2200G igpu frame drop

[pdpouyan98]

hey , i had a problem about with my igpu and it was some time frame drops its not always but some times it get dropped , watch screen shot : https://pasteboard.co/HkSpM0b.png

its just drops after long time ( in games like cs go its so bad anyway will give you hard lose )
i'll try to use something to monitor frequncy and other things...

My Specs :
MB : Gigabyte ab350m gaming 3 ( cool n quiet , performance boost , xmp profile << disabled )
CPU : ryzen 3 2200G > OC To 3.95GHz(Maybe 4) , iGPU OC To 1600Mhz ( 2gb ram allocated )
Ram : 2x4GB Duel Channel XPG Gammix D10 3000MHz cl16 > OC To 3200MHz

all driver installed , chipset before graphics driver
all windows updates installed before installing drivers
and im just dont clean install it at all

 

[photonboy]

Hard to say if it's a software issue, your settings or whatever without more info.

*at this point my best advice is to go back to default CPU (and iGPU) settings with XMP for memory.

It might be possible that the overclock is somehow causing aggressive throttling at times.

You also don't want VSYNC ON if you can't maintain the FPS goal (60FPS for 60Hz monitor) and for CSGO you probably want at bare minimum 40FPS average (VSYNC OFF).

 

[photonboy]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QfVWrPLUPHU

The iGPU is still at 1100MHz but I thought you could compare that video to your experience then explain what's different. Lower average FPS or just FPS drops?

Start with LOW settings to keep the FPS high, so again I would:

1) back go defaults/XMP
2) 1080p on LOW settings in CSGO

3) if that's smooth now go back and experiment with overclock (maybe just iGPU to 1400MHz at first)

 

[pdpouyan98]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QfVWrPLUPHU

The iGPU is still at 1100MHz but I thought you could compare that video to your experience then explain what's different. Lower average FPS or just FPS drops? > from stock to over clocked fps overclocked gives 10 more in all factors ( avg lowest max )

Start with LOW settings to keep the FPS high, so again I would:

1) back go defaults/XMP > xmp does'nt work because not supported by mb ( i set timings and frequncy manually )
2) 1080p on LOW settings in CSGO > The problem is not frame its just for some times drop like i limit my fps to 125 in cs go and it does'nt drops anyway but some times it drops to 40 for 5 secends and its back again without any problems

3) if that's smooth now go back and experiment with overclock (maybe just iGPU to 1400MHz at first) > its about 7 fps diffrence in benchmark test

 

[pdpouyan98]

Hard to say if it's a software issue, your settings or whatever without more info. > like in benchmark test the cpu tempreture doe'nt go more than 65 anyway ( i have some kinda mid range cooler i dont remember )

*at this point my best advice is to go back to default CPU (and iGPU) settings with XMP for memory. > i will try and give you answer about this but i buy this mb to overclock cpu and igpu if i dont want this than i would buy a320 mb

It might be possible that the overclock is somehow causing aggressive throttling at times.

You also don't want VSYNC ON if you can't maintain the FPS goal (60FPS for 60Hz monitor) and for CSGO you probably want at bare minimum 40FPS average (VSYNC OFF). > for smooother gameplay no one turns on vsync in fps games at least everyone i know and if i dont limit fps it can reach 190 max and avg 170 low 150 in csgo on high setting 1080p

 

[pdpouyan98]

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