I have got to say, I’ve scoured the web for solutions to a micro stuttering issue I’ve been experiencing in every single game that I’m playing since building my new rig (long story short:1080ti, i5 8600k, 16gb ram, msi b360-a pro mobo) no dice! Fortunate to have stumbled upon your video. Just followed every instruction to the “T” and tonight I’v been playing Resident Evil 2 remake and Mass Effect Andromeda 1080p resolution, ultra setting buttery smooth. Thanks a million! Liked, subscribed, praised👍🏽
Wow! This is awesome! I’m really happy that you finally found a solution to the micro stuttering experience you had! I’m glad the video helped you out! Congrats on the smooth, stutter free gaming experience! Enjoy the games! 😊
@J M I have the same board..... is everything super smooth then all of a sudden it freezes and you get the "BZZZZZZZZ" noise for like 2 seconds? Mine does this maybe 3 times a day and i've tried everything to fix it. It doesn't affect me but i notice it happen is all and just worry it's fucking up my fairly new rig.
This was great, I been tryin to find out about "reduce stammering problem" for a while now, and I think this has helped. You ever tried - Rincaas Stammify Blocker - (do a search on google ) ? Ive heard some pretty good things about it and my partner got amazing results with it.
This totally fixed my micro-stutter ! I used to play Skyrim SE at 60 fps stable without any issues a week ago, then suddenly yesterday the fps fluctuates at 58~61 fps, i was crawling my skin i thought it was Skyrim causing the issue till I ran GTA V and the fps fluctuates just as Skyrim and micro-stutter had gotten worse while i was driving around. I'm glad i was patient enough to watch the whole video and followed the guide step by step. Thanks a lot man you really helped me!!! Liked & Subscribed.
This was all fannnnntastic. Side note, I don't think you mentioned this but I just found out that slideshow desktop backgrounds can cause stuttering in some games (WoW for example).
IT WORKS! THANKS MATE! I didn't do all the tweaks that you showed as I'm a bit skeptic about a few. But, Dynamic Tick commands alone fixed micro stuttering for me. NICE!
Wow! I have a RTX 3080 and i7-8700K and was still having brief stuttering with my modded Skyrim VR. Tried so many things and then followed this video and it's noticeably improved. Did it solve every FPS loss in the game or CPU spike? No. But it got rid of some of the random CPU stuttering I was getting! Thank you so much! I don't know which change made the biggest difference but it added up to an improvement.
Just finished the video, followed every step. Thank you so much! My annoying micro stutter is finally gone, and i can enjoy my games after months of frustration. It seems windows 10 is not the best for gaming, I never had this many problems on windows 7... I really want Windows to come out with an Operating system solely for gaming.
quite possibly the most helpful and useful fix ever. You saved me, I almost wanted to give up pc because I was getting so frustrated trying to fix these stutters. 100% noticeable difference. Thanks a million
I applied most of the settings and I manage to get my windows 11 Pro 23H2 - average measured interrupt to process latency from 10us to 2us -average measured interrupt to DPC latency from 4us to 1.2us. Believe the memoryusage 2 was the key change as I had not done it yet. Great video still after 4 years thank you good sir !
I spent months believing the problem was with the monitor, gpu or cpu but then I found your video and followed your lead, the stuttering is gone and the performance in games has increased .... you are my savior , I subscribed to your channel, thank you very much from Italy.
Halfway through the video the stutter stopped. My mouse was laggy, the display would freeze for a milisecond or two and the audio would strecth out to cover for it. We'll see if this solution lasts. Thanks for the video. -Update: It didn't fix the problem, the stuttering came back the next day. I switched to Linux and the stutter stopped. I can't be bothered to configure every single program I wish to use, so I'll give windows a second chance. Hopefully it works as intended this time.
Sir, the fix it awesome, I was facing a split sec of unresponsive-ness, cursor drag on my acer laptop(R5-3550H,8Gb, 256gb nvme, 4gb, Rx560x, 1tb hdd). The fix solved it mostly but im still facing that diaplay unresponsive-ness, its like if any app is open it will randomly refreshes (window is there but it will go blank and then appear instantly) please help me with this. My laptop is barely 5 months old. I followed every steps as mentioned except the page file command.
Thank you man, I appreciate it. It should help with any Windows unless latency tools like Latency Mon breaks. I totally agree this is great for anyone!
before Highest measured interrupt to process latency (µs): 983.80 Average measured interrupt to process latency (µs): 9.531869 Highest measured interrupt to DPC latency (µs): 979.80 Average measured interrupt to DPC latency (µs): 5.702278 after Highest measured interrupt to process latency (µs): 235.20 Average measured interrupt to process latency (µs): 6.173174 Highest measured interrupt to DPC latency (µs): 231.90 Average measured interrupt to DPC latency (µs): 2.226444 thank you so much!! i was about to start buying new parts
ill be damned... this worked...after months and months of hunting issues, some combination of settings here finally did it. Im using CapFrameX to monitor stutter before and after. Peak frametimes were ~800ms, now im barely breaking 30ms. One small side effect.... some of my windows ui effects/features are broken....a small price to pay EDIT: I'm an idiot.... @5:48 is one feature ill be leaving on.... that is all it was Thank you! I always appreciate a no BS detailed run through, especially when it actually leads to a solution!
Thanks, mate! I have had a problem with stutters for half a year. I searched almost the entire Internet to get rid of the problem, I bought a new pc where it was similar. Thanks to your video, I can finally enjoy a smooth game. I wish I were your friend because I would like to have a beer with you. Great tutorial, nvidia should have it on its homepage. Thanks again. greetings
I spent about 20 hours over 3 days trying to solve my new laptop's microstutter issue. Finally found this video, followed the steps from the first 9 mins of it and now my laptop is super responsive, plays games great and working how I expected it to when I bought it! Phew, was almost ready to give up, return it or possibly try to diagnose a hardware issue. Thank you! Liked and subscirbed!
This video should be praised more and more. I had stuttering as soon as I started the PC, even the file explorer was having stutters and the pc was a bit slow in every aspect. Plus, there was micro stuttering even in a game from 2011! The FPS rate in games were also much lower lately. For example after the stuttering started, I started to get an average of 90 FPS in Rocket League. After these steps solved my issue, the FPS in RL got back to normal, which was 180 FPS in average. I have 8 gb of ram so I stopped doing the other commands from the point 12:46. Still applying the settings solved the stuttering and any other issues for me. I think the powershell commands are very important.
Thank you! Yeah, they're a little long especially the older vids. When I make them too fast, I get called out. Still trying to find the right balance. :)
Sir, you'r a Genius ! I got a idle cpu now like i had in win 7 ! 0%-2% idle! Thank you so much for this ! Edit : Now it's to silent in my room, it's a bit spooky lol
I followed the instructions to the letter and my latency increased (by about 50%) instead of decrease. I could not find COMPNAME Performance in LGP, don't know why. Also not clear if Large Page Utility has to remain active or if I can close it. But it does boot much faster and in games where I previously had some slight stutter it seems to have gone. So it DID help me after all. Thanks for the video!
@Jeremias Shortly after posting my previous comment the micro stuttering during gaming appeared again. So this video did not really help that much, except the faster boot up. About a year ago I still used an AMD card but I had removed all drivers and programs manually before installing my new Nvidia 2080S GPU. I suspected something AMD might still be left on my system without me knowing so I used DDU (display driver utility) and it did find dome AMD remnants on my system and/or registry. And that solved the problem for good. But I am glad some YT-ers take the time and effort to make a video like this, a lot of people may benefit from it.
