- #Windows 10 desktop frame drivers#
- #Windows 10 desktop frame update#
- #Windows 10 desktop frame driver#
When you're playing a game, especially demanding modern titles, it's a good idea to close other processes that you don't need.
#Windows 10 desktop frame update#
In addition to letting you know when a new update is available, they give you access to more tweaks and features.
#Windows 10 desktop frame driver#
You can download these on the driver pages above, which we recommend doing.
#Windows 10 desktop frame drivers#
Instead of downloading drivers manually, Nvidia and AMD both offer software utilities that make downloading the latest drivers easy. If you play on integrated graphics, run Intel's driver update tool (though remember that using integrated graphics will severely limit gaming performance). To update your graphics driver, visit Nvidia's driver page or AMD's driver page, depending on what graphics card you have. While the chipset driver is an important one, keeping your graphics driver updated is vital for reliable FPS in games. Running out-of-date drivers, especially your video drivers, can hamper gaming performance.įollow our guide to finding and replacing outdated drivers to make sure everything on your system is current. Average PC users don't usually need to worry about updating them, but it's a different story for gamers. Let me know if any of that works, and we'll see what else we could try if it doesn't.Drivers are special pieces of software that handle the interface between your computer and connected hardware. It's not an official video from us though, just someone's personal video on YouTube.
Someone in the community made a video for that same Link stuttering fix that was in the thread I mentioned, and might also be useful to you. Other than moving your head, does moving your hands cause stutters/frame drops too? I'd give those a shot too, if you haven't already. People have also had success changing their audio output, as weird as that sounds (pun not intended). Since you're using NVIDIA, try disabling Gsync and NVIDIA overlay. I'm not sure if you've already tried that or not, but it could be worth looking into. There was a post awhile back about Link/Air Link stutters that has a solution marked already. Is this happening in our app, SteamVR, or both? It seems like you've really been digging for something to work. I have a amd 5800x with a 3080 gpu 32gb ram 3600mhz on a msi tomahawk x570 mainboard custom watercooled. Is my quest 2 broken or do other people have the same issue. I cannot get this to stop after putting now over 3 weeks of effort in it. If i just look straight ahead its considerably less. als if i set it to auto or 45 locked aws disable and completly off also i have this in every game and i dont know what to do any more if i set refresh rate at 90 and lock at 45 with aws i drop from 45 to 42, i see a correlation when that happens in frametime spike and app motion to photon latency. lets say i play at 72 hertz, lock it with asw on 36fps i get as soon as i move my head a 3ish fps drops and it causes stutters. New Nvidia drivers older nvidia driversĬan get games more or less "100%" smooth but i keep getting in asw on even with +60% headroom or -100% drops in my fps Updated my bios no software monitoring or with.ĭifferent usb cable for link or airlink or Virtual desktop.
Windows 11 or windows 10 tried both the last days. No matter what i do with my quest max setting or minimal or default settings.
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