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Chap, I can't help you at all with the problem, but after that video I now want to buy Goat Simulator ......
Stuttering in ALL games ideas?
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Is it because of my connection? This is when CSGO is open/
Which monitoring software is that? I could do with it to help and get over the last hump here.
Yeah it's definitely the reason I went for the 6700k
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Have you tried upping the ram voltage slightly?
my mobo won't let me do that. I'll double check but it's all pretty locked down.
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Nothing quite like the common courtesy of hijacking someone's thread 
OP how are things running for you now
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OP how are things running for you now
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Check if it still happens when you disable speedstep so the processor is always running at stock speed. (i.e. enable the 'High Performance' power plan in Windows)
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Nothing quite like the common courtesy of hijacking someone's thread
OP how are things running for you now
well someone on the same day had the same issue as me and we shared info publicly that may have helped.
Not an intended hi-jack I can assure harry.
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Odd one - in the windows sound settings (properties), do you have it set to the highest you possibly could? Say 24 bit 96000hz or Higher? If so, try it on 24bit 44100 or lower. see if that helps much. I doubt you'll notice much difference in sound quality in games and movies, as it's usually all compressed anyway. Try this before the rest below.
There should be a PCI latency/timing setting somewhere in your BIOS, if set to 64, knock it to 32, or vice versa. I wouldn't set it to anything higher than 64 though (higher = worse, but can improve stability in some cases.)
I'd also check your mainboard manual to see what devices use what pci-lanes and IRQ settings - if your GPU shares lanes with a usb controller for instance, if you have free ports, move any devices from that usb controller and disable it. Same for your sound - either on board or PCI-e.
Also on your board, is there an option to enable DMI 3.0? if so, enable that. give it a whirl.
disable usb power saving for all your usb controllers in windows device manager.
if you have these options on your NIC, disable adaptive inter-frame spaing, raise the send/receive buffers to maximum. Disable interupt moderation also.
Good luck
There should be a PCI latency/timing setting somewhere in your BIOS, if set to 64, knock it to 32, or vice versa. I wouldn't set it to anything higher than 64 though (higher = worse, but can improve stability in some cases.)
I'd also check your mainboard manual to see what devices use what pci-lanes and IRQ settings - if your GPU shares lanes with a usb controller for instance, if you have free ports, move any devices from that usb controller and disable it. Same for your sound - either on board or PCI-e.
Also on your board, is there an option to enable DMI 3.0? if so, enable that. give it a whirl.
disable usb power saving for all your usb controllers in windows device manager.
if you have these options on your NIC, disable adaptive inter-frame spaing, raise the send/receive buffers to maximum. Disable interupt moderation also.
Good luck
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just been on the support page for your board, says it has "LANGuard & GameFirst III" Turn that shizzle off. In nearly every case I have ever tried one of these software network performance enhancer thingies, all it has resulted in is higher pings and poor performance.
If you have it, get rid.
If you have it, get rid.
Thanks to everyone that posted
Mine seems to be working properly now using an older blend of drivers.
I have no idea what caused it. I let windows 10 install most of the motherboard drivers and didn't use any of the ASUS ones.
I'm using some older PAX drivers for windows 10, the latest ones just didn't even want to install.....
Time to get the overclock back running and test that goat one more time.
I cant believe it took me a crappy 3 euro GOAT SIMULATOR to decide my system wasn't feeling right.
Mine seems to be working properly now using an older blend of drivers.
I have no idea what caused it. I let windows 10 install most of the motherboard drivers and didn't use any of the ASUS ones.
I'm using some older PAX drivers for windows 10, the latest ones just didn't even want to install.....
Time to get the overclock back running and test that goat one more time.
I cant believe it took me a crappy 3 euro GOAT SIMULATOR to decide my system wasn't feeling right.
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But can it run Goat Simulator?