MerolaC:

Easier to do that here: https://image.prntscr.com/image/GG1E7B8gSfelBqMVvIVZkQ.png

Eastcoasthandle:

Correct, however, I didn't mention that because at times it seems to either not work correct or ignore a number of cache files that's directly linked to the stuttering. Once you manually remove them all in safe mode the stutter goes away. For example: In the DXCache folder you may find 10 cache files. You use Shader Cache Option in Crimson to delete them and only 4 are removed. You go, "Oh well perhaps that's how it works" and play a game. Stutter is still present. You go back to the DXCache folder and try to delete them yourself. However, you get a popup warning advising you they cannot be deleted. You go into safe mode and delete them manually. Reboot, play a game and the stutter is gone.

Wagnard:

Hum.. on my old 7850, opening EDGE or the MAIL app cause huge stutter at the point that the mouse even stop moving a few fraction of a second :/ Anyway I'm only testing stuff for DDU with that card. No issue on my daily usage card : GTX 1080

MerolaC:

If you try to manually delete them, those that arent' deleted are because are in use. For example. NONE are from the games. All background applications, like you see, Discord, Skype, Logitech app, Origin, etc. So, all the ones NOT in use, which are relevant, are indeed deleted.

Megastitious:

Guys i just came across one nasty problem.Never had that before but from the moment i installed this driver, my custom Overdrive profiles for Steam doesn't work.What works is the Global Overdrive but the profile ones just don't.I think AMD broke something here.I'm having a R9 280.Does anyone else have this?I even rolled back 2 drivers and it's still happening.Not the case since yesterday.I had this issue this morning with this driver.The moment i installed it, it all went to sh*t.

Eastcoasthandle:

That's not what I am saying. I know they are in use. The problem is that the stutter I got wasn't fixed until I manually deleted them. There is no reason why old cache from a previous driver build should carry over to a new driver build. Which is why I suggested it that way.

Eastcoasthandle:

Uninstall current driver version. Reboot. Wait about 5 minutes at desktop if you are using win10. At desktop right click with mouse button. Does AMD Radeon Settings come up? If so you have win10 force installing older version and it's messing up your new version of Crimson. If that happens uninstall the newest version 1st. which would be win10's version. Reboot Then uninstall the version you tried to install. Reboot. Then reboot again into safe mode and use DDU in safe mode. It will stop win10 from force installing older version.

Shellar:

How do you know your stutter doesn't go away because of 'proper' reboot and not deleting remaining apps cache? - could you try shutdown /t 0 /r after clearing whatever cache you can instead? I mean, what MerolaC is saying sounds... logical. This safe mode deleting sounds more like an art if not to say... voodoo. 😱

Shellar:

hmm.. less reboots with network / internet disabled?

Eastcoasthandle:

I didn't detail that because it wasn't important. Only the end result fixed it for me Since we all know about Crimson's ability to delete cache and you cannot just delete cache manually on normal bootup. I suggested to delete them in safemode. 😎

then idle at desktop for 5 minutes later he right clicks on desktop and see AMD Radeon Settings he would then know win10 is reinstalling older drivers.

There is also a win10 update that states: March 13, 2018—KB4088776 for build 1709 Fall Creator Update https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4088776 In part: Addresses issue to prevent media and other applications from becoming unresponsive or failing when upgrading graphics drivers. Check to see if you already have KB408876 or not.

JonasBeckman:

And as usual. Crossfire profiles: Quake Champions - Added.

Wagnard:

Hum.. on my old 7850, opening EDGE or the MAIL app cause huge stutter at the point that the mouse even stop moving a few fraction of a second :/ Anyway I'm only testing stuff for DDU with that card. No issue on my daily usage card : GTX 1080

AlleyViper:

Something similar happens with my RX480 and MPC-HC when opening a video, but only occasionally and after the user session has been running for a while.

Wagnard:

Hum.. on my old 7850, opening EDGE or the MAIL app cause huge stutter at the point that the mouse even stop moving a few fraction of a second :/ Anyway I'm only testing stuff for DDU with that card. No issue on my daily usage card : GTX 1080

Jackalito:

Mate, I've got the same issue with my RX 580. Some other people and myself have been suffering the same issue for months now, and although it's been reported through their official forums, AMD is ignoring us big time on this one 🙁

Starks:

It was inevitable, but the 7730M does indeed support Vulkan 1.1. At this point, all I can say is lol. http://vulkan.gpuinfo.org/displayreport.php?id=2851

Eastcoasthandle:

Uninstall current driver version. Reboot. Wait about 5 minutes at desktop if you are using win10. At desktop right click with mouse button. Does AMD Radeon Settings come up? If so you have win10 force installing older version and it's messing up your new version of Crimson. If that happens uninstall the newest version 1st. which would be win10's version. Reboot Then uninstall the version you tried to install. Reboot. Then reboot again into safe mode and use DDU in safe mode. It will stop win10 from force installing older version.

LocoDiceGR:

MPC-HC 1.7.15 & 18.3.3 No problems...and im watching TV Series all the time. http://www.codecguide.com/index.html Try unistall and install the latest package. ^