WoodenPints said:
vivster said:
That's actually not a terrible idea. To have one system exclusively for gaming and another for everything else. It seems like a fun project. Then I just have to tunnel the sound from the gaming system to the other one and bingo.
To answer your questions:
I got an i7 6850k and a GTX1080. CPU is not overclocked and I don't intend to do so.
All I know is that I had issues since I have this system and they seem to have worsened since the last Windows patch.
It is noticeable with other games as well. Depending how demanding they are more or less, but they get choppy if I start running other stuff in the background, especially streams/videos.
Haven't tried on Linux and don't really want to. Even if it worked better it defeats the purpose and comfort.
But damn, now I'm hyped to build myself a cute little internet and video machine.
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Are you on Windows 10? I had some problems with frame rates across pretty much everything after a windows update mid last year and it was to do with the Game DVR in windows settings, Once I disabled that games ran so much better.
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Yeah I did that already. The issue is not really performance or framerate in general. It's not like the framerate is lower than it should be. It's about random stutter that seems to be caused by the CPU being interrupted.
