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https://www.techpowerup.com/250415/p...-how-to-fix-it Good luck if you do go down this path. I'd be curious what your results are because as I said, I don't have the stuttering and this is what I did.
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Thanks for your answer SamuriHL.
I looked at your link and I tried to remove DCH driver but it was not in Regedit - so for me the issue is coming from this. I tried also to remove completly the driver and reinstall it. It works 2 days but now it's NOK again (like if Windows has made something in Nvidia's driver Back...). I tried again to desinstall 430 and reinstall it -> NOK So I'm back to 418, the only one which works for me
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Don't feel bad, I've got the stuttering again, too, so, clearly my idea of using the standard driver did not help. Nothing really changed on the box since I put the card in on Monday, and then last night I was doing some testing and played a movie and it's stuttering like crazy. I spent an hour or so on various potential solutions to no avail. I'm not sure what my next step is going to be. We're not alone in this issue, though. There are hundreds of posts about stuttering in games that have the EXACT same symptoms that we have in madvr. nVidia and/or MS needs to step up and fix this damn issue. I suspect Windows as being the culprit.
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If you can find the post about games stuttering, you should post a link here. Many who have stuttering probably want to know that some setting in madVR or the Nvidia Control Panel isn't causing it.
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A quick google of "RTX stuttering" is all you need to find literally dozens of threads like these:
https://forums.geforce.com/default/t...ames-rtx-2080/ https://forums.geforce.com/default/t...oss-all-games/ https://forums.geforce.com/default/t...ll-games-wtf-/ Well, you get the point. There are more topics on that forum and plenty of other forums that also have topics on it. Some drivers appear to be better than others which mirrors what we've found for madvr, as well. In fact, the whole ordeal mirrors what we've found for madvr which isn't surprising. I spent quite a bit of time combing through the threads to find potential fixes but none of them helped me.
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Here's what I can tell you definitively....and the majority of RTX owners are NOT going to like this one damn bit. (Irrelevant side note, I went back to the DCH driver just because but it doesn't make any difference). If you want to completely eliminate the stuttering, it's super simple to do, but, the fix is not awesome. Disable use Direct3D 11 for presentation in the madvr general settings page. That will indeed make the stuttering issue go away. But, ummmm, yeaaaaa.
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Unless you feel you require 10 bit D3D9 is the same quality. DX9 windowed overlay is a reasonable workaround for me for now. No quality is lost v.s. 8 bit D3D11 but overlay does artifact when moved or started/stopped sometimes, at least for me.
Still, Windows 10 and GPU driver interactions have not been great for a while now. Behavior keeps changing and with many bugs and regressions.
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I agree. And yes those that want 10 bit will have to continue screwing around with d3d11. 10 bit causes banding for a lot of us ANYWAY, so, it's a feasible workaround for now. And to be clear for those that might be somewhat confused, this ONLY affects that setting in madvr. You can still use d3d11 decoding in lav.
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Does changing the power saving setting to Max Performance change anything to the amount/frequency of the stuttering?
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I just finished watching a whole movie with D3D11 disabled in madvr settings and it was smooth as butter. Yes, you lose 10 bit. No you won't notice with madvr's excellent dithering. Quality is fantastic. Love being able to crank up a few things with the 2070 that I couldn't with the 1060 and still have lots of room to spare. I was running around 24ms for an HDR movie using madvr test build's tone mapping outputting HDR at 750 target nits.
In any case, if you have an RTX card and don't want to revert to drivers that don't output proper metadata and are suffering from stuttering, turn off d3d11. It works great.
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Ive been saying that Shit for months since I got the 2070. Nice to know Nvidia is looking into it...uh huh. WOW not a peep from them u say??? Funny to see people still complaining about it, come on here every few weeks or so and still no fix, should march Nvidia down the road naked while all the peasants throw stuff at them and Lisa Sue repeats Shame shame shame
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Lol. I can understand them not caring about the htpc community. I don't like it but I get it. However, the fact that it impacts so many gamers and still isn't fixed is truly frightening and leads me to believe it's not on nvidia to fix. I suspect this is a directx issue that ms needs to take care of. Which would explain why we're still seeing it some 9 months later.
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For stuttering issue of RTX cards can you please summarize what exactly to disable and probably enablely in madVR and/or Media Player to avoid stutter and what advantages and disadvantages the user gets when (s)he use that settings.
Also the driver version seems to be relevant, since 418.XX is fine? I add that info in the first post. |
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You can search my posts. But for me set frames presented in advance to 1. Drawback could result in audio out of sync, but usually works for me and get no stutter.
No driver is "fine". I am not sure this is MS DX fault. It is very interesting that a clean install of the driver can get rid of the stutter but eventually comes back! Regardless, Nvidia and MS work together but not sure they are doing anything nor looking into it, at least it feels like theyre not. I wonder if the new Super cards are gonna be contaminated with the issue? Time will tell.
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