I think it could be choppy since that's pushing the 1080 pretty hard. In short this is about the same or more load than a single UHD 4K at 60Hz.
The thing is about looking around with a mouse this really stresses the memory transfer rate from RAM to video cards.
So two ideas.
1. DO NOT INCREASE MOUSE POLLING RATES. DO NOT INSTALL A MOUSE DRIVER.
2. Let's see a Web Speccy link so I can check a few things. How is at:
https://www.piriform.com/docs/speccy/using-speccy/publishing-a-speccy-profile-to-the-web
3. You write about latest drivers. So tell me how you know. I can't check this in the speccy report. I will check for latest BIOS and if the RAM is in dual channel mode which is required for this to work best.
high fps, games stutter and look like they are running at 15 fps when in fact they are running at 200+fps, capping fps does not help neither does vsync. G sync helps in some games but not all (fps capped 3 below refresh rate) I am at the point of giving up and getting rid of my system. If someone can please help me i would appreciate it very very much. If i use WASD on the keyboard all seems smooth, But if i use the mouse to look around at all it looks terrible and unplayable.
Things i have tried: New mouse, New keyboard, New monitor.
As stated in the subject, This is the second build that has this same issue. The specs for my current build are as follows:
I7 8700k (No oc)
MSI GTX 1080 ti Gaming x trio
16gb (2x8gb) Gskill trident Z RGB
MSI Gaming pro carbon AC
Corsair h100i v2
750w EVGA G3 80+gold
500 gb Samsung 850 EVO
Acer xb241H 144hz gsync
Asus VG248QE 144hz
All of my drivers are up to date, as well as bios.
I have tried disabling fullscreen optimizations in windows.
I have tried windows 8.1 with same results.
Please some one help me ![]()

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