ever since i upgraded my full system i have been having this small stutter or lag in video. i thought it was only with netflix but it is with everything whether it is amazon prime video youtube netflix now even i noticed this lag in in game cinematics. i have not changed my monitor it is still same. where should i start i have samsung 2233sw
Question weird lag in videos
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Muadib
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Are you overclocking anything? If so, stop and see if you still have the issue.
i have oced only ram but on default spd setting it was still same lag but this is only when i upgraded pc to i9 10900k old cpu was i5 2500k and had no problems . monitor and GPU are still same. i wonder why so much powerful cpu has this problem
Muadib
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I disagree, as you had to change motherboards along with the chip. That would be my first step.
mindless1
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Try power cycling (unplugging from AC wall outlet) the monitor and unplugging/replugging the (HDMI?) monitor cable at both ends.
You might also ran a video player that has diagnostics, showing dropped frames count in realtime and see if the count increments when you see the stutter. Also monitor your CPU utilization % during the stutter.
Is there any chance that you forgot to plug in your video card's power connector so it has downclocked itself?
How old is the monitor? That model has been around for over a decade, so if it has a lot of hours on it, might have the beginning of capacitor rot and get worse. It might be a blessing if it dies... I would've upgraded the monitor before the rest of the system.
You might also ran a video player that has diagnostics, showing dropped frames count in realtime and see if the count increments when you see the stutter. Also monitor your CPU utilization % during the stutter.
Is there any chance that you forgot to plug in your video card's power connector so it has downclocked itself?
How old is the monitor? That model has been around for over a decade, so if it has a lot of hours on it, might have the beginning of capacitor rot and get worse. It might be a blessing if it dies... I would've upgraded the monitor before the rest of the system.
i have replugged hdmi both ends, cpu usage is merely 1% as it is i9 10900k, gpu is 8 pin only 1660ti and secured , netflix shows frame delays not frame dropsTry power cycling (unplugging from AC wall outlet) the monitor and unplugging/replugging the (HDMI?) monitor cable at both ends.
You might also ran a video player that has diagnostics, showing dropped frames count in realtime and see if the count increments when you see the stutter. Also monitor your CPU utilization % during the stutter.
Is there any chance that you forgot to plug in your video card's power connector so it has downclocked itself?
How old is the monitor? That model has been around for over a decade, so if it has a lot of hours on it, might have the beginning of capacitor rot and get worse. It might be a blessing if it dies... I would've upgraded the monitor before the rest of the system.
Muadib
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Have you tried a different HDMI cable? Does the video card have another HDMI port that you can try?
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Anything is possible. Perhaps the cable was marginal, and then you moved it. Maybe you were grounded when you removed the video card. I could go on, but I think you get my point.
Muadib
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That should have been not grounded. Sorry about that. This video explains it.
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It’s possible that you damaged the card if you weren’t grounded. Does the card have another HDMI port that you can try?
If it is damaged why works well in games under full load in batylefield 4 5 and 1 i am chnging now hdmi port lets try
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I can't answer that, because I can't see your pc. I'm just giving you things to check and try.
mindless1
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If ask and discuss, it would take forever to cover every base, and makes people lose interest.
It should be concise, try things methodically and move on to the next thing. There is too much random noise in this topic to wade through, so I should excuse myself.
It should be concise, try things methodically and move on to the next thing. There is too much random noise in this topic to wade through, so I should excuse myself.
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MalVeauX
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Did you have AMD display drivers at any point in time? If so, do a clean driver uninstall and reinstall nVidia drivers. Even if you haven't had AMD, maybe windows 10 update grabbed some janky drivers. If you haven't already, do a clean driver untinstall using DDU (display driver uninstall, search it) and reinstall clean drivers.
Very best,
Very best,
another hdmi port is somewhat better i guess alteast youtube and prime video is smoother than before
i am buying new cable also lets see if this works, another hdmi port has some better performance now
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MalVeauX
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Specifically use DDU to uninstall all video drivers.
www.wagnardsoft.com
Wagnardsoft: Computer PC Software tools. Home of Display Driver Uninstaller (DDU)
Boot into safe mode. Run DDU. Then do a clean install of your drivers.
Very best,
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