i5 2500k

[Grey!matter]

Just got my new computer up and running this week and everything seems to be fine except for a small issue. While playing Wow on mostly ultra settings my fps never drops below 60 even while frapsing, however, I have noticed what appears to be small stuttering a lot of the times. What would be causing this? I have everything at stock settings currently(i5 2500k, gtx 460 1gb) with my temps at(never exceeding under load) 30-44 and 50 respectively. I frapsed this in game. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yZubY9ACkHg thanks

 

[kevykay]

Hmm.. I haven't noticed that on my 2500k. I did a fresh install of Windows 7 SP1. Did you reformat or reuse your existing windows installation?

 

[Dribble]

Only on ultra? gpu running out of memory and swapping textures?

 

[Grey!matter]

Doesnt matter what settings I have. My friend and I found that if I went from Fullscreen-> wide screen(windowed) and it fixes it, however when I reset my computer I have the issue again when I load up

 

[Athadeus]

Do you mean that it is occurring again in full screen, or that it also occurs in windowed after reload? Do you have WoW on an SSD or HDD?

 

[ValkyrAssassin]

By "frapsing" do you mean just using it as an fps counter, or are you making vids? If the latter, of course you'll get micro-stutter, as the hard disk will be overloaded.

 

[betasub]

^ "micro-stutter" usually refers to uneven AFR in multi-card systems. OP's stutter appears to be some sort of caching or buffering issue.

 

[Dadofamunky]

Sounds more like a video card forum issue. I don't think the 2500K has anything to do with it. Try OCing that muvva!

 

[Dean]

That is actually a game problem and not a system problem on your end. Check the WOW forums as there is a line you need to add to an INI file or something along those lines. My son had the same problem with his game till he got the fix.

 

[BoozeCompany]

maybe your internet connection is the problem