You Sir are a legend, been trying to figure this out for weeks. been suffering with stuttering and ghosting, stuttering is fixed and thats a big thankyou :D
THANKS, I can play Dota and csgo at 120fps constant. Before i do this, my fps dropped below 60 but my laptop was strong enough to play it. U fixed almost my stuttering problems. Well, it still stuttering while i play apex and Gta V. But not as much before i do this fix. THANKS AGAIN
Dam this actually worked. I thought i had my system optimized to the max but apparently not. Im gonna post this video in a guide for dont starve together. Should get you some more subs thank you.
I can't believe this really worked I played cod cold war with ultra textures high AA and 1080p on 1060 6GB vram and Intel core i7 4770k everything worked fine until for 5 days it always stuttered even on low setting and on other games like doom 2018 and dmc5 now everything works GIVE IT A TRY!!!
I learnt a lot of things following every step of this tutorial but I still have stuttering in F1 2020. At this point I'm considering reinstalling Windows as I feel like I've tried everything.
OH MY GOD THANK YOU FOR THE TUTORIAL !. The story is i just bought a new gaming laptop with high specs and i think it will run any games with no trouble at all. But when i try pubg it just comes with so many micro lag, i was thinking the laptop that has the trouble from the manufacturer. And after watching this video the micro lag is gone forever. THANKS DUDE FOR SAVING MY GAMING LIFE !
BEFORE Highest measured interrupt to process latency (µs): 216.90 Average measured interrupt to process latency (µs): 2.576068 Highest measured interrupt to DPC latency (µs): 214.90 Average measured interrupt to DPC latency (µs): 0.813298 AFTER Highest measured interrupt to process latency (µs): 90.10 Average measured interrupt to process latency (µs): 2.312481 Highest measured interrupt to DPC latency (µs): 60.60 Average measured interrupt to DPC latency (µs): 0.780177 (thanks)
Was getting micro lags and stutters every few seconds and couldn't find any solution for a very long time. I played a few rounds of BFV and so far it seems to work. Also tried MW2 and there is definately a difference. Thanks a lot man! Btw i am running windows 11 and i skipped the last part and the part with the quick cpu tool. Still a good result so far. I'm gonna test it out more the next days and let u guys know if the issues are really gone completely
This is actually great. Quick question. There is also a tool called intelligent standby memory cleaner. Is that still needed additionally? Or can this be ignored by now? Thank you for the great video again. Much love and stay safe and healthy.
My whole pc just stutters, no idea why, you can see it with the cursor and when it comes to videos and games its like you're pressing pause n play constantly
I've got of course improvment in desktop but not in the few games i have little stutters. They're pretty rare but regular and i though it would get rid of it. I really think now it's compatibility issue because 90% of games have no problems and some have stutter don't know why. (Like 1 frame drop every 3 seconds.) Even reducing game graphics to low and lowest resolution don't change anything. BTW, thank you i really learned a lot through your video.
If you've got a NVIDIA driver, you could try setting low latency mode to on instead of ultra. On is the same as the old maximum pre-rendered frames '1' from the 430 series and older drivers. Good to hear you learned from the video! Appreciate the feedback!
@@Davefinito Wow that works !! What's the purpose of this latency setting ? It was disabled by default (global value) when i enabled for the games that have this issue, it all went smooth again. I just don't understand what was the problem can i enable it by default ? or some games have different frame rendering ? I just want to understand to know why i needed to enable this to get rid of it.
Starting with NVIDIA's 442.xx series, they changed it to low latency driver. When it's set to ultra, it will only trigger when you've nearly maxed out your video memory. The default is off. I don't believe anyone has made an app during install to set the profile as such. But you can use an app like profile inspector to save your settings, export and then import if you ever upgrade / reinstall the NVIDIA driver.
Thanks so much for the tutorial! I have a question regarding your MB BIOS; do you recommend upgrading the X570 BIOS to the latest version? From AGESA 1.0.0.3ABBA onwards, AMD made the CPU more relaxed on desktop. I know many people liked this because it means less voltage and less CPU fan ramping up but I personally stick with AGESA 1.0.0.3ABB because I prefer responsive CPU everywhere.
The problem I had was Windows kept stuttering every few seconds. In safe mode w/ networking, the problem goes away. I thought the problem was a startup program. I disabled most startup excluding my audio HD driver and some others and the problem still persisted. Read something online about DPC. Decided to try messing with it and then I stumbled across this video. After LatencyMon ran I had my DPC routine execution time HIGH = 2,000-something. The color was in the orange and red. LatencyMon said there could be problems with my realtime audio sync. However, after following the first few steps of the video. After running LatencyMon again my problem was gone. I decided to just follow the rest of the video and was honestly surprised by how much ground you covered in one video. Props to you my man. I couldn't fix this problem for 1.5 days and I'm also an IT person... Thank you so much and looking forward to more optimization videos!
Everything worked great for me except the large page util didn't seem to make a difference and one of my games actually didn't run. But great vid thanks.
Does turning off notifications and background apps make a big difference? I find these features to be quite useful but if they make a significant difference in terms of micro-stutters I might have to turn them off regardless.
Hi Dave, first thanks for the video, and let us know more about this topics that are really interesting, i'm wondering if my system latency is good or not for the setup that i have. My specs are PROCESSOR: i5 9400 f, 16 gb crucial 2400mhz (normal ram, not gaming) , 1650 super. after applying the steps im getting Highest measured interrupt to process latency (µs): 131,90 Average measured interrupt to process latency (µs): 3,931819 Highest measured interrupt to DPC latency (µs): 105,0 Average measured interrupt to DPC latency (µs): 1,654750 Also when i go to drivers cpus or process tabs what i need to look at to know whats causing any issue? on drivers tab i'm seeing in (total execution ms column) only two things are showing high ms, the directx graphics kernel, and the nvidia windows kernel, with 148 and 144 ms, after those all the drivers are between 15 and 0 ms. thanks in advance!
It might be okay depending on what's running on your pc. Start off with looking at highest executation. There should be a pattern of usage. For example, anything running like nvlddmkm.sys running at pace of highest execution of 0.08 ms at idle then spikes to 0.9ms would cause me to investigate the NVIDIA driver and/or potential apps running in the background as starting points. Further info obtained would go to the next steps.
@@Davefinito hi dave, i was changing the affinity of the graphic card, the usb, and internet board and now i'm having this results Highest measured interrupt to process latency (µs): 44.70 Average measured interrupt to process latency (µs): 2.272946 Highest measured interrupt to DPC latency (µs): 42.60 Average measured interrupt to DPC latency (µs): 0.564427 i think that is a goal for me! thanks
just tried all this out will test it with OBS and various games while streaming this week, will reply to this comment with how it goes my CPU is a ryzen 2700, 16gb 3000hz, 1070, but recently been getting micro lags alot lately so thought id give this a try before 318 us after 108 us
Definitely helped. Did everything except memory compression, Windows did not recognize the command...... Maybe it’s been removed with new Windows updates?
Hi! This is amazing. I followd this guide and see a serious improvement in smoothness, even higher framerates. However msfs 2020 crashes after a short time playing. Could this be caused by the ram usage setting? I have 16gb on my system.
