The 2060 is a nice card but I would only push it to about 1080p and 60Hz before I think I'd start to see stutter today. BUT there are other factors such as a HDD with high values in 01, 07 (SMART values) and the other areas. A web speccy report would reveal this and the monitor in use.
As to the i9 driver, try the maker's site. Again I won't go looking as the exact board would be in ... the web speccy report.
Let's get that report in here. Here's how:
https://www.piriform.com/docs/speccy/using-speccy/publishing-a-speccy-profile-to-the-web
Symptoms:
Stuttery movement especially when aiming down sights in Insurgency Sandstorm and BF3 making them unplayable. Problem is worse with a zoom optic. Problem is fairly consistent throughout game. Stuttering not present in DayZ game although I am getting a strange kind of grainy snow effect when using night vision goggles which is very off putting. Night time also looks very grainy although these issues may not be related to the stuttering?
i9-900K 3.6 Ghz
Gigabyte Z390 UD motherboard.
RTX 2060 Super
Memory 16GB Dual DDR4
Speed 2800
This is a new pre-built PC and the problem has been there since the very beginning. I haven't contacted the manufacturer yet as I want to learn how to correct the issue before potentially sending it back for checks.
What I've tried to fix it:
Switched mice and tried a wired mouse.
Disconnected wireless dongle for keyboard and wired it in.
Disconnected dongle for headset.
Tried a different monitor which has g-sync enabled.
Tried many different in game graphical settings and framerate smoothing options framerate cap etc.
Checked I'm on native resolution.
Checked task manager for any resource hungry progs running in background.
Updates GPU driver from the Nvidia app.
Closed realtek audio.
Re-installed the games.
Checked I'm in dual ram mode.
Checked GPU and CPU temp and performance with MSI Afterburner, all good and stable. Not sure what to look for with RAM but it appears stable and well within limits.
Able to run games on max graphical settings at high frame rates but stuttering is still consistent.
Windows update is enabled but I read that it's good to manually update certain drivers especially for the chipset but I can't find the right one and don't really know what I'm doing. I created a restore point but couldn't see the driver on the intel site. I downloaded CPU-Z to have a look at my system.
Many years ago I had a gaming PC with a similar problem and it turned out to be some stupid programme causing interference. I suspect something may be corrupted or a faulty part somewhere. Maybe just a driver or something?
Any help greatly appreciated!

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