I know Nemesis talked about frame skipping in a post. Now I am starting to get constant crashing. I was in the options fixing key bindings and then BAM crash notification. I have been sending the crash logs to Reiza each time per their little program thing. But I am curious if anyone has the same problem or if there is a way to troubleshoot by reading the dump logs as they are jumbled for me. There is no real way to replicate it either as it happens at random. I would upload my crash files but they are behind a DMP format and this site does not allow the upload of that extension. Anyone else having some sort of issues? It's probably hardware, yet I am running stock settings on the graphics card and processor. UPDATE: NZXT Cam is showing my GPU being PEGGED when I am running Automobilista 2. Yet I have medium graphics.
Try running System File checker first. Then run Cinebench for at least 10 minutes. Then run Memtest86. If those pass, then it's probably some background app or process taking temporary focus away from game.
Set your PC up with all the normal app you run, except for a game, then check your system here for stability. Web browser "VSYNC synchronization", display Hz, and input lag tester
Yup a bunch of red and Cyan no gray. Is that a monitor or GPU issue? I tried the test with both G-Sync on and off. Both came back as failures.
Manual - How it works The notes may help you determine the problem, especially section 4. This might help also, 12 Ways To Fix Micro Stuttering in Games This also: 7 Ways to Fix Game Stuttering Windows 10 [Updated]
Also Turn OFF the UDP Frequency in system options. Or adjust the data rate up in number, which actually lowers the data rate.
Tried it all. Nothing seems to work. I am not getting "as many" crashes now that I RMA'd my card. But the problem is accross multiple games is now beyond the scope of just AMS 2. I have no clue what is going on. I am gonna try rolling back to Win 10
Back to W10 is probably a good idea. AND look for YT videos about how to De-Bloat Windows, and reduce running programs and app's in the background.