Glad to hear you’re seeing improvements! I don’t have MSFS 2020 but understand it’s quite intensive - at least from a GPU perspective. I read there is an improvement with 32GB RAM though. You may want to look into it
hmm. I follow the steps verbatum and re-checked my Highest measured interrupt to DPC latency. The value was almost 3 times higher.. not really sure what to make of that, but seeing as how you said the goal was to get it as low as possible I'm concerned that this guide just wont work for me.
Hey, thanks for the video but unfortunately it didnt fix my problem. I've still got microstutters. Appreciate you putting a video out though, I think i'll just take it to a shop to fix
thanks alot for this video. ive followed all the steps and my pc started out at 284ms of latency and it has gone down to about 200ms of latency. i cant seem to get it any lower, my main problem is with micro stuttering across most of my games no matter how high or low the graphics are set to. according to the latency monitor, the dxgkrnl.sys - DirectX Graphics Kernel has the highest ISR time of 246. is there anyway i can fix this?
No worries! One thing that can cause a higher latency with dxgkrnl.sys is if you’re duplicating monitors such as an Intel integrated GPU and a dedicated one or if you are using multi monitor mode with more GPUs active. I can get to 180us with that configuration on 3 systems. What’s your setup like?
@@Davefinito ahh my setup is complicated lol. i have an intel nuc i7hvb hades canyon, with an external gpu; zotac 1660ti. its connected by an akitio node using tb3. my screen is an older 720p tv. ive been having general trouble trying to get everything to display on one screen. when it boots up or i go to bios, it displays to monitor 1...forcing me to unplug the hdmi from the graphics card and plug it into the computers hdmi output. but when i log into the desktop it goes to my tv on monitor 2. on this pc there are 3 graphic devices: intel integrated graphics, vega m gh that comes with the nuc, and the 1660ti which is connected externally. when i disable the first 2 i still get stuttering on almost all games. its really beyond my level of knowledge dealing with computers
Likely it has to do with the multiple GPUs in place plus the Akitio node w/ TB3. If each of the devices are running at diff refresh rates then it could be the multi monitor stutter issue which does get resolved with Windows 10 2004. If running Windows 10 1909 or older you could try setting the refresh rate to the same and see if that resolves. Alternatively, you can leaving 1 device connected then checking the latency monitor app. You should have a starting point then as you add additional devices, you should see the dxgkrnl.sys (DirectX Graphics Kernel) file increase in utilization and may be able to isolate it there
I had trouble with the first command, I think you said it was something to do with the SSD not being recognized as an SSD, however the last two command prompts work, well it make a noticeable difference to troubleshoot too the point that the first few commands work?
Dude i have been trying to fix my problem but nothing helped yet i will try this today the video is amazing btw. My problem: my mouse only stutters/flashes on my desktop when i open anyhing else for example task manager or notepad its all fine “only on my desktop” my mouse is fuckedup ive done a million things you name it. Do you have any thoughts on what this might be? I would really appreciate the help dude.
What exactly does bcdedit /set useplatformtick yes do exactly? If this is related to bcdedit /set disabledynamictick yes doesn't useplatformtick do nothing? What if disabling dynamic tick helps? Does useplatformtick affect this?
Do I need to run Large Page Util everytime I run the game? I have added the games on the application and I am just wondering if I should close it or let it run in the background.
Hey bro , I haven't tried any of these settings (yet). But I do have a question : Every time I boot up Windows and for example start Windows Update or launching Steam Client, the system freezes for about 0,1 seconds. It's not an issue per say , but I'm very curious how to fix this ? It's like the system is reading from my NVME drive OR using the network and it's congesting, if you know what I mean ? ANY ideas is appreciated because I haven't found anything about this on the internet... Thanks
Event viewer may be shed some light on this. Latency monitor could display the driver causing the issue as well. I’ve encountered this situation with my 9900k system but couldn’t fully identify the cause. A couple reloads later, the issue didn’t surface and in my case is still a mystery to me.
Thanks for the reply, yes it is happening only once after I start the PC. It's like the system waits for something, dunno what it is. It doesn't affect anything so it's nothing I care about too much anymore. But I really want to know what it is though :)
Do you know how to fix this? I have a game i wanna launch, but it directly gets suspended (green leaf) then closes. (Some other programs to). Sometimes i have to try and open it like 10 times and then it runs. After closing the game, when i relaunch (or try to), i got the same problem again, it's suspended for 2-5sec and closes. Turning on/off background apps, does not work at all. I've seen a lot of ppl complaining about this, i've tryed all of the suggested solutions, but nothing works at all. I'm 100% sure the game works, and i think that it has to do with UWP (or something like that) and i need to find an option on how to completely remove or turn off the auto app suspend mode. Thx for your time.
I have a RTX 2080 super, i7 9700k CPU and a 144hz monitor and cod mw 2019 and every other game I play stutters and drops frames every few minutes from 140 fps to 30-40 fps. Still hasn't been fixed :(
Same story. 9600k, 2070 super, Playing 60 fps on any resolution Lara Croft Go First time launching game after reboot every time in 1 chapter 2nd level have got a stutter in the same place, when climbing.. Game on SSD.. In The Crew 2 similar situation.
@@volukrem i deleted the lara croft reboot game cause it was stuttering aswell. Haven't got crew 2 yet but its funny. When i played crysis 3 this morning with ultra graphics on 1440p it was running smoothly. Not sure what is happening
@@Incredible_Lad its "Lara Croft Go" named game in Steam, it is even runs great on mobile like Android amd iOS and STUTTERING on RTX. Ill try to reinstall previous Windows version and tell about results.
@@Incredible_Lad I've made forced Windows update to 2004 version (updatetool, didnt format the system disk), then installed latest Intel Management Interface and Chipset Drivrers for MB from its official site),then made Nvidia default settings. Nothing changed. But the i ran unity engine game (Lara Croft Go) in fullscreen via comandline steam and stutters gone! Try out other games later!
Hey, I have an Alienware 15 R3 that suffers micro stutters a lot in some games where my FPS would be at like 180 and then down to 70 then back up, does this work for it?
I set the command fsutil set disable last access 1 before listening to you saying for people with less then 8gb memory witch I have(8gb) don't enable this command , what is the command for undoing this , you said in the video you would mention it but but never did and need to undo this thnx in advance and hope to hear back as soon as you can
@@stephennuno4773 disablelastaccess has a fractional performance gain with SSDs, if measurable. It's more noticable with HDDs. The choice is yours if you want to make the change. If you don't see a difference, no harm in reverting back.
