1 Reply by h4ze

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Chainik wrote:

> Should I try using madVR then and see if it fixes my problem?

it's worth trying...
install it via SVP's "Additional programs and features" and then switch the video renderer in MPC-HC's Options -> Playback -> Output

It looks like with madVR it works fluently!
Tho it uses about 20% more CPU and 15% more GPU, but that's worth it I'd say.

Thank you for your help!

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2 Reply by h4ze

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Chainik wrote:

> Should I try using madVR then and see if it fixes my problem?

it's worth trying...
install it via SVP's "Additional programs and features" and then switch the video renderer in MPC-HC's Options -> Playback -> Output

I'll test that. Thanks!

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3 Reply by h4ze

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Chainik wrote:

>It is, but it's more like "mandatory" for 120+ hz flawless playback

Well I don't see it under installed programs and I've not installed it afaik.
I could fluently play my 1080p movies at 144 fps with no issues.

Should I try using madVR then and see if it fixes my problem?

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4 Reply by h4ze

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MAG79 wrote:

When watching movies try to remove or disable all unnecessary devices: printers, modems, scanners, etc.
And first of all update sound card drivers. It can be the cause too.

Everything's up to date and I've not had any unnecessary things running.

Blackfyre wrote:

You can easily get 4.6Ghz, or at the very least 4.4Ghz which is the default turbo clock of the 4790K.

Just checked and it is running on 4.4GHz, I was misinformed then.
What is this Free Standby Memory thing? I've never heard of that.

Chainik wrote:

madVR?

I've seen madVR is an additional program isn't it? Actually I have no clue about most of this stuff, I only set this up as tutorials said.
in SVP settings I made a new profile where it sets the refresh rate to the one from the monitor.

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5 Topic by h4ze

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So I'm using SVP for over a year now and it worked perfectly fine until some weeks ago. I bought a new SSD and reinstalled windows.

After setting up SVP with the exact same settings as before I keep getting lag spikes about twice a minute. Those occur in every video but only in the first 5-10 minutes of it, after that it's completely fluent.

I'm using a custom profile with 144 fps locked, with MPC-HC. CPU load is constant at about 30%, GPU load at 25%.

Specs:
i7-4790k @ 4.0 GHz
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080

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