Had another idea. This was actually a fix for an older game I played that suffered from micro stutters.
Once the game is live, go into task manager and then the details tab. Find the exe then right click > set affinity.
Untick CPU 0:
Click OK then try the game (reminder this will reset itself each time you open the game/exe).
My theory is that maybe the microstutter is bad because if the game is allocating most resources to core 0, it could be sharing process time with Windows. If you force the game not to be on CPU 0, then Windows can have CPU 0 to itself and the CPU will allocate resources to other cores that aren't doing much.
Once the game is live, go into task manager and then the details tab. Find the exe then right click > set affinity.
Untick CPU 0:
![sHpzuOK.png](https://i.imgur.com/sHpzuOK.png)
Click OK then try the game (reminder this will reset itself each time you open the game/exe).
My theory is that maybe the microstutter is bad because if the game is allocating most resources to core 0, it could be sharing process time with Windows. If you force the game not to be on CPU 0, then Windows can have CPU 0 to itself and the CPU will allocate resources to other cores that aren't doing much.