just lol at this stutter. Person to help me gets 20 bucks

specs:
i5 6500
gtx 1060
evga 500w white
asrock z170m extreme 4
Samsung 860 evo (os drive)
1tb wd blue

not a gpu problem, I bought a gt 1030 to test out and it still stutters, the same exact way
also stutter in other games
what part should I replace next?
I will paypal the person that helps me 20 bucks

 

no antivirus fresh windows 10 install fully updated
8 gb ram in total which is enough for this game

 

1. Have you tried this
https://forums.guru3d.com/threads/fix-game-stutter-on-win-10-1703-1809.420251/
?

2. I only met stutters in one game and I cured it with the system timer resolution tweak.

3. Have you checked the Device Manager for the videocard sharing its IRQ with some other device?

 

yes my friend

 

using onboard sound

I found out that my gpu and high definition audio controller were both on irq 16
I disabled the audio controller for now but my csgo still stutters im gonna upload some gameplay give me a second

 

This high definition audio controller can be videocard itself. Look at locations - both point to bus 2, device 0.

 

http://download2266.mediafire.com/h8aud1cog3ig/2kkkvko7e75opce/MSI_util_v2.zip

Download this if you haven't already and post a pic of what it reports.

 

uninstall all gpu drivers...."restart computer" ...install new drivers....give me my $20.....

 

@Frs4ken

In the msi column, check the boxes for the 2 High Def Audio Controller entries and the GTX1060, this should stop the IRQ sharing with the graphic card after a reboot.

Post a new pic when done.

As it stands now, the HDAC and GTX1060 are sharing IRQ 16, now they may be for the same item, but the HDAC drivers are known for big latency. Also, if you are using NV HD Audio driver, switch to using the MS supplied one. It's more resource-sharing friendly, and does the same functionality.

FYI, any IRQ with a negative number is in MSI mode.

 

the hdac is the gtx 1060

check your device manager by connections and look at whats running on it.

 

my games are still stuttering after this
here is some csgo gameplay
getting some big stutters 30ms and more(see frametime graph)

 

1) Is the game running smoother than before? What about min frames? (Higher min frames = smoother gameplay vs max frames) Have you tried lowering max frame rate to a multiple of 60? (using 120 vs 144)

2) Those spikes aren't terrible, looks like asset loading. Are you running game off a SSD? What res and framerate? What monitor? Is GSync enabled? If so, are you using RTSS to framecap? If not GSync, what settings? What anti-aliasing you using, if any? What power setting for GTX1060? (Optimal, Adaptive, Prefer Max?)

@Frs4ken

 

1. runs about the same. It's smooth except for the spikes.
2. ssd
1920x1080
dell d2716dg
gsync disabled
no frame cap
no anti aliasing
max performance power setting

if I cap with rtss at 120fps there are still stutters

 

Bad news:

The stutters in CSGO are a fault in the engine.

Pick another game to showcase.

 

Are you using any form of VSync? Or do you live with the tearing?

 

i remember having a similar sttuter when i had a software in the backgroud monitoring vrm temperatures

 

for esports games I usually use no type of sync
for singleplayed games I use gsync
144hz vsync input lag is alright but my system isn't capable of pushing 144 all the time in the games where I DO want to use sync so I just use gsync

 

Whats the CPU usage and temps? I'd start there.

 

This has helped me. It's not really safe though. We gave up a little bit of performance for security with Defender. I've disabled Defender in the past but disabling everything under exploit protection is recently new to me. It's working but could be a placebo.

https://www.tenforums.com/performan...rs-update-poor-performance-lagginess-fix.html