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Does anybody on Windows 10 experience microstutters in video playback, both on video players (vlc, etc) but also on browsers? youtube is the only thing that doesn't do this, otherwise I constantly get microstutters like every 5 or so seconds especially on netflix. Games are fine unless I have video playing on my 2nd monitor and then I drop frames drastically.
Absolutely everything is up to date, my internet is more than capable and I've had this problem for about 6 months now. Hardware acceleration makes no difference and different browsers or different video players make no difference. I use two monitors, one being 120hz and the other 60hz. I see a lot of posts about high end cards having this issue with no fix working for myself yet. Am I probably just doomed forever?
specs are
GTX 1080
16gb ram
i7-4690k
It's actually driving me insane.
I had this exact same issue and pretty much an identical setup. Turning off hardware acceleration wherever I could, setting up gsync to only run on fullscreen, running games in borderless windowed, changing out hdmi/display port cables, I even went so far as to completely reformat my system at one point and none of that shit worked.
What I found was my single GTX 1080 was struggling with managing two different refresh rates to two different monitors so as a test, set your 120hz monitor to 60hz to see if the microstutters go away. In my case they did, which left me with 2 options, run both monitors at identical refresh rates or get a second video card and dedicate each card to a monitor. It drove me nuts for the longest time as well.
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