GTX 1060 stuttering / lag spikes in every game

Maybe it's something as simple as this. :)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ShAVeFjPzZE

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Originally Posted by Nate152

Maybe it's something as simple as this. :)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ShAVeFjPzZE

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Tried that and doesn't fix anything at all

VCCSA 0.9
VCCIO 1.0

are those voltages low by default?

If you're pc is stable with the ram then the voltages are not too low.

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Originally Posted by Nate152

If you're pc is stable with the ram then the voltages are not too low.

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DRAM voltage was 1.5 on auto, aren't VCCIO and VCCSA cpu voltages?

Hmmm,

I will suggest setting your ram manually with the rated specs then if you have problems, raise the CPU System Agent voltage and CPU VCCIO voltage a little.

Dram voltage at 1.50v is the absolute max, you shouldn't have to run it there.

The CPU System Agent and CPU VCCIO voltages feed the cpu's Integrated Memory Controller to help stabilize high speed/capacity ram.

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I will suggest setting your ram manually with the rated specs then if you have problems, raise the CPU System Agent voltage and CPU VCCIO voltage a little.

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How much? I'm too afraid doing a mess

OK, try this:

1) Set the AI overclock Tuner to Manual
2) Set the Dram Frequency to 3200MHz
3) Set the Dram voltage to 1.35v
$) Go to Dram Timing Control - Enter the primary timings at the top

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Command Rate 2T or 2N.

F10 and Enter.

If it doesn't want to go then raise:

CPU System Agent voltage 1.15v - 1.20v
CPU VCCIO voltage 1.15v - 1.20v

How does it go ?

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Originally Posted by Nate152

OK, try this:

1) Set the AI overclock Tuner to Manual
2) Set the Dram Frequency to 3200MHz
3) Set the Dram voltage to 1.35v
$) Go to Dram Timing Control - Enter the primary timings at the top

16
16
36
Command Rate 2T or 2N.

F10 and Enter.

If it doesn't want to go then raise:

CPU System Agent voltage 1.15v - 1.20v
CPU VCCIO voltage 1.15v - 1.20v

How does it go ?

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Same :(

Last thing I would try is a basic oc, any suggestion?

Well, you shouldn't have to overclock your cpu to stop the pausing.

Maybe give this a try.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=akByLjM86u8

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Originally Posted by Nate152

Well, you shouldn't have to overclock your cpu to stop the pausing.

Maybe give this a try.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=akByLjM86u8

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That video is referring to the pausing cursor issue of the menu, which I don't have, I also tried playing with dx 10 and dx 10.1.