micro stutter and big stutter

so i been playing games and beam.ng drive with a ryzen 5 1600 for a bit now and every game i seem to get FPS drops and Stutter the stutter is bad but its hard to see it on video i get stutter all the time when i play micro to big stutter every thing in my case is new a month old im not sure why this is doing this i even asked tech people and EVGA and stuff they have no clue

but i added the chart from the game beam.ng.drive and dose it look normal

also every game i play has this issue

System

• CPU
  Ryzen 5 1600
• Motherboard
  MSI B350 TOMAHAWK
• RAM
  Patriot Viper 4 Series Extreme Performance DDR4 16GB
• GPU
  GTX 1050 TI 4gbs
• Case
  NZXT S340VR-Elite Matte Black/Blue
• Storage
  SSD/HDD
• PSU
  Corsair CX Series 550
• Display(s)
  BenQ GW2270 21.5" 1080p LED Monitor/ SAMSUNG 32" Class FHD (1080P) LED TV
• Cooling
  Ryzen 5 Stock cooler
• Operating System
  Windows 10

 

Check the temperatures. FPS drops might be a sign of thermal throttling.

 

I get the same problem (specs below)
Everytime I try to record stuff or drive around a more "populated" area, my game starts "lagging"
First thing to consider is closing all background programs, maybe set the priority for the Beam.exe to "high"
But it might not at all solve the problem

 

the temps are like 50C for CPU and 40C for GPU
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ya i tryed that no fix it was just the same

 

You check the temperature when you are burning cpu and gpu ?

 

yes when im playing games i check

 

It looks like both of you with issues have graphics cards with pathetically low memory bandwidth for being 4gb cards.
My old 770 4gb has twice the memory bandwidth compared to those cards and the rest of my pc is circa 2010, I have none of these problems.
Also that graph has bumps in system memory usage that correspond with fps dips.
I would also be curious to know if the people reporting stutters/lag like this are using onboard sound rather than a dedicated card and vice versa.

Ideas to consider.

Also fyi, beam already runs higher than normal priority. Part of the reason the UI lags.

 

Sometime, software like wallpaper engine can cause problems. You can also record the the task killer when you have lags and see if the cpu and gpu usage change strangly

you can also try >
Clear the cache
Unistall the game and completly delete the folder from steamapps/common/
Clear all your documents/beamng folder (you will lose all mods and settings !)

Maybe it will fix the problem :c

 

ya i tryed that but its with every game i play

 

oh ok
check if no program is using cpu or gpu when your game shutter ?

 

ya the game is just useing the CPU and GPU other stuff is like 0

 

I don't have any idea sorry :/
Maybe reinstall windows but it's radical way and maybe it will not work

 

ya i did when i got my SSD last month

 

what graphics settings although gpu doesn't seem like the issue being that it is maintaining a low temp, although my GTX 950 runs a higher temp than your 1050Ti
edit:
By the graph it would be the cpu limiting it which I wouldn't understand why since it is a ryzen 1600 and it is faster than my i5 all together and I don't get the stutter

 

Look into disabling the HPET in the bios and windows 10. See if that fixes the stutters, it has for other people.

 

That is surely some app using suddently your cpu since I noticed that I had far but like way way way less stutters when I upgraded my cpu form a pentium g3420 to an i5 4570 while keeping the rest of my old config ( gtx760 2gb an 8gb of ram single channel ) the same... So try to disable any unwanted or useless app at startup (although be careful not to disable any system or vital task ^_^) and close every other thing that runs in background in your "hidden icons" section of the task bar and, if you still have stutters, do the same in the task manager (same here...)

 

i have tryed lowest setting and max and high and normal right now it on normal
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ya i tryed i got a i5 back last year then got this ryzen 5 1600 and it got better i had this issue with the i5 as well

 

To turn off HPET through windows open a command window with administrator privileges, right click command prompt app and hit 'run as administrator'.

To disable HPET type in/run the command;
bcdedit /deletevalue useplatformclock

To enable HPET type in/run the command;
bcdedit /set useplatformclock true

So you can turn it back on if it does not improve anything.

 

ya it dose nothing