First thing is first, my pc build has a 4070 super, Ryzen 7 7700x, AOI cooler, 32 gb ram from G.skill and asrock B650m motherboard. Ever since I built my pc (about a month ago) I have been having issues with fps stuttering. This happens in every single game I play, specially Eldin Ring and Warzone. When I first turn my pc on this issue is not present, but with time it starts to become more notorious(about an hour into gameplay). At first I thought it was the cpu temperature since it was normally into the 80s. I managed to lower the temp through bios and optimizing all cores on the AMD master app (its about 70 on idle and 80-85 in gameplay), but even after this the problem persists. I factory restored my pc and redownloaded windows 10, but even after this problem persists. Recently I decided to check the windows logs and discovered a recurring warning saying that I ran out of memory. The source for this waring is NVIDIA OpenGL driver. Can this be what is causing the FPS stuttering, and if so, how can I fix this? I will attach a photo of the waring I get. If someone can help me figure this out or point me in the right direction It would be great, specially since this has been a very frustrating experience due to the fact I have no idea how to fix this and what is going on.
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Have you installed all of the necessary drivers for your pc? Specifically the graphics drivers?