It was genuinely driving me nuts so I did a search on here and couldn't find anything related so though I would do the decent thing and share the information as I know many of us on here are keen gamers and may genuinely not know about this issue. I've also seen the same thing occur with Witcher 3. exe, see the Windows Memory Cache get cleared then I would fire up the game again.
Sure enough, after some time when I started Origins the game stuttered, so I would exit the game, run the. So I knuckled down to do some googling and came across this: I simply could not fix this or figure out why only a clean reboot solved the issue, which of course would come back after the PC had been on a while. Then I might leave the pc for a while, or do other things on it then come back, fire up the game again and it would start showing high frame time spikes and stutter accordingly.
On a clean boot, I would play Assassins Creed Origins and the frame time graph would be completely flat and the game is very smooth as you would expect, no stuttering. Well, after re-installing Windows my system is now super stable yet something has been bothering me this past week. Some of you might know me a bit more recently thanks to all the fun I had changing my PC over from a 3770K system to a 2700x system.
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