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Hi everyone, I little over a month I bought an RTX 2060 Gaming Z. I have been struggling with the idea of stutter and what would be considered normal or software related, and what could be actually a faulty GPU.
Computer Type:
Desktop OS: Windows 10 1903 Pro
CPU: Ryzen 5 2600
GPU: MSI RTX 2060 Gaming Z
RAM: 16 Gb of Ram 2666 Mhz SPectrix D40
Mobo: Gigabyte Aorus B450m
HDD: Toshiba 1TB 7200 RPM
SSD: 120GB Adata Ultimate
PSU: Corsair TX750M Gold
Right now I am trying to narrow down the causes of my stutter and finding out whether other people have it or not, in order to determine in my GPU is ok or not. I RMA it once, but no problem was found.
I have tried using ISLC, setting profile to Prefer Maximum Performance, setting max pre rendered frames to 1, disabling SMT (Simultaneous Multi threading) for the CPU, using a lot of drivers from 419.xx to 436.xx
In this case I want to find the cause of stutter in the Witcher 3. But first I will explain some things.
Before my RTX 2060, I had a GTX 1060. Both cards show stutter in the Witcher 3 but with some variation.
So in general, the stutter is that shown in the video, but this stutter happens mainly after installing a new driver, or restarting my computer. If I play for a little while in that zone of the game, and just reload the saved game, the stutter is reduced substantially, this also applies if I close the game and open it but without restarting the computer.
Now, both the RTX 2060 and the GTX 1060 have this kind of behaviour, but the stutter is slightly worse in the RTX 2060, and also, after playing in the zone and reloading the save game, the reduction of stutter is higher in the 1060 than the 2060.
The only thing that improved the stutter for the game was disabling the diagnostic policy service of windows 10, although it didn't solve things completely. (The video has that service already disabled).
My RTX 2060 behaves correctly in benchmarks (firestrike extreme, timespy, valle, heaven)
It also runs games without issues such as Forza Horizon 4, GTA V, Star Wars Battlefront 2.
But has stutter in Fortnite, Control, and Rage 2, although the 1060 has stutter too, but always a little less. And in the case of Fortnite and Control, the game seems to be at fault mostly, and Rage 2 seems to improve a lot by disabling SMT.
Computer Type:
Desktop OS: Windows 10 1903 Pro
CPU: Ryzen 5 2600
GPU: MSI RTX 2060 Gaming Z
RAM: 16 Gb of Ram 2666 Mhz SPectrix D40
Mobo: Gigabyte Aorus B450m
HDD: Toshiba 1TB 7200 RPM
SSD: 120GB Adata Ultimate
PSU: Corsair TX750M Gold
Right now I am trying to narrow down the causes of my stutter and finding out whether other people have it or not, in order to determine in my GPU is ok or not. I RMA it once, but no problem was found.
I have tried using ISLC, setting profile to Prefer Maximum Performance, setting max pre rendered frames to 1, disabling SMT (Simultaneous Multi threading) for the CPU, using a lot of drivers from 419.xx to 436.xx
In this case I want to find the cause of stutter in the Witcher 3. But first I will explain some things.
Before my RTX 2060, I had a GTX 1060. Both cards show stutter in the Witcher 3 but with some variation.
So in general, the stutter is that shown in the video, but this stutter happens mainly after installing a new driver, or restarting my computer. If I play for a little while in that zone of the game, and just reload the saved game, the stutter is reduced substantially, this also applies if I close the game and open it but without restarting the computer.
Now, both the RTX 2060 and the GTX 1060 have this kind of behaviour, but the stutter is slightly worse in the RTX 2060, and also, after playing in the zone and reloading the save game, the reduction of stutter is higher in the 1060 than the 2060.
The only thing that improved the stutter for the game was disabling the diagnostic policy service of windows 10, although it didn't solve things completely. (The video has that service already disabled).
My RTX 2060 behaves correctly in benchmarks (firestrike extreme, timespy, valle, heaven)
It also runs games without issues such as Forza Horizon 4, GTA V, Star Wars Battlefront 2.
But has stutter in Fortnite, Control, and Rage 2, although the 1060 has stutter too, but always a little less. And in the case of Fortnite and Control, the game seems to be at fault mostly, and Rage 2 seems to improve a lot by disabling SMT.