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Here are my specs: Ryzen 3 3200g (integrated disabled) 3.8 ghz sinba ddr4 3000 mhz 8gb ram (4x2 dual channel) 500 gb sata ssd gtx 1060 3gb 500 watt power supply gigabyte a320m s2h motherboard So I built this computer back in January and installed a graphics card recently to play games. I...

Here are my specs: ryzen 3 3200g 3.8ghz gigabyte a320m s2h 8gb dual channel (4x2) 3000 mhz ddr4 ram gtx 1060 3gb win 10 pro 64bit I've had these stuttering issues in 2 games that have really been bugging me recently. I played apex legends which ran smooth as butter and also had a very...

CPU: Ryzen 3 3200g Motherboard: Gigabyte a320m s2h Ram: 8gb 3000 mhz dual channel (4x2) SSD: 500 gb GPU: 1060 3gb PSU: 500 watt aresgame OS: Windows 10 pro, newest update All parts have newest drivers installed

So I used to play on a system with an i7-2600k and a gtx 1050ti. I had stuttering in game and I tried so many things. I built a pc back in Janurary and only got a hold on a card until yesterday. My specs are ryzen 3 3200g, 8 gb ram (dual channel), gtx 1060 3gb, 500 ssd, and a320 s2h gigabyte...

My cpu temps are around 30 to 35 celcius idle and 60 to 70 while gaming.

CPU: Intel i7 2600k Motherboard: Asus p67 deluxe Ram: hyper x 1333 mz SSD: Western Digital blue 500gb ssd GPU: 1050ti 4 gb oc OS: Windows 10 I recently reinstalled windows 10 and drivers and nothing happened. I was wondering if it was my ram being too slow causing the frame drops and stuttering.

I have a 1050ti oc and it for some reason just goes at 1800 mhz by default.

I've got an i7 2600k, gtx 1050ti, 8gb (4x 2 sticks) of ram 1333 speed but overclocked to 1600, and wd blue ssd. My graphics card is at around 85 to 92 percent whereas my cpu is around 65. I thought it was my old hard drive but then I upgraded it to an ssd and it changed the frame drops from 15...

Nah I got stock cooling this other person said that turbo can cause stuttering is he right? I have two sticks of 4 gb how do I make it dual channel or is it already. Should I oc the RAM?

I actually have two sticks of 4gb so

What do you think I should oc it at?

that might work because I've noticed sometimes it isn't that consistent at highs and lows.

Okay so the computer has many malware removers and anti virus and I think that was what was causing the high RAM usage. I deleted many things to be sure. I think I'm good now. I did a quick scan and that cheeky little bastard named optifine got killed off by my numerous malware killers.

Should I turn on multi core threading in game?

I have a 144hz free sync gsync compatible monitor. Should I turn on g sync?