To eliminate camera-moving "Stutter" you need to:

1. enable VSYNC through your NVIDIA control panel.

2. Cap your frame-rate to your monitor's refresh rate. if you have a 60hz monitor then use a 60fps cap using RivaTuner Statistics Server monitoring program (comes bundled with MSI Afterburner).

There, now you will experience 100% SMOOTHNESS as you move the camera around while playing and you will never see another camera "hitch" ever again.

Possible Problem: your monitor Refresh rate is high, say 144hz, and your GPU is not strong enough to allow you to always play the game at 144fps cap...

Solution: You create a new Custom Resolution with a lower refresh rate, like say make a new custom resolution via NVCP (or using Custom Resolution Utility, CRU for short, google it), and give the new resolution a lower refresh rate, like maybe 80Hz.

The point is that you cap your fps to your monitor's Hz AND that your GPU can maintain the game FPS at that level.

Anyway do that and all games will ALWAYS be smooth as butter for you in terms of "camera stutter" or "hitching". NOTE THAT THIS DOES NOT DO ANYTHING ABOUT GAME FREEZES OR SKIPS AND STUTTERS THAT CAN HAPPEN WHEN THE GAME IS STREAMING ASSETS!!! THESE STUTTERS HAVE NOTHING TO DO WITH YOUR MONITOR!!!