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1. #Desktop frame skipping windows 10 install
2. #Desktop frame skipping windows 10 drivers
3. #Desktop frame skipping windows 10 pro
4. #Desktop frame skipping windows 10 Pc
5. #Desktop frame skipping windows 10 Offline

Please keep in touch if somehow you find any new info either. I hope to god this fixes my issue and I will let you know if I have any success. So yeah man I have a new 850 Watt PSU and this power conditioner being delivered this week. So, I bought a Power Conditioner (UPS) as recommended by that site administrator(Chief Blur Buster), due to the fact he is very knowledgeable on this particular subject. Considering I have troubleshooted everything imaginable, this is the only thing left to test. I found on some other forum a guy having this exact problem: - Turns out it was his solar panels giving him frametime spikes, very bizarre but it has been found that the power that runs thru the walls of your house can contribute to strange fluctuations that ultimately result in power disruption which create these frametime spikes. I should add that I have tested this on multiple PC's in my house and it occurs on both of them. And it's exactly during these power drops that I get frametime spikes so I mean it kinda speaks for itself. I also experience that exact thing in MSI Afterburner, my GPU Power will be in the 90's and then for a brief second drop to like 30 or 40 and then shoot right back up. I noticed that you said you see your GPU Power percentage drops and fluctuates a lot. After researching/troubleshooting more and more I've basically narrowed it down to being power related. Hey man, sucks that you're going thru this issue as well. So PLEASE, if you have ANY and I mean ANY sort of advice, guidance, etc please let me know.

#Desktop frame skipping windows 10 Pc

-Plugged PC into different wall outlet in case this is somehow a power issue.

#Desktop frame skipping windows 10 Offline

-Play games in Offline mode - no effect.-Turned game settings all low - no effect.-Tested on Other 165hz monitor - no difference.-Created an Empty Standby List Task that runs every 5 mins.-Disabled Speed Step/ Disabled Speed Shift.-Tried capping fps at lower values (144, 120, 60) - stutter still occurs.-Messed with every combination of Enabling/Disabling Gsync and Vsync - stutter still occurs in any configuration.-Turned on Prefer max performance in NVCP.-Turned on High Performance Power Plan in Windows.-Closed all unessessary background processes.

#Desktop frame skipping windows 10 drivers

#Desktop frame skipping windows 10 install

Reinstalled Windows Multiple Times (Even on New SSD)Reinstalled GPU drivers (Used DDU for clean install without Geforce Experience).SWAPPED EVERY SINGLE COMPONENT IN MY PC (GPU, CPU, MOBO).The only part I did not change is my Wifi Adapter but I wanted to make sure so I removed it from PC, played games in offline mode, and stutters still occur so cant be the issue.

I swapped every single component CPU, GPU, MOBO, SSD, PSU). This issue was happening to me before I upgraded my PC 2 weeks ago, and for some bizarre reason is still occurring. This footage does not capture the actual stutters as I see them, maybe this is something related to my issue? (You might have to zoom in to see the small dips in frames) Notice how the frame rate drops are in sync with the frame-time spikes. As I said, the frame rate only drops about 1-5 frames yet the stutter is very noticeable. Here is an example of what I'm experiencing: This is a 5 minute play session of CSGO. These frame time spikes occur in both online/offline games. My rig is very capable so these frame drops in CSGO make zero sense. I noticed that these frame stutters happen more often for example when I am moving around the map in CSGO rather than just standing still. During games my framerate will be at 162 yet randomly will drop very slightly to sometimes 161, 160, 159 fps, etc and the stutter is very noticeable. I cap my fps at 162 because that is what the Blur Buster G SYNC Guide Recommends: ( ) - In my case, since I have a 165hz monitor, I set my fps cap at 162 (3fps below displays maximum refresh rate) and I also Enabled V Sync in NVIDIA Control Panel and Disabled it in games. These spikes + small fps drops result in a very noticeable stutter. In every game I play there are frame time spikes which cause my fps to drop slightly.

#Desktop frame skipping windows 10 pro

-EVGA Geforce RTX 2080ti XC Hybrid (not OC).PLEASE if you have any input/suggestions let me know because I am losing my mind over this issue. This same problem was happening on my old PC that I fully upgraded 2 weeks ago and the issue is still occurring.

I have spent days trying to diagnose what could be causing them but to no success. I am experiencing stuttering / frame time spikes in every game I play.