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Check here or on any other forum like on the Geforce forum.
Find a new post about people complaining about stutters?
I guarantee you, the person who is posting about stutter problems has 8GB of system memory. EACH.AND.EVERY.TIME.
What we see here is that people play games at settings where they max out their video memory (in case of GTX 970 3.2Gb-3.5GB) and the system starts to swap out and creates a 8GB pagefile. (This is known that it happens). What happens next when the system needs to access whatever data on this pagefile while you game...well it doesn't need rocket science.
It happens NOT with 16GB of system memory.
Do me a favor and check GForce forums or any other forums and check the specs of whoever has stutter problems. It's so obvious!
Get another 8GB of system memory and I guarantee you your stutters are gone.
And/Or for god's sake, use reasonable settings depending on how much video memory your card has.
Find a new post about people complaining about stutters?
I guarantee you, the person who is posting about stutter problems has 8GB of system memory. EACH.AND.EVERY.TIME.
What we see here is that people play games at settings where they max out their video memory (in case of GTX 970 3.2Gb-3.5GB) and the system starts to swap out and creates a 8GB pagefile. (This is known that it happens). What happens next when the system needs to access whatever data on this pagefile while you game...well it doesn't need rocket science.
It happens NOT with 16GB of system memory.
Do me a favor and check GForce forums or any other forums and check the specs of whoever has stutter problems. It's so obvious!
Get another 8GB of system memory and I guarantee you your stutters are gone.
And/Or for god's sake, use reasonable settings depending on how much video memory your card has.