Unfortunately this didn't help me with my pc's stuttering problems in games despite having strong specs (on paper) for even 1440p high refresh gaming. With a 3700x, 3070 gpu, and 32gb ram, I've been having horrible fps drops in games. Have done extensive testing, and can only come to the conclusion that it's the apparent widespread Ryzen "fTPM" issue. Done all sorts of testing, temps ok, ram ok, drives ok, gpu ok since it did the same stuff even on my old rx 480, updated GPU and chipset drivers, and clean windows installs didn't help either, they shockingly made the issue worse. In May, venders released bios updates, but, others as well as myself noticed less performance on this new bios, and others and myself also still suffer the stuttering, although, admittedly, it's better than it was before the bios update. For the life of me, I couldn't find a way in the older bios to disable TPM like some were apparently able to do, if I could find out how to do that I think things could be ok. But as it stands now this has all been frustrating and depressing beyond words. I've had my share of woes with Ryzens including finicky ram, motherboards dying, and now this fTPM crap that apparently only affects Ryzens. I have two friends in my small circle as I've gotten older who still rock years old i7 8700k setups without any qualms whatsoever, I honestly wish I had just went 8700k over the ryzen 1700 I initially got years ago, I truly regret ryzen in hindsight. Am highly considering an i5 12400 6 core 12 thread to ride out this console gen. I'd wager even a 10th gen i5 6 core 12 thread would last this entire PS5/Xbox Series X|S console gen. I even bought expensive good timing cl16 32gb 3600mhz ram to try and improve fps/a shot in the dark but it didn't help stuff much of any over my old 32gb cl15 3000mhz ram I was already using, I kinda put the whole "3600mhz ram or nothing!!!1" adage that certain elitists tried preaching to me about to bed with that real world testing. Fortnite has weird random stutters/fps drops, Dead by Daylight randomly does, Division 2 does, and I'm very disappointed in either my pc as a whole or the 3070 gpu for 1440p gaming, I kinda had a feeling that a more expensive gpu would be needed for 1440p due to unoptimized crap games needing a ton of oompth to brute force. I'm sorry, but a couple year old game should run at 1440p ultra fine, but Division 2 on dx11 since it crashes a TON on dx12 can't do it. It still crashes on dx11 but not as often. Ubi is kinda known for crap pc ports though. I'm just disappointed in 1440p fps as a whole even with DLSS on, but I think the root cause is this ryzen fTPM crap and I'm ready to just be done with ryzen and go to intel. I sure do miss the days of stone cold reliable set it and forget it Sandy/Ivy bridge. Where get i7=if you stream, and i5 if you're a gamer, and FX for budget builds. I never ended up streaming like I thought I would so the ryzen 1700/3700x's extra threads didn't help me any...encoding can be put on the gpu these days anyway. For some reason, some of the ryzen cult seems to forgive AMD for any problem they have, gobble up new higher MSRP parts up, and froth at the mouth to buy a new cpu model and higher speed ram every single year lol. It's genuinely SO bizarre to a non-biased person that has used Intel and AMD both over the years. One thing that really made me feel like I was in bizarro-land was, when the overpriced price gouged 5000 series came out, people acted like it "obliterated" the 3000 series, and acted like the 3000 series was basically worthless, when, just the year prior, they acted like the 3000 series was god's gift to mankind lol. And you just know the same thing is gonna happen with the 7000 series comes out at an even higher price this fall. I grimaced when I saw how much the 5800x3D cost. I just don't care anymore about obsessing over the latest and greatest nitty gritty specs, I've been around the block, and have a backlog large enough to last a lifetime as-is...I just want games to run smoothly period without all these problems I've had with ryzens over the years. I had a dunce of a sample of a ryzen 1700, it couldn't handle an OC plus fast ram so it was crippled one way or the other... e.g.- meh stock speeds and 2933 ram, or an OC and refusing to boot with anything over 2133 ram which crippled it. All these ryzen problems are genuinely ruining my love for pc gaming and pc's as a whole, I'm extremely close to saying screw it and just go to console, and plop down on my couch with a Series X in front of my 4k 120hz tv and not worry about this crap anymore. Sorry for the vent, this has been genuinely nerve wracking. Thanks for the video.
Thanks for posting this, regardless of whether or not it accomplishes anything. For all the billion$ that Microsoft makes, I seriously wonder why in hell they can't just make an operating system that fucking works decently. Windows 10 is supposed to be the "ultimate" Windows, and it still doesn't work for fucking shit.
@@Davefinito ok. Also gpedit is not installing for me. When I install and reboot, and search for it in run or start, it says no such program exists. Also for some reason, my before and after latency is the same. My max being 530 and my avg around 300 to 400 microsec.
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I have got to say, I’ve scoured the web for solutions to a micro stuttering issue I’ve been experiencing in every single game that I’m playing since building my new rig (long story short:1080ti, i5 8600k, 16gb ram, msi b360-a pro mobo) no dice! Fortunate to have stumbled upon your video. Just followed every instruction to the “T” and tonight I’v been playing Resident Evil 2 remake and Mass Effect Andromeda 1080p resolution, ultra setting buttery smooth. Thanks a million! Liked, subscribed, praised👍🏽
Wow! This is awesome! I’m really happy that you finally found a solution to the micro stuttering experience you had! I’m glad the video helped you out! Congrats on the smooth, stutter free gaming experience! Enjoy the games! 😊
@J M I have the same board..... is everything super smooth then all of a sudden it freezes and you get the "BZZZZZZZZ" noise for like 2 seconds? Mine does this maybe 3 times a day and i've tried everything to fix it. It doesn't affect me but i notice it happen is all and just worry it's fucking up my fairly new rig.
This was great, I been tryin to find out about "reduce stammering problem" for a while now, and I think this has helped. You ever tried - Rincaas Stammify Blocker - (do a search on google ) ? Ive heard some pretty good things about it and my partner got amazing results with it.
@@Davefinito quick question, my fortnite game files dont have .exe on the end ? does that matter or do i just rename and add it ? tia
@@Davefinito when we don't have the .exe on the end of the fortniteshipping exe should we add it? To run large page utility correctly?
This totally fixed my micro-stutter ! I used to play Skyrim SE at 60 fps stable without any issues a week ago, then suddenly yesterday the fps fluctuates at 58~61 fps, i was crawling my skin i thought it was Skyrim causing the issue till I ran GTA V and the fps fluctuates just as Skyrim and micro-stutter had gotten worse while i was driving around. I'm glad i was patient enough to watch the whole video and followed the guide step by step. Thanks a lot man you really helped me!!! Liked & Subscribed.
This was all fannnnntastic. Side note, I don't think you mentioned this but I just found out that slideshow desktop backgrounds can cause stuttering in some games (WoW for example).
IT WORKS! THANKS MATE!
I didn't do all the tweaks that you showed as I'm a bit skeptic about a few.
But, Dynamic Tick commands alone fixed micro stuttering for me. NICE!
Wow! I have a RTX 3080 and i7-8700K and was still having brief stuttering with my modded Skyrim VR. Tried so many things and then followed this video and it's noticeably improved. Did it solve every FPS loss in the game or CPU spike? No. But it got rid of some of the random CPU stuttering I was getting! Thank you so much! I don't know which change made the biggest difference but it added up to an improvement.
Just finished the video, followed every step. Thank you so much! My annoying micro stutter is finally gone, and i can enjoy my games after months of frustration. It seems windows 10 is not the best for gaming, I never had this many problems on windows 7... I really want Windows to come out with an Operating system solely for gaming.
this comment deadass sounds fake nobody about to type a paragraph thanking someone
@@mp3chan522 Typing a paragraph and using proper spelling, and grammar actually isn't that hard. You should try it out sometime.
@@mp3chan522 Also, being polite and thanking people for helping you is a nice thing to do. Didn't your dad ever teach you manners?
Thanks,i see a lot of difference after doing what u said,it feels a lot smoother in games likes apex legends and fortnite,thanks man
fortnite sucks
quite possibly the most helpful and useful fix ever. You saved me, I almost wanted to give up pc because I was getting so frustrated trying to fix these stutters. 100% noticeable difference. Thanks a million
I applied most of the settings and I manage to get my windows 11 Pro 23H2
- average measured interrupt to process latency from 10us to 2us
-average measured interrupt to DPC latency from 4us to 1.2us.
