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Bit of a long shot, but thought I might as well ask.
For a while I've had this issue with "micro stuttering" in games, only I think it's more than that. sometimes FPS drops into the 40s. When I first started to really notice this I thought it was the higher end game I was trying to play (RDR2), so I went and got a better GPU. I found it was still doing it. I read the game was poorly ported, so I assumed it was possibly just that. I was also forced to limit my power usage, as it was setting off my backup battery. I was also running it on an HDD.
I've been playing HL2 lately, off an SSD. A game that by all means should run on max settings flawlessly even with cheap old junk hardware. Yet it runs about as smooth as sandpaper.
The image included was taken as I left Half Life 2 running. I touched nothing and nothing was moving on screen, it was just a static frame. FPS generally stayed around 56-60, but would drop to 45fps almost regularly.
Some of my hardware is a little on the older side now, but even then a game this old should run fine shouldn't it?
My PC specs i7-4790k @4.00gz, 24gb DDR3 overclocked ram, HX-750i. asrock z97 extreme3, RTX-3080. on Win10 LTSC.
So far I've tried updating graphic drivers (with a clean removal of the old ones), Disabling microsoft's gamebar and game mode, and blocking almost everything that starts with my pc then running the game with nothing in the background. I've also tried disabling v-sync in game and applying it via the nvidya control panel, and vice versa.
I considered getting a monitor with g-sync, but because of those 40fps dips I'm not sure if that would even help.
Or is my rig maybe just too old and janky?
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