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Is my system somehow bad ? ( micro stuttering )

I guess it fixed

uninstalled armoury crate as well and got rid of that msi problematic settings

 
Thimblewad said:
I see you're also running super high FPS, maybe try locking them to, say, 400-ish so that you're 100% stable?
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I would suggest locking to 144hz which is the native refresh rate of the display they have listed in their specs.

matpc said:
I guess it fixed

uninstalled armoury crate as well and got rid of that msi problematic settings

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Or do that. LOL!
 
slightly off topic but i´m wondering , does the new tech ( i mean am5 ) has problems dealing with some games ?

i mean , newer gpus as well

i know siege gets updated often but i just thought if something older could struggle with new hardware ? thanks
 
matpc said:
slightly off topic but i´m wondering , does the new tech ( i mean am5 ) has problems dealing with some games ?

i mean , newer gpus as well

i know siege gets updated often but i just thought if something older could struggle with new hardware ? thanks
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Not really. Also it's not hardware most of the time - if you look around alot of people are complaining about stutter and the majority of the time it's a software or config issue.

Bad Drivers, MSI LED controllers, ASUS, bad USB mice/keyboards, etc. Basically any software that sits in the background doing random stuff will cause issues. Also some cheap USB devices can actually cause stutter.

I had a problem not too long ago with stuttering, spent so much time tuning my memory and trying different settings and turned out it was my cheapo 500Hz silentclick mouse :/.
 
@matpc
make sure to disable auto download/update in bios for it as well.
 
Waldorf said:
@matpc
make sure to disable auto download/update in bios for it as well.
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do you mean to disable download bios updates from the asus server in the bios settings ?
 
unless it says bios update, its usually for driver updates, some mb have another option for things like armor rate and the like to be auto installed/updated, so that off too
 
it was def the msi settings and/or the armoury crate

i knew that stutter wasn´t normal

the frametime is consistently flat
 
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