New 144hz monitor frametime spike

[pleepo]

I bought a 144hz monitor (lg 27gl650f) but it keeps giving these microstuttering, while on my old 60hz monitor this does not happen.

My specs:
Ryzen 5 5600x
Asus RTX 3060 TI
B450 Aorus M
2x8 3000mhz Corsair
PSU CX 550

I tried:
Disable Vsync
Disable Gsync
Update Bios
Update video drivers
Update chipset
Scan pc for viruses
Switch to win 11
Switch to win 10
Disconnecting the 60hz monitor
cap at 60, 75, 100, 120, 144

Video:
https://youtu.be/mJfouBQprJ0

[RealNC]

I bought a 144hz monitor (lg 27gl650f) but it keeps giving these microstuttering, while on my old 60hz monitor this does not happen.

Do you have both monitors connected? It seems it's a very common issue when using more than one display.

[pleepo]

I bought a 144hz monitor (lg 27gl650f) but it keeps giving these microstuttering, while on my old 60hz monitor this does not happen.

Do you have both monitors connected? It seems it's a very common issue when using more than one display.

Oh yeah sorry, forgot to mention that, I also tested with one of them disconnected

[milojr21]

MSI afterburner was actually the root cause of my frametime spikes in Overwatch2. It took me awhile to figure it out, probably not the case for you but just throwing that out there.

[Tell]

MSI afterburner was actually the root cause of my frametime spikes in Overwatch2. It took me awhile to figure it out, probably not the case for you but just throwing that out there.

You can work around this Overwatch 2 afterburner stutter by adding Overwatch to rivatuner and enabling "custom direct3d support". The afterburner dev recently said he's not interested in troubleshooting this at this time.

https://forums.guru3d.com/threads/msi-a ... st-6059583

Some person from Blizzard decided to bring politics into IT world and gaming, free OW 2 is locked for untermensches located in Belarus and Russla, the only exception are those who played the first Overwatch before. I accept that, that's their game and their rules. But being one of those untermensches, I don't think that I'll ever work to provide compatibility with anything released by that company. Blizzard are dead for me, sorry.

[milojr21]

MSI afterburner was actually the root cause of my frametime spikes in Overwatch2. It took me awhile to figure it out, probably not the case for you but just throwing that out there.

You can work around this Overwatch 2 afterburner stutter by adding Overwatch to rivatuner and enabling "custom direct3d support". The afterburner dev recently said he's not interested in troubleshooting this at this time.

https://forums.guru3d.com/threads/msi-a ... st-6059583

Some person from Blizzard decided to bring politics into IT world and gaming, free OW 2 is locked for untermensches located in Belarus and Russla, the only exception are those who played the first Overwatch before. I accept that, that's their game and their rules. But being one of those untermensches, I don't think that I'll ever work to provide compatibility with anything released by that company. Blizzard are dead for me, sorry.

Thanks for that. Going to try that out when I install Win 11 again