Believe the memoryusage 2 was the key change as I had not done it yet. Great video still after 4 years thank you good sir !
I spent months believing the problem was with the monitor, gpu or cpu but then I found your video and followed your lead, the stuttering is gone and the performance in games has increased .... you are my savior , I subscribed to your channel, thank you very much from Italy.
Halfway through the video the stutter stopped. My mouse was laggy, the display would freeze for a milisecond or two and the audio would strecth out to cover for it. We'll see if this solution lasts. Thanks for the video.
-Update:
It didn't fix the problem, the stuttering came back the next day. I switched to Linux and the stutter stopped. I can't be bothered to configure every single program I wish to use, so I'll give windows a second chance. Hopefully it works as intended this time.
did the stuttering stopped?
dude ur a legend this fixed my audio stuttering I was having and seems like I got a bit of a fps boost to in games with ray tracing thanks so much
Thanks for watching! Have you noticed a decrease in micro stuttering since making these changes?
Sir, the fix it awesome, I was facing a split sec of unresponsive-ness, cursor drag on my acer laptop(R5-3550H,8Gb, 256gb nvme, 4gb, Rx560x, 1tb hdd). The fix solved it mostly but im still facing that diaplay unresponsive-ness, its like if any app is open it will randomly refreshes (window is there but it will go blank and then appear instantly) please help me with this. My laptop is barely 5 months old.
I followed every steps as mentioned except the page file command.
Before fix: highest measured interupt to process latency= 752 us
After fix: latency = 263 us
Its still high but comparatively low
Before fix: highest measured interupt to process latency= 752 us
After fix: latency = 263 us
Its still high but comparatively low
Amazing videos my friend, this will be extremely useful to me when I install Windows 10 2004. But in general, this is great for anyone, keep this up!
Thank you man, I appreciate it. It should help with any Windows unless latency tools like Latency Mon breaks. I totally agree this is great for anyone!
Windows 10 was released on July, 2015...
@@_____J______ He was talking about Windows 10 Version 2004. Like there 20H2, 21H1, 1909 and so.
omg , this actually worked !!! a days i try to fix my pc and now my pc fixed following this video !! i love you ,and thank very much
before
Highest measured interrupt to process latency (µs): 983.80
Average measured interrupt to process latency (µs): 9.531869
Highest measured interrupt to DPC latency (µs): 979.80
Average measured interrupt to DPC latency (µs): 5.702278
after
Highest measured interrupt to process latency (µs): 235.20
Average measured interrupt to process latency (µs): 6.173174
Highest measured interrupt to DPC latency (µs): 231.90
Average measured interrupt to DPC latency (µs): 2.226444
thank you so much!! i was about to start buying new parts
ill be damned... this worked...after months and months of hunting issues, some combination of settings here finally did it.
Im using CapFrameX to monitor stutter before and after. Peak frametimes were ~800ms, now im barely breaking 30ms.
One small side effect.... some of my windows ui effects/features are broken....a small price to pay
EDIT: I'm an idiot.... @5:48 is one feature ill be leaving on.... that is all it was
Thank you! I always appreciate a no BS detailed run through, especially when it actually leads to a solution!
Thanks, mate!
I have had a problem with stutters for half a year. I searched almost the entire Internet to get rid of the problem, I bought a new pc where it was similar. Thanks to your video, I can finally enjoy a smooth game. I wish I were your friend because I would like to have a beer with you. Great tutorial, nvidia should have it on its homepage. Thanks again. greetings
I spent about 20 hours over 3 days trying to solve my new laptop's microstutter issue. Finally found this video, followed the steps from the first 9 mins of it and now my laptop is super responsive, plays games great and working how I expected it to when I bought it! Phew, was almost ready to give up, return it or possibly try to diagnose a hardware issue. Thank you! Liked and subscirbed!
this actually helped me remove all of my game stutters! thank you!
congrats on the 1.5k subs TDS! ur channel has been growing a lot since u were at 800 subs when I subscribed!
Thank you man. Totally appreciate it!
This video should be praised more and more. I had stuttering as soon as I started the PC, even the file explorer was having stutters and the pc was a bit slow in every aspect. Plus, there was micro stuttering even in a game from 2011! The FPS rate in games were also much lower lately. For example after the stuttering started, I started to get an average of 90 FPS in Rocket League. After these steps solved my issue, the FPS in RL got back to normal, which was 180 FPS in average.
I have 8 gb of ram so I stopped doing the other commands from the point 12:46. Still applying the settings solved the stuttering and any other issues for me. I think the powershell commands are very important.
Did u also do the Large page file thing??
@@ImaLegend1131 No, I didn't do that part.
Thank you so much!! I just felt the smoothness of my PC now after following all the steps!!! You're an angel from above. Thanks!
That solved my problem I had for years! Thank you so much for this video .
Your videos are lengthy but filled with useful information. Good job man! 👍
Thank you! Yeah, they're a little long especially the older vids. When I make them too fast, I get called out. Still trying to find the right balance. :)
@@Davefinito As long as your videos are informative, I won't be bothered if it's too fast or too lengthy. Just want to supportive here. 😊👍
*Superb presentation, and easy to follow (for me at least), job well done*
*I've looked for this long time*
Thank you!
Sir, you'r a Genius ! I got a idle cpu now like i had in win 7 ! 0%-2% idle! Thank you so much for this !
Edit : Now it's to silent in my room, it's a bit spooky lol
I followed the instructions to the letter and my latency increased (by about 50%) instead of decrease. I could not find COMPNAME Performance in LGP, don't know why. Also not clear if Large Page Utility has to remain active or if I can close it. But it does boot much faster and in games where I previously had some slight stutter it seems to have gone. So it DID help me after all. Thanks for the video!
@Jeremias Shortly after posting my previous comment the micro stuttering during gaming appeared again. So this video did not really help that much, except the faster boot up. About a year ago I still used an AMD card but I had removed all drivers and programs manually before installing my new Nvidia 2080S GPU. I suspected something AMD might still be left on my system without me knowing so I used DDU (display driver utility) and it did find dome AMD remnants on my system and/or registry. And that solved the problem for good. But I am glad some YT-ers take the time and effort to make a video like this, a lot of people may benefit from it.
Fixed my stuttering and I'm getting about 100-200 frames more than usual, thank you so much :)
100 to 200 or 10 to 20
@@nicholasanderson3957 100 to 200
doubt that LOL
after struggling for months of sudden 100% disk usage and stuttering this video helped! liked and subscribed
You Sir are a legend, been trying to figure this out for weeks. been suffering with stuttering and ghosting, stuttering is fixed and thats a big thankyou :D
THANKS, I can play Dota and csgo at 120fps constant. Before i do this, my fps dropped below 60 but my laptop was strong enough to play it. U fixed almost my stuttering problems. Well, it still stuttering while i play apex and Gta V. But not as much before i do this fix. THANKS AGAIN
I start to think if the stuttering problems was because my Cpu Temperature, the Temperature always on 85-88°C while i play Gta and Apex.
@@Piannn277 Undervolt your cpu and gpu so you can keep temps low and prevent thermal throttling
thank you so much, now i can play mirror edge catalyst without stutter every 1-2 seconds. i owe you one
Dam this actually worked. I thought i had my system optimized to the max but apparently not. Im gonna post this video in a guide for dont starve together. Should get you some more subs thank you.
