It's actually significantly better for me now. I still get them but they're FAR rarer than they used to be. Used to be like 4-5 times a day, now it's about 4-5 times per week.

So yeah, it seems...

Unfortunately I'm still getting stutters on my end, even after the update :(

But at least with the old Win7 drivers they're at a more manageable level of annoyingness.

Hm, good to know. Might also be worth disabling all the CPU power saving things in the BIOS as well.

Also, an update on the Windows 7 LAN driver: It's actually significantly reduced the frequency...

Doesn't seem like this really helped in my case, was still getting severe stutters with more or less the same frequency.

One thing I'm currently trying is rolling back my Realtek LAN driver to an...

Interesting results. Yeah, I think we can conclusively say that it's something dumb with Win10 and our particular LAN cards. I'd really rather not have to pick up a redundant LAN card though--not...

I've got a Realtek PCIe GBE Controller (8168).

Unrelated: Just installed the new Win10 1511 update. Doubt there'll be any improvement, but I'll keep an eye out and see if the stuttering persists....

Ouch. Sorry to hear that.


What exactly did you mean by this? Does it simply reduce the frequency of the stutter, or did it get rid of it? (Of course, disabling LAN is far from an ideal solution)...

^Looks like Latencymon isn't actually missing the stuttering. What you have to do is set the recording type to "Kernel Timer Latency". It will then pick up the stuttering, but it still won't catch...

EDIT: Since a lot of people seem to be reading this (probably from google with the same problem), here's the tl;dr:
>So far, no concrete fix.
>Definitely a problem with the LAN card.
>If you have...