Dalinkwent726
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First off let me say that if this is in the wrong section I apologize. I didn't really see an area related to my problem, and since this may end up being hardware related I thought it might belong here.
Okay, so, I downloaded Metro Last Light the other day, I was very excited to play this since I didn't really play 2033 and the game just looked awesome. So I downloaded it from steam and started playing, only to find that I was getting stutters, literally every second non stop. I derped some and didn't install the newest Nvida drivers (320.14) before playing. Even after the drivers were installed I was still getting the severe stuttering. So then I did some research and found out that a patch was going to be implemented soon, and of course even after the patch I STILL had the stuttering. Also I am getting the same problem in Bioshock infinite, but that is maybe 20% of the time, compared to 100% of the time in MLL.
I have tried: changing the RAM, GPU, and CPU, back to its stock clocks and then back to its overclocked settings in different combinations (i.e. OC GPU & SC CPU+RAM, OC RAM & SC GPU+CPU, etc.). I have moved the game from my mechanical hard drive to my SSD. I have uninstalled and reinstalled the drivers and the game itself.
I monitored the temps while playing the game and the CPU, GPU and other components were well within their limits (CPU 58°, GPU 70°) so I don't think that has anything to do with it.
I found out something that stops most of the stuttering, but tanks my frames. If I load the game and set the affinity to one single core, instead of using all four or any combination of the four, most of the the stuttering stops. Using one core I can't change my settings to anything but HIGH or else the stuttering comes back, even if I change them to LOW quality.
If you have any suggestion or questions, don't hesitate to ask, thanks.
Okay, so, I downloaded Metro Last Light the other day, I was very excited to play this since I didn't really play 2033 and the game just looked awesome. So I downloaded it from steam and started playing, only to find that I was getting stutters, literally every second non stop. I derped some and didn't install the newest Nvida drivers (320.14) before playing. Even after the drivers were installed I was still getting the severe stuttering. So then I did some research and found out that a patch was going to be implemented soon, and of course even after the patch I STILL had the stuttering. Also I am getting the same problem in Bioshock infinite, but that is maybe 20% of the time, compared to 100% of the time in MLL.
I have tried: changing the RAM, GPU, and CPU, back to its stock clocks and then back to its overclocked settings in different combinations (i.e. OC GPU & SC CPU+RAM, OC RAM & SC GPU+CPU, etc.). I have moved the game from my mechanical hard drive to my SSD. I have uninstalled and reinstalled the drivers and the game itself.
I monitored the temps while playing the game and the CPU, GPU and other components were well within their limits (CPU 58°, GPU 70°) so I don't think that has anything to do with it.
I found out something that stops most of the stuttering, but tanks my frames. If I load the game and set the affinity to one single core, instead of using all four or any combination of the four, most of the the stuttering stops. Using one core I can't change my settings to anything but HIGH or else the stuttering comes back, even if I change them to LOW quality.
If you have any suggestion or questions, don't hesitate to ask, thanks.