You forgot to list this command in your description:
fsutil behavior query disabledeletenotify
and:
fsutil behavior set disabledeletenotify 0
I can't believe this really worked
I played cod cold war with ultra textures high AA and 1080p on 1060 6GB vram and Intel core i7 4770k everything worked fine until for 5 days it always stuttered even on low setting and on other games like doom 2018 and dmc5 now everything works GIVE IT A TRY!!!
I'm subbed, thumbs up and forwarded the link to my email for this video.
Going to test this out on my system this evening. Thank you!
I learnt a lot of things following every step of this tutorial but I still have stuttering in F1 2020. At this point I'm considering reinstalling Windows as I feel like I've tried everything.
Unfortunatley didn't fix my stuttering. Still a comprehensive and detailed guide; well done!
Same :( .
@@FuncionariodoSBT same here still stuttering,.......
OH MY GOD THANK YOU FOR THE TUTORIAL !. The story is i just bought a new gaming laptop with high specs and i think it will run any games with no trouble at all. But when i try pubg it just comes with so many micro lag, i was thinking the laptop that has the trouble from the manufacturer. And after watching this video the micro lag is gone forever. THANKS DUDE FOR SAVING MY GAMING LIFE !
BEFORE
Highest measured interrupt to process latency (µs): 216.90
Average measured interrupt to process latency (µs): 2.576068
Highest measured interrupt to DPC latency (µs): 214.90
Average measured interrupt to DPC latency (µs): 0.813298
AFTER
Highest measured interrupt to process latency (µs): 90.10
Average measured interrupt to process latency (µs): 2.312481
Highest measured interrupt to DPC latency (µs): 60.60
Average measured interrupt to DPC latency (µs): 0.780177
(thanks)
Awesome!
It worked perfect, thank you very much, every 2-5 minutes i got a 2 second lag and now its gone *-*
Was getting micro lags and stutters every few seconds and couldn't find any solution for a very long time. I played a few rounds of BFV and so far it seems to work. Also tried MW2 and there is definately a difference. Thanks a lot man!
Btw i am running windows 11 and i skipped the last part and the part with the quick cpu tool. Still a good result so far. I'm gonna test it out more the next days and let u guys know if the issues are really gone completely
Update : after 13 hours.... the stuttering is back and it runs like nothing has changed...
Thank you, sir! I fixed my stuttering with your help
Keep up making these useful videos 👍😁
Thx bro, my stuttering fixed and the fps is increasing too bro
This is actually great. Quick question. There is also a tool called intelligent standby memory cleaner. Is that still needed additionally? Or can this be ignored by now?
Thank you for the great video again. Much love and stay safe and healthy.
Until stand by is automatically handled again by Windows 10, I would hold still use ISLC.
Thanks for the support and appreciate the feedback! :)
My whole pc just stutters, no idea why, you can see it with the cursor and when it comes to videos and games its like you're pressing pause n play constantly
Weirdly enough it works fine after I reset it. It does it after I boot my pc up after shutting it down
Awesome video, followed step by step and solved my problem. Thank You!!!!
Thanks, now my Sims 4 is much more smoother than it was before.
Thank you very much,it helped me a lot!.Good job bro.Greetings.
holy bleep!!!! you fixed the problem for me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! subbed liked and bookemarked for my other windows boxes
I've got of course improvment in desktop but not in the few games i have little stutters. They're pretty rare but regular and i though it would get rid of it.
I really think now it's compatibility issue because 90% of games have no problems and some have stutter don't know why. (Like 1 frame drop every 3 seconds.)
Even reducing game graphics to low and lowest resolution don't change anything.
BTW, thank you i really learned a lot through your video.
If you've got a NVIDIA driver, you could try setting low latency mode to on instead of ultra. On is the same as the old maximum pre-rendered frames '1' from the 430 series and older drivers.
Good to hear you learned from the video! Appreciate the feedback!
@@Davefinito Wow that works !! What's the purpose of this latency setting ? It was disabled by default (global value) when i enabled for the games that have this issue, it all went smooth again.
I just don't understand what was the problem can i enable it by default ? or some games have different frame rendering ? I just want to understand to know why i needed to enable this to get rid of it.
Starting with NVIDIA's 442.xx series, they changed it to low latency driver. When it's set to ultra, it will only trigger when you've nearly maxed out your video memory.
The default is off. I don't believe anyone has made an app during install to set the profile as such. But you can use an app like profile inspector to save your settings, export and then import if you ever upgrade / reinstall the NVIDIA driver.
Thanks a lot for the tips man
No problem man!
My guy you’re the best!
It perfectly worked. Thanks
Thanks Jessie Pinkman it works
Thanks so much for the tutorial! I have a question regarding your MB BIOS; do you recommend upgrading the X570 BIOS to the latest version?
From AGESA 1.0.0.3ABBA onwards, AMD made the CPU more relaxed on desktop. I know many people liked this because it means less voltage and less CPU fan ramping up but I personally stick with AGESA 1.0.0.3ABB because I prefer responsive CPU everywhere.
Gigabyte totally changed settings in the latest bios. Some settings I’m uncertain. It’s like it was meant for EPYC or threadripper boards.
If you need help with bios settings for performance & latency just let me know
Superb! 👌🏻Thanks!
No worries!
Something weird is happening to my PC, it has lag spikes when using any game, application, program and even using nothing. What problem do I have?
Same thing for me, removed setting back to normal now
liked and subscribed. fixed my microstuttering problem.
The problem I had was Windows kept stuttering every few seconds. In safe mode w/ networking, the problem goes away. I thought the problem was a startup program. I disabled most startup excluding my audio HD driver and some others and the problem still persisted. Read something online about DPC. Decided to try messing with it and then I stumbled across this video. After LatencyMon ran I had my DPC routine execution time HIGH = 2,000-something. The color was in the orange and red. LatencyMon said there could be problems with my realtime audio sync. However, after following the first few steps of the video. After running LatencyMon again my problem was gone. I decided to just follow the rest of the video and was honestly surprised by how much ground you covered in one video. Props to you my man. I couldn't fix this problem for 1.5 days and I'm also an IT person... Thank you so much and looking forward to more optimization videos!
Everything worked great for me except the large page util didn't seem to make a difference and one of my games actually didn't run. But great vid thanks.
Does turning off notifications and background apps make a big difference? I find these features to be quite useful but if they make a significant difference in terms of micro-stutters I might have to turn them off regardless.
I get "access denied" when entering those commands in powershell.
Edit: Gotta run it as admin
Thanks David You Da man Brow!
Thanks!
THANK YOU SO MUCH MY MAN!
Hi Dave, first thanks for the video, and let us know more about this topics that are really interesting, i'm wondering if my system latency is good or not for the setup that i have. My specs are PROCESSOR: i5 9400 f, 16 gb crucial 2400mhz (normal ram, not gaming) , 1650 super. after applying the steps im getting
Highest measured interrupt to process latency (µs): 131,90
Average measured interrupt to process latency (µs): 3,931819
Highest measured interrupt to DPC latency (µs): 105,0
Average measured interrupt to DPC latency (µs): 1,654750
Also when i go to drivers cpus or process tabs what i need to look at to know whats causing any issue? on drivers tab i'm seeing in (total execution ms column) only two things are showing high ms, the directx graphics kernel, and the nvidia windows kernel, with 148 and 144 ms, after those all the drivers are between 15 and 0 ms. thanks in advance!
