Soldato
Gpuz will tell you
What pcie speed it's running at
What pcie speed it's running at
Please Help Me Solve My Long Lasting Stutter Problem
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Soldato
Yeah do this the documentation on your board is less than helpful
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Thanks!
I played 10 minutes of DayZ with GPU-Z open as well like you said.
Here's a screenshot after I finished playing:
Soldato
Thanks!
I played 10 minutes of DayZ with GPU-Z open as well like you said.
Here's a screenshot after I finished playing:
Good solid lines on core and memory clocks, perfcap reason is also very good, any green lines or dips would suggest a power issue but not seeing that in the screenshot
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Try a new CPU and see if that has any effect?
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Hang on just looked zoomed in and can see I dip in clocks, memory and power, perfcap does drop off, in that case there would be a stutter 100%
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What does that suggest then?
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If perfcap ever drops that's normally a power issue, is the 1kw unit new or taken from a older build?
Do you have decent wiring in your home, it can play into factor too.
Do you have decent wiring in your home, it can play into factor too.
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When I say new build I built it in Feb and always had this issue. The PSU was bought new.
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Is the PSU you bought fully atx 3 or higher certified. Could be a bad PSU at this point.
How is the 4090 connected a gen 5 cable or using a splitter with 8pin leads?
How is the 4090 connected a gen 5 cable or using a splitter with 8pin leads?
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It's a fully modular ATX 3 yes mate.
I can't check right now as I'm out but I think it is a gen 5 cable.
I was under the impression 1000w would be more than enough for my build?
Soldato
1000w is enough, but could be after age and use something may have gone wrong with it.
You could dig out the power adaptor and run 8pins to the card to see if it's any different.
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I didn't read the rest of the posts, so I am probably way off, but what I do is use the NVIDIA Max Frame Rate setting to limit the frame rate so that it always attains that minimum. (Well, 99% of the time). Because I find erratic fps more glitchy and horrible than limiting it a little. I do think there is too much emphasis on trying to achieve the highest frame rate and it's not always the best plan.
Maybe rainforest a psu then too. Same applies you can test and return hassle free.
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Which PSU would you recommend me rainforesting?
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be quiet are a sold option, i run a 1500w titanium unit, way overkill but it'll last
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Was just about to suggest
be quiet! Dark Power 13 1000W
Not cheap at around £230
But I guess compared to a 4090 that's not
That expensive
be quiet! Dark Power 13 1000W
Not cheap at around £230
But I guess compared to a 4090 that's not
That expensive
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Yeah I'd get a slightly higher rated PSU even if it's not the issue, another thing to rule out in the process if issues persist.
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Isn't the one I've got though good enough? It seems very well reviewed?be quiet are a sold option, i run a 1500w titanium unit, way overkill but it'll last