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I asked a friend to test out the same apps.

Looks like I was barking up the nonexistent tree all along. Remove intel drivers and nvidia drivers, use DDU in safe mode to uninstall and wipe both, reinstall Nvidia drivers, no need to have intel drivers alongside nvidia drivers, which will more than likely cause issues like the one you explained, best of luck. I wanted to make sure before trying it because I know Intel and Nvidia driver conflicts are possible causing new problems while gaming.ĮDIT: I am on the 10900K with Asus Strix Z490-I and Asus strix OC 1080Ti.

SO, I thought about whether using the iGPU drivers might fix such an issue. So, I was thinking that maybe some applications use the CPU only to render which causes stuttering when there is too much info to draw. These application include Chrome, MS office, Spotify and even Desktop Window Manager.Ĥ. Noticed that applications that use "GPU 0 - 3D" under GPU engine in Task Manager do not have this stuttering issue. Tried changing polling rate of the mice.ģ. But for the tests above, I am using it in wired mode. It used to produce stutters when the wireless USB dongle didn't have line of sight to the mouse.

This is like FPS drops in games except it is happening on the desktop when moving windows.ġ. To describe the problem clearly, when I click on the application window and move it from left to right, these applications freeze for a split second and then jump to the updated position. The Problem: When I move the windows of some applications such as MSI afterburner and Argus monitor, they clearly stutter as they move. The reason I am asking this is as follows.