but once I unplugged it all my spikes in Doom Eternal went and the ones in Cyberpunk are very, very few now.
A few people have since tried it and it worked for them, and with different PC case makers, which makes me think its a fault with grounding. Maybe a bad batch?
Wow that sounds random. Not impossible tho but is it with stufgf plugged in to the usb3 too? i have a port like that but dont use it atm and dont have that spike so could be why perhaps? gonna try it i think Weird tho. must be causing a issue with the cpu then i guess? guess thats why the gpu utilization goes down when it happends? cool that somebody figured it out anyways!
Weird tho. must be causing a issue with the cpu then i guess? guess thats why the gpu utilization goes down when it happends? cool that somebody figured it out anyways!
Nothing plugged in. I think it's a grounding issue with a small charge/static. Seeing as other case owners with different makes have had this, I think it's either a design flaw in some cases made or just the odd few where they were not grounded while built (around/inside the USB front panel) which means it could happen to any case, so it's handy to know for any future cases I get.Wow that sounds random. Not impossible tho but is it with stufgf plugged in to the usb3 too? i have a port like that but dont use it atm and dont have that spike so could be why perhaps? gonna try it i think
Sadly, this also means there is a case lottery and until you build and test, a tiny % could have this issue.
I can almost guarantee its the autosave feature. Test it again, and when it stutters see if you notice a small red icon on the top of your screen for a millisecond, if its there, then thats your issue. There is a tweak to turn of autosave that you can find if you look it up, but i would strongly recommend not turning this off unless you aren't doing main/side story lines, or endings, as that can mess things up if you die. If its not the autosave feature, than i have no idea, maybe turn windows defender off if you have it on, in certain games i've found that to cause stuttering