I'm running a system that exceeds the recommended specs for most games, but I still experience some stuttering, especially in expansive open-world titles. I'm wondering if enabling Nvidia's automatic tuning is a safe option and if it could actually help improve my gaming performance.
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Contact your computer's brand support! I had a problem with major stuttering in games like Minecraft on lowest settings even though I have 16 GB of Ram and an NVIDIA Geforce RTX 2050 GPU. I tried everything I could think and even used ChatGPT (biggest mistake). As soon as I contacted MSI (my pc's manufacturer) they gave me an easy fix.
If you're looking to tweak your graphics settings, I recommend trying MSI Afterburner. It’s generally more user-friendly for overclocking, though I can't guarantee it'll fix your stuttering. Just keep an eye on your temperatures if you go that route!
Before enabling automatic tuning, consider if your GPU is actually the cause of the stuttering. It might be due to other factors like insufficient RAM, slow storage, or even software bloat. It could be worth checking your system's overall performance first.
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