It might be okay depending on what's running on your pc. Start off with looking at highest executation. There should be a pattern of usage. For example, anything running like nvlddmkm.sys running at pace of highest execution of 0.08 ms at idle then spikes to 0.9ms would cause me to investigate the NVIDIA driver and/or potential apps running in the background as starting points. Further info obtained would go to the next steps.
@@Davefinito hi dave, i was changing the affinity of the graphic card, the usb, and internet board and now i'm having this results
Highest measured interrupt to process latency (µs): 44.70
Average measured interrupt to process latency (µs): 2.272946
Highest measured interrupt to DPC latency (µs): 42.60
Average measured interrupt to DPC latency (µs): 0.564427
i think that is a goal for me! thanks
just tried all this out will test it with OBS and various games while streaming this week, will reply to this comment with how it goes
my CPU is a ryzen 2700, 16gb 3000hz, 1070, but recently been getting micro lags alot lately so thought id give this a try
before 318 us
after 108 us
Very useful video! Thank you!
You're welcome! :)
Definitely helped. Did everything except memory compression, Windows did not recognize the command...... Maybe it’s been removed with new Windows updates?
The command lines still exist at least up to 21H1. If the sysmain service was disabled or deleted, the command will fail.
@@Davefinito do you have a guide I can follow to look into what you mentioned? Thanks
Hi! This is amazing. I followd this guide and see a serious improvement in smoothness, even higher framerates. However msfs 2020 crashes after a short time playing. Could this be caused by the ram usage setting? I have 16gb on my system.
Glad to hear you’re seeing improvements! I don’t have MSFS 2020 but understand it’s quite intensive - at least from a GPU perspective. I read there is an improvement with 32GB RAM though. You may want to look into it
hmm. I follow the steps verbatum and re-checked my Highest measured interrupt to DPC latency. The value was almost 3 times higher.. not really sure what to make of that, but seeing as how you said the goal was to get it as low as possible I'm concerned that this guide just wont work for me.
I guess the only question here is: Why doing it if any major update from microsoft can break it at any point?
Hey, thanks for the video but unfortunately it didnt fix my problem. I've still got microstutters. Appreciate you putting a video out though, I think i'll just take it to a shop to fix
I had that same issue as well but locking fps and increasing fan percentages helped me.
staying on top of defrags may help as well.
I hope that this works for me. To take it in the shop is a loooooooooooooooooooooooot of effort because its a long way away from me.
thanks alot for this video. ive followed all the steps and my pc started out at 284ms of latency and it has gone down to about 200ms of latency. i cant seem to get it any lower, my main problem is with micro stuttering across most of my games no matter how high or low the graphics are set to.
according to the latency monitor, the dxgkrnl.sys - DirectX Graphics Kernel has the highest ISR time of 246. is there anyway i can fix this?
No worries! One thing that can cause a higher latency with dxgkrnl.sys is if you’re duplicating monitors such as an Intel integrated GPU and a dedicated one or if you are using multi monitor mode with more GPUs active. I can get to 180us with that configuration on 3 systems. What’s your setup like?
@@Davefinito ahh my setup is complicated lol.
i have an intel nuc i7hvb hades canyon, with an external gpu; zotac 1660ti. its connected by an akitio node using tb3. my screen is an older 720p tv. ive been having general trouble trying to get everything to display on one screen. when it boots up or i go to bios, it displays to monitor 1...forcing me to unplug the hdmi from the graphics card and plug it into the computers hdmi output. but when i log into the desktop it goes to my tv on monitor 2.
on this pc there are 3 graphic devices: intel integrated graphics, vega m gh that comes with the nuc, and the 1660ti which is connected externally. when i disable the first 2 i still get stuttering on almost all games. its really beyond my level of knowledge dealing with computers
Likely it has to do with the multiple GPUs in place plus the Akitio node w/ TB3. If each of the devices are running at diff refresh rates then it could be the multi monitor stutter issue which does get resolved with Windows 10 2004. If running Windows 10 1909 or older you could try setting the refresh rate to the same and see if that resolves.
Alternatively, you can leaving 1 device connected then checking the latency monitor app. You should have a starting point then as you add additional devices, you should see the dxgkrnl.sys (DirectX Graphics Kernel) file increase in utilization and may be able to isolate it there
Thank you so much u are the best
I had trouble with the first command, I think you said it was something to do with the SSD not being recognized as an SSD, however the last two command prompts work, well it make a noticeable difference to troubleshoot too the point that the first few commands work?
Dude i have been trying to fix my problem but nothing helped yet i will try this today the video is amazing btw.
My problem: my mouse only stutters/flashes on my desktop when i open anyhing else for example task manager or notepad its all fine “only on my desktop” my mouse is fuckedup ive done a million things you name it. Do you have any thoughts on what this might be? I would really appreciate the help dude.
This drastically increased my average latency in latency monitor.
BCDEDIT commands can be restored - it's in the description. It's also better to try 1 thing at a time to see what works and what doesn't.
You fixed it. TYSM
great job! helped alot
What exactly does bcdedit /set useplatformtick yes do exactly?
If this is related to
bcdedit /set disabledynamictick yes doesn't useplatformtick do nothing?
What if disabling dynamic tick helps? Does useplatformtick affect this?
I suggest not inputting those three commands if your device is prone on having high disk usage.
Do I need to run Large Page Util everytime I run the game? I have added the games on the application and I am just wondering if I should close it or let it run in the background.
good video buddy!
Thank you!
In my experience, I had to delete those three commands as it made my disk usage higher. Actually when I deleted it, my disk usage became much lower
i folllowed every step in this video and my latency had increased from 64 to 244!!
Hey bro , I haven't tried any of these settings (yet). But I do have a question : Every time I boot up Windows and for example start Windows Update or launching Steam Client, the system freezes for about 0,1 seconds. It's not an issue per say , but I'm very curious how to fix this ? It's like the system is reading from my NVME drive OR using the network and it's congesting, if you know what I mean ? ANY ideas is appreciated because I haven't found anything about this on the internet... Thanks
Event viewer may be shed some light on this. Latency monitor could display the driver causing the issue as well. I’ve encountered this situation with my 9900k system but couldn’t fully identify the cause. A couple reloads later, the issue didn’t surface and in my case is still a mystery to me.
Thanks for the reply, yes it is happening only once after I start the PC. It's like the system waits for something, dunno what it is. It doesn't affect anything so it's nothing I care about too much anymore. But I really want to know what it is though :)
@@mangoeater5624 I have the exact same thing, did you find the cause?
@@TapDancingOnYoFace it's the limitations of the input output system in Windows. ddr5 and faster pci lanes will eradicate this one in time. I hope 😎
@@mangoeater5624 so everyone has it?
i got them after installing AMD driver for RX 570....the lag and it today constant help!
Thank you kind sir! The quick cpu worked for my problem.
Do you know how to fix this?
I have a game i wanna launch, but it directly gets suspended (green leaf) then closes. (Some other programs to).
Sometimes i have to try and open it like 10 times and then it runs.
After closing the game, when i relaunch (or try to), i got the same problem again, it's suspended for 2-5sec and closes.
Turning on/off background apps, does not work at all.
I've seen a lot of ppl complaining about this, i've tryed all of the suggested solutions, but nothing works at all.
I'm 100% sure the game works, and i think that it has to do with UWP (or something like that) and i need to find an option on how to completely remove or turn off the auto app suspend mode.
Thx for your time.
