Weird CPU and GPU stuttering when moving cursor in games

My CPU is a Ryzen 5 3600 and while I understand that the 2060 is not a high end GPU, when I was using the 580 starfield at least used the GPU. It maxed it out and had some stuttering issues, but it was at least being used. Now with the 2060, games that had previously used my GPU are no longer doing so. In task manager under GPU Engine, it keeps saying GPU 0 - Copy instead of GPU 0 - 3D for the games I mentioned above and the CPU is being used instead.

Yes myself and a friend of mine also have the same issues.

Audio stuttering also occurs when moving mouse cursor in menus and causes FPS Drops it seems.

I was having exactly this issue. As soon as you select 'settings' and the audio menu is highlighted, the xbox begins to stutter and is extremely unresponsive. If you move the cursor to the next item (which is display I believe), the stuttering disappears.

In order to correct this issue.

1) Highlight the 'audio' option (xbox goes into stutter mode)

2) hold down 'A' until audio item is selected and subitems become available (on the menu in the centre of the screen).

3) Move cursor down to 'shuffle' (bottom option) and change to sequential.

4) Problem fixed.

You will notice as soon as you put this item back to shuffle the problem reappears.

Happy gaming !

There are many factors related to game stuttering. One of them is your hardware condition. Overheating machines, underpowered GPU, inadequate RAM, and CPU bottleneck are all likely to cause stuttering during gaming. In this case, you need to update your hardware device.

Apart from that, system settings and software settings affect your gaming experience as well

Its a process of elimination, i would google some fixes for pc stuttering on youtube.

Wish you all the best
Zahir

Hi,

You experience this slower performance when playing a game or just having the Xbox app running?

Note that when playing games, Higher CPU utilisation is normal. The CPU doesn't just handle the game logic, it also draws the scene and sends the created frames to the GPU to be rendered. The CPU is used just as much in games as the GPU.