The way you have your ram installed will cause the ram to run in single channel mode. You need to adjust your ram to X O X O to make the system run in dual channel mode. 1800 or higher on the gpu is perfect. Does your gpu bus interface read as PCI-E 3.0x16@x16 3.0 when running the render test inside gpu-z?

did more testing
Stutters started happening in the spawn island too.
The games is smooth as hell,then stutter from nowhere comes in.
 

Sajin
The way you have your ram installed will cause the ram to run in single channel mode. You need to adjust your ram to X O X O to make the system run in dual channel mode. 1800 or higher on the gpu is perfect. Does your gpu bus interface read as PCI-E 3.0x16@x16 3.0 when running the render test inside gpu-z?

It's almost like he doesn't listen.

Have you changed your RAM configuration as instructed? Maybe you did but forgot to confirm.

ty_ger07
Have you changed your RAM configuration as instructed? Maybe you did but forgot to confirm.

Also,my 2 other messages,after my bus interface was did before i did change my ram,except the second one,i forgot to say that.

Sorry to hear you're still having issues even after adjusting your ram config. Do you have another hdd/ssd that you can load the game off of to see it that might help with the stuttering issues you're having?

Which sound driver did you disable? So the stuttering was coming from the sound driver?

Lowering the settings did help, but only if the op ran the game at the very lowest settings possible. Anything higher than lowest would cause the issues to come back.

Lowering didn't fixed the problem,but it's the realtek driver...what now?

I tried on 2133 mhz,no difference.

I know quite a bit about fortnite settings. I have an asus viii hero and when I used the latest realtek sound drivers it caused huge performance issues in all games not just Fortnite. Using an older driver fixed the issue. Now I use a sennheiser 1200gsx. One thing I have noticed is huge issues with Fortnite and windows 18xx. One example that comes to mind is using G-Sync in windowed full screen causing a crash on 18xx but not 1709. Also I noticed a lot of stuttering on 18xx that is non existent on 1709. The only way ive been able to prevent these issues is a reformat when windows forces 18 on me. Also you should be atleast turning everything on high settings with shadows off and view distance epic.

Masterofpics0
Older version didn't fixed it...

Another option is like say a cloud ii headset with a usb sound card and you can disable your onboard

Masterofpics0
Older version didn't fixed it...

The multiple places over several weeks you're getting the same answers are all telling you the same thing. Reduce your graphical settings. Your system cannot run at Epic settings at 1080p and maintain a smooth frame rate. The end.

Masterofpics0
Older version didn't fixed it...

Time to get a dedicated sound card, or you can even do what GloR1ouS_ said in post #53.

HeavyHemi

Sajin

HeavyHemi

Masterofpics0
Older version didn't fixed it...

The multiple places over several weeks you're getting the same answers are all telling you the same thing. Reduce your graphical settings. Your system cannot run at Epic settings at 1080p and maintain a smooth frame rate. The end.

Not the end. His pc specs exceed the recommended system requirements for fortnite, so he should be able to run epic settings without issues.

His PC is not capable of running @1080p over 60 FPS at all times at the settings he wants to use. That is an issue and will cause issues with stuttering.  You can certainly argue that he can run a smooth 60 FPS at all times, but that would go against facts a dozen other folks have tried to explain to the same person on the same issue. Good luck in finding that magic setting.

The op has already stated that disabling his onboard realtek sound drivers made all his issues go away, so clearly he isn't having issues running the game at epic settings anymore with his onboard realtek sounds drivers disabled.