1 Reply by Paradox949

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I'm not certain, all I know is that the option to disable GSYNC for MPC-HC is greyed out as the application does not support it. It tries to use the global setting anyway though, this seems to cause the stutter.

The option to disable windowed GSYNC was already on for me. I only play games in Fullscreen anyway as the lag is noticeable to me when in windowed mode.

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2 Reply by Paradox949

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I'll give it go. What I found is that changing the resolution and/or refresh rate on my main monitor did nothing.

I did however think of something that may have been causing the problems from the start. GSYNC. Yup, it was the culprit, disable that and even my 14GB Avengers Age Of Ultron file is without stutter. The SVP Index is still sitting at 1.20+ but it's stable and that is key.

I'd suggest making a sticky thread of some sort to advise people with GSYNC monitors to try disabling GSYNC before doing anything else.

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3 Reply by Paradox949

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The update back then would not apply, it was for one of the plug-ins and would say that 'there was no update' after clicking 'update'.

As my CPU has 16 threads I set it to 23 to begin with.

I tried using both native and copy-back, neither removed the stutter.

In MadVR the "use direct3d 11 for presentation" is already enabled. When I wasn't using MadVR the SVP index was consistently too low. Using it it's consistently too high. With The D3D Fullscreen enabled (with no MadVR as the options are greyed out) the stutter is still present.

Disabling GPU acceleration and just using the CPU didn't work either, same issue as with it on.

First image is with CPU only, SVP Index jumps to 1.30 sometimes. Second image is with GPU acceleration, SVP Index also jumps to 1.40 sometimes.

My display is 1440p. Seems to be a 1440p issue then? As I saw others with 1440p monitors with stutter. Does not occur on either of my secondary 1080p@60Hz monitors.

Stutter seems only to occur on 1080p files, anything lower does not. My lowest size 1080p file is at 32.5MB. Elaborating on the stutter occurrences, occurs when the SVP Index fluctuates, rather than remaining too high. During a 1080p Trackmania video (255MB), it remained somewhat constant at 1.19. Was very smooth throughout, but putting the 32.5MB STRIKE 7 Keyboard video on, stuttered to hell and the Index was fluctuating all over the place, but never below 1.00.

Thanks for the suggestions, made me double check at least, I await more suggestions. I like the 144Hz interpolation on my 1440p, but the 60Hz on my 1080p will have to do for now until I can find a solution for this.

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4 Topic by Paradox949

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Have tried the suggestions from http://www.svp-team.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=2900

No one in that thread mentions the SVP Index value though. SVP Index at 1.10+ most of the time. The only time it is a consistent 1.00 is at 'Movie x2', but stutter still occurs, very heavily this time.

To clarify PC specs:
5960X
64GB RAM
2x 980Ti

I have tried to use both the CPU and GPU in multiple configurations. Any extra suggestions would be very appreciated.

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