I have a RTX 2080 super, i7 9700k CPU and a 144hz monitor and cod mw 2019 and every other game I play stutters and drops frames every few minutes from 140 fps to 30-40 fps. Still hasn't been fixed :(
Same story. 9600k, 2070 super, Playing 60 fps on any resolution Lara Croft Go First time launching game after reboot every time in 1 chapter 2nd level have got a stutter in the same place, when climbing.. Game on SSD.. In The Crew 2 similar situation.
@@volukrem i deleted the lara croft reboot game cause it was stuttering aswell. Haven't got crew 2 yet but its funny. When i played crysis 3 this morning with ultra graphics on 1440p it was running smoothly. Not sure what is happening
@@volukrem Im gona run rise and shadow of the tomb taider today and see if those two gpu and cpu demanding games also stutter.
@@Incredible_Lad its "Lara Croft Go" named game in Steam, it is even runs great on mobile like Android amd iOS and STUTTERING on RTX.
Ill try to reinstall previous Windows version and tell about results.
@@Incredible_Lad I've made forced Windows update to 2004 version (updatetool, didnt format the system disk), then installed latest Intel Management Interface and Chipset Drivrers for MB from its official site),then made Nvidia default settings. Nothing changed. But the i ran unity engine game (Lara Croft Go) in fullscreen via comandline steam and stutters gone! Try out other games later!
Hey, I have an Alienware 15 R3 that suffers micro stutters a lot in some games where my FPS would be at like 180 and then down to 70 then back up, does this work for it?
One question: Is lock pages in memory setting safe for Windows 10 users?
Edit: I have HDD and 4GB RAM.
I set the command fsutil set disable last access 1 before listening to you saying for people with less then 8gb memory witch I have(8gb) don't enable this command , what is the command for undoing this , you said in the video you would mention it but but never did and need to undo this thnx in advance and hope to hear back as soon as you can
fsutil behavior set disablelastaccess 2 is the default
also the
@@Davefinito thnx for getting back to me so should I set the com and for 8gb ram to default 2 or 1 like the tutorial since I have 8gb of ram
@@stephennuno4773 disablelastaccess has a fractional performance gain with SSDs, if measurable. It's more noticable with HDDs. The choice is yours if you want to make the change. If you don't see a difference, no harm in reverting back.
@@Davefinito thnx for da info and again thnx for replying so fast :)
is disabling HEPT via Device manager and CMD still count?
Unfortunately this didn't help me with my pc's stuttering problems in games despite having strong specs (on paper) for even 1440p high refresh gaming. With a 3700x, 3070 gpu, and 32gb ram, I've been having horrible fps drops in games. Have done extensive testing, and can only come to the conclusion that it's the apparent widespread Ryzen "fTPM" issue. Done all sorts of testing, temps ok, ram ok, drives ok, gpu ok since it did the same stuff even on my old rx 480, updated GPU and chipset drivers, and clean windows installs didn't help either, they shockingly made the issue worse. In May, venders released bios updates, but, others as well as myself noticed less performance on this new bios, and others and myself also still suffer the stuttering, although, admittedly, it's better than it was before the bios update. For the life of me, I couldn't find a way in the older bios to disable TPM like some were apparently able to do, if I could find out how to do that I think things could be ok. But as it stands now this has all been frustrating and depressing beyond words. I've had my share of woes with Ryzens including finicky ram, motherboards dying, and now this fTPM crap that apparently only affects Ryzens. I have two friends in my small circle as I've gotten older who still rock years old i7 8700k setups without any qualms whatsoever, I honestly wish I had just went 8700k over the ryzen 1700 I initially got years ago, I truly regret ryzen in hindsight. Am highly considering an i5 12400 6 core 12 thread to ride out this console gen. I'd wager even a 10th gen i5 6 core 12 thread would last this entire PS5/Xbox Series X|S console gen. I even bought expensive good timing cl16 32gb 3600mhz ram to try and improve fps/a shot in the dark but it didn't help stuff much of any over my old 32gb cl15 3000mhz ram I was already using, I kinda put the whole "3600mhz ram or nothing!!!1" adage that certain elitists tried preaching to me about to bed with that real world testing. Fortnite has weird random stutters/fps drops, Dead by Daylight randomly does, Division 2 does, and I'm very disappointed in either my pc as a whole or the 3070 gpu for 1440p gaming, I kinda had a feeling that a more expensive gpu would be needed for 1440p due to unoptimized crap games needing a ton of oompth to brute force. I'm sorry, but a couple year old game should run at 1440p ultra fine, but Division 2 on dx11 since it crashes a TON on dx12 can't do it. It still crashes on dx11 but not as often. Ubi is kinda known for crap pc ports though. I'm just disappointed in 1440p fps as a whole even with DLSS on, but I think the root cause is this ryzen fTPM crap and I'm ready to just be done with ryzen and go to intel. I sure do miss the days of stone cold reliable set it and forget it Sandy/Ivy bridge. Where get i7=if you stream, and i5 if you're a gamer, and FX for budget builds. I never ended up streaming like I thought I would so the ryzen 1700/3700x's extra threads didn't help me any...encoding can be put on the gpu these days anyway. For some reason, some of the ryzen cult seems to forgive AMD for any problem they have, gobble up new higher MSRP parts up, and froth at the mouth to buy a new cpu model and higher speed ram every single year lol. It's genuinely SO bizarre to a non-biased person that has used Intel and AMD both over the years. One thing that really made me feel like I was in bizarro-land was, when the overpriced price gouged 5000 series came out, people acted like it "obliterated" the 3000 series, and acted like the 3000 series was basically worthless, when, just the year prior, they acted like the 3000 series was god's gift to mankind lol. And you just know the same thing is gonna happen with the 7000 series comes out at an even higher price this fall. I grimaced when I saw how much the 5800x3D cost. I just don't care anymore about obsessing over the latest and greatest nitty gritty specs, I've been around the block, and have a backlog large enough to last a lifetime as-is...I just want games to run smoothly period without all these problems I've had with ryzens over the years. I had a dunce of a sample of a ryzen 1700, it couldn't handle an OC plus fast ram so it was crippled one way or the other... e.g.- meh stock speeds and 2933 ram, or an OC and refusing to boot with anything over 2133 ram which crippled it. All these ryzen problems are genuinely ruining my love for pc gaming and pc's as a whole, I'm extremely close to saying screw it and just go to console, and plop down on my couch with a Series X in front of my 4k 120hz tv and not worry about this crap anymore. Sorry for the vent, this has been genuinely nerve wracking. Thanks for the video.
Thanks for posting this, regardless of whether or not it accomplishes anything.
For all the billion$ that Microsoft makes, I seriously wonder why in hell they can't just make an operating system that fucking works decently.
Windows 10 is supposed to be the "ultimate" Windows, and it still doesn't work for fucking shit.
My friend, they keep making money off it so why would they fix it?
@@dallie8206 Good point :) hehehe
DUDE! Destiny 2 from 40fps on a gtx1080 to 130!!! U saved me!!! TY so fucking much man! hella subed
Wow. Thank you.
Should I change to 1 for NTFS if I'm running an HDD. Cause its showing 0 despite me having HDD.
If your drive doesn’t support TRIM, it should be set to 0.
@@Davefinito ok. Also gpedit is not installing for me. When I install and reboot, and search for it in run or start, it says no such program exists. Also for some reason, my before and after latency is the same. My max being 530 and my avg around 300 to 400 microsec.