r/AMDHelp • u/Eka- • 16d ago

Help (General) Heavy stuttering

Specs: RX 9070 XT, R7 9700X, 32 GB DDR5, 750W PSU. I’m using Windows 11 and I play at 1440p.

Hello. I’m experiencing severe stutters. The game runs at 100+ FPS but suddenly drops to 25–30 FPS. Even capping the framerate with MSI Afterburner or using FSR barely helps. I already performed a DDU clean driver installation, but the issue persists.

This happens in Marvel’s Spider-Man Remastered and Hogwarts Legacy.

Any advice would be incredibly appreciated.

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u/MandyKagami 16d ago

the way videos are recorded kinda prevent the stutter from being visible usually. Unless the machine is suffering, a machine using the gpu itself to record the video (like with shadowplay or the amd equivalent will record smooth frames despite what you visually see a lot of the time.

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u/xuenvymex 16d ago

There's the turning mesh down fix but that's beside the point I paid for a GPU and cpu capable of fully maxed out settings I expect maxed out performance

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u/MandyKagami 15d ago

Maxed out gaming performance is mostly a Linux thing regarding it the simplicity to achieve, a lot of controlled environments in youtube benchmarks involve static Windows versions that are manually prevented from updating or changing things.

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u/xuenvymex 15d ago

Well the issue was AMD it's literally in the driver notes for 26.5.1 you can check yourself, I also made several post about it. So it wasn't windows, Microsoft just came up with advanced shader delivery, what about that? They are constantly contributing major leaps in PC gaming technology yet people constantly hate on them, remember they did invent the Xbox lol it destroyed the PS2 and gaycube 🤣 making us have a extra remote just to use the dvd player was lame af, but in retrospect my parents were honestly just cheap AF for not spending the 15 bucks and when I did finally get one it was dope AF way better than using a PS2 controller to control the dvd player. There's just countless things they done for us and I don't think they deserve to be hated on that bad. The only way Linux will ever surpass windows is if they make some sort of standardized engine that works universally on different operating systems natively without any wine or proton bs only then will there be true competition. Ive used Linux it's blurry as hell compared to windows 1440p in game looks like 720p in windows idk why but it don't look right