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Use RivaTuner to cap your FPS to the refresh of your monitor and see if the stutter continues. Dropping from 400 + to 200 is going to feel awkward.
If you're getting a newer card and a warranty reset, then I can still the attraction, but a "worthy upgrade",... nope, it is barely an upgrade at all and the loss of half your VRAM is nasty.i have an option to get a 4070ti for an extra £30...would that be a worthy upgrade?
Learn how to undervolt your 3090 and hang onto it. 12GB Vram is just not good enough these days for 'enthusiast' games and gamers (high res, ray tracing et etc).
With an undervolt my 3090 rarely uses more than ~270W these days, even in games like Cyberpunk with path tracing on. Makes a huge difference to temps and noise for no performance loss....
Very unlikely, unless you have a bazillion tabs open while you game.@Tetras could RAM be a factor? I only have 32GB atm and wondering if 64 would help
Sounds more like a game related issue than towards the card. Try a different driver if it's recent.thanks for the reply..
just to clarify, its only PUBG that has had the minor stuttering, the SOTTR benchmark was smooth all the way through..and the only other games i have tried is CS2 and RE2, all no stuttering?
What do you mean only 32gb hahahaha. I got 16gb and all good for everything so far. 32gb is fine. The last few videos on ram i have watched suggest 16gb is still fine so at 32gb you will be good for a long time.@Tetras could RAM be a factor? I only have 32GB atm and wondering if 64 would help aswell as looking at power limits on the 3090?
can you give me some wisdom to how you went about your settings to get the results you do? cheers.
As someone who had never overclocked before I got this nuclear power station of a used evga 3090 ftw3, I found this video most helpful. But don't do exactly as he does by just dragging one point. You want to shift-click the point, and drag the whole curve. Then flatten it out. I hope this helps. FFXIV is my game, and I've gone from well over 80 degrees and over 400 watts, to 60-62 degrees and averaging 190ish watts. 3440x1440. I also cap the frame rate at 100fps. I found mine to be stable for ffxiv at 775mv 1650mhz. I tried to underclock it as much as I could too. I spend hours in this game, so I want efficiency. I run a slightly higher clock of 850mv at 1850mhz iirc for AAA games. I just leave my monitor at 100hz and cap each game at 100fps. I dont compete or need super high framerates. The 3090 is a monster, and it needs taming xDcan you give me some wisdom to how you went about your settings to get the results you do? cheers.