TheDeadSpace Posted December 20, 2015 Share Posted December 20, 2015 (edited) FROM WHAT I'VE NARROWED DOWN IT'S A 60HZ PROBLEM DISABLEING VSYNC FIXES THE STUTTER, BUT THEN THERE'S LOADS OF FLYING OBJECTS AND OTHER STUFF! First of I will rule out some options so don't post crap with out reading my thread post.. 1) All drivers up-to date2) Windows 73) 2x 290x cards ( switched from crossfire - to single card ) still same problem4) No mods5) Uninstalled / Reinstalled game 2-3 times ( restarted pc before playing )6) Even tried game with out any of the DLC's7) No I wont use TSEV or what ever it's called ^ Above is why... no Dlc's no mods no nothing8# Yes this game used to be great on my pc I stopped playing it about a year ago or so but recently reinstalled it..9) no i wont defrag my SSD! so don't bother asking... 10) ---- I JUST TRIED THE GAME IN WINDOW MODE "NON FULL SCREEN" AT 1920x1080 and i don't notice the stutters.... but i have a 2560x1440 so yes that out of order ( More on the problem I'm having!!!! )When looking at random stuff "like furniture" tables and cupboards the movement will stutter and I get small stutters as If I'm going up & down stairs or something like that or if I'm walking along a really weird bumpy fudging road, it's not a massive stutter or big but it's small and little that you notice It mainly only happens when directly near (looking at) the furniture that's causing the stutter.Any help would be greatful thanks( yes i've tried the unoffical patch)( NO I WILL NOT UNINSTALL MY OPERATING SYSTEM)( EVERY OTHER GAME I HAVE 200+ INSTALLED ON MY PC WORKS 100% FINE ) crysis, warhammer, borderlands way way more, redfaction, payday , arma and more..---- Posted in the general to, I don't know where exactly to post this - Edited December 21, 2015 by TheDeadSpace Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TheDeadSpace Posted December 20, 2015 Author Share Posted December 20, 2015 (edited) I don't want to run skyrim in windows/borderless mode..... if I used to be able to play to fullscreen at 2560x1440... Edited December 21, 2015 by TheDeadSpace Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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jones177 Posted December 21, 2015 Share Posted December 21, 2015 Try a ENB or ENBoost to control frame rate. Locking frame rate at 60 my do the trick. I use the Gforce drivers for vsync. It seems to work better than the one in the Skyrim ini & ENB. The AMD drivers should have this feature as well. Only use one or you may get more stutter. My GTX 980 tc will stutter if I don't use AmbientOcclusion & occlusion culling. The Skyrim inis I used for my GTX 980 & 970 caused stutter in the 980 ti. The 980 & 970 had stutter issues & my old GTX 680/670 had none. My old 680/670 cards could out perform the 900s in direct X 9 tests. That may have something to do with why I did not have stutter with them. I do Know that my modern video card needs the features that are in ENB to run this game smoothly.I play Skyrim at 1440 using ENB with a 59fps average. I can play vanilla at 4k but the game is not as smooth. Good luck with your game. Later Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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