But as I said above the problem only occurs on Windows while a Linux install has no symptoms so I don't think it's a hardware issue. This only started happening maybe a month ago, and I can't remember changing anything other than automatic OS/driver updates and physically moving the computer (carefully). Tried overclocking, tried underclocking, same issue. I even tried wiping my entire system and installing fresh Windows 10, and installing only FurMark and MSI Afterburner and same issue.Ĭurrently not overclocked at all. I've tried reinstalling Windows completely as well as rolling back nVidia drivers to old versions, really old versions, the second-newest version, the newest version, etc. Without changing anything running the same benchmark on Windows (same drive) has microstuttering.

Other than that, excellent performance on high settings, great FPS, but with stuttering.īUT IT ONLY HAPPENS ON WINDOWS! Dual-booting with Ubuntu, running FurMark in Ubuntu reveals perfect performance with no stuttering. Every few seconds there are stutters that last maybe 0.3-0.5 seconds where the entire system freezes and drops frames, as well as the audio playing a loop of the last few samples that sounds like buzzing. Microstuttering in games or graphics-intensive tasks (even like watching YouTube videos).

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