after cpu upgrade games started stuttering

[juuh elikkas]

Last week i upgraded my CPU from g3220 to i5 4460
and after that all of my games started to stutter and freeze but framerate seems to be normal.
i have tried like every fix on you tube but nothing works and temperatures are below 55 Celsius all the time and i have clean installed windows.
Everything outside games works perfectly fine.

My specs:
mobo msi h81m p33
psu xfx 550 core edition 80+ bronze
ram 8gb hyperx ram 1600 mhz
gpu asus strix 960 2gb
storage 120gb kingston sdd and seagate barracuda 1gb
cpu i5 4460

 

[juuh elikkas]

Are you using intel stock cooler or some aftermarket one?

stock and the temps never go over 55 Celsius even if i stress test

 

[st3v30]

I think that motherboard is the issue here.
Probably this i5 is to much for it to handle and VRM's get too hot and it throttles all the time what cause those stutters.

 

[juuh elikkas]

I think that motherboard is the issue here.
Probably this i5 is to much for it to handle and VRM's get too hot and it throttles all the time what cause those stutters.

ok i will ask my friend if i can borrow hes mobo he has higher class haswell mobo AsRock H97M Anniversary

 

[st3v30]

To test it download CPUID HWMonitor and keep it open when you stress test.If your CPU speeds drops form 3200 Mhz to lower one then you have problems with mobo overheating.

 

[SgtScream]

I think that motherboard is the issue here.
Probably this i5 is to much for it to handle and VRM's get too hot and it throttles all the time what cause those stutters.

I really find this hard to believe. His existing motherboard supports 4th Gen Intel® Core™ / Pentium® / Celeron® processors for LGA 1150 socket and his temps appear to be fine.

 

[juuh elikkas]

I think that motherboard is the issue here.
Probably this i5 is to much for it to handle and VRM's get too hot and it throttles all the time what cause those stutters.

I really find this hard to believe. His existing motherboard supports 4th Gen Intel® Core™ / Pentium® / Celeron® processors for LGA 1150 socket and his temps appear to be fine.

i tested my cpu with aida 64 for like 5 hours and it didn't throttle at all but i didn't check if the MHz dropped

 

[juuh elikkas]

i tested stability test like 5 mins and it didn't drop below 3200 mhz

 

[SgtScream]

I think that motherboard is the issue here.
Probably this i5 is to much for it to handle and VRM's get too hot and it throttles all the time what cause those stutters.

I really find this hard to believe. His existing motherboard supports 4th Gen Intel® Core™ / Pentium® / Celeron® processors for LGA 1150 socket and his temps appear to be fine.

i tested my cpu with aida 64 for like 5 hours and it didn't throttle at all but i didn't check if the MHz dropped

Though it is possible, I highly doubt your motherboard is at fault, unless you damaged it during cpu installation.
If I were you, here's what would do before swapping out your motherboard:
1. Reseat/Reinstall your new cpu. Take it out and put it back in, applying a fresh coating of thermal paste. Hopefully in reseating the cpu, it might seat better so the processor comes in contact with the pins properly.
2. If the stuttering continues after step one, uninstall the new processor and put the old processor back in and test for stuttering. We need to find out if the stuttering continues when the old cpu is installed. If you put the old processor back into the motherboard and the stuttering continues, then you know the issue is not related to the new cpu. THEN, if you feel you must, you can proceed in swapping out the motherboard.

 

[juuh elikkas]

I think that motherboard is the issue here.
Probably this i5 is to much for it to handle and VRM's get too hot and it throttles all the time what cause those stutters.

I really find this hard to believe. His existing motherboard supports 4th Gen Intel® Core™ / Pentium® / Celeron® processors for LGA 1150 socket and his temps appear to be fine.

i tested my cpu with aida 64 for like 5 hours and it didn't throttle at all but i didn't check if the MHz dropped

Though it is possible, I highly doubt your motherboard is at fault, unless you damaged it during cpu installation.
If I were you, here's what would do before swapping out your motherboard:
1. Reseat/Reinstall your new cpu. Take it out and put it back in, applying a fresh coating of thermal paste. Hopefully in reseating the cpu, it might seat better so the processor comes in contact with the pins properly.
2. If the stuttering continues after step one, uninstall the new processor and put the old processor back in and test for stuttering. We need to find out if the new processor is causing the stuttering. If you put the old processor back into the motherboard and the stuttering continues, then you know the issue is not related to the new cpu. THEN, if you feel you must, you can proceed in swapping out the motherboard.

alright going to buy some thermal paste tomorrow so i can swap the cpu

 

[SgtScream]

I think that motherboard is the issue here.
Probably this i5 is to much for it to handle and VRM's get too hot and it throttles all the time what cause those stutters.

I really find this hard to believe. His existing motherboard supports 4th Gen Intel® Core™ / Pentium® / Celeron® processors for LGA 1150 socket and his temps appear to be fine.

i tested my cpu with aida 64 for like 5 hours and it didn't throttle at all but i didn't check if the MHz dropped

Though it is possible, I highly doubt your motherboard is at fault, unless you damaged it during cpu installation.
If I were you, here's what would do before swapping out your motherboard:
1. Reseat/Reinstall your new cpu. Take it out and put it back in, applying a fresh coating of thermal paste. Hopefully in reseating the cpu, it might seat better so the processor comes in contact with the pins properly.
2. If the stuttering continues after step one, uninstall the new processor and put the old processor back in and test for stuttering. We need to find out if the new processor is causing the stuttering. If you put the old processor back into the motherboard and the stuttering continues, then you know the issue is not related to the new cpu. THEN, if you feel you must, you can proceed in swapping out the motherboard.

alright going to buy some thermal paste tomorrow so i can swap the cpu

Remember to try and reinstall the new one first, before reinstalling the old cpu.

 

[juuh elikkas]

I think that motherboard is the issue here.
Probably this i5 is to much for it to handle and VRM's get too hot and it throttles all the time what cause those stutters.

I really find this hard to believe. His existing motherboard supports 4th Gen Intel® Core™ / Pentium® / Celeron® processors for LGA 1150 socket and his temps appear to be fine.

i tested my cpu with aida 64 for like 5 hours and it didn't throttle at all but i didn't check if the MHz dropped

Though it is possible, I highly doubt your motherboard is at fault, unless you damaged it during cpu installation.
If I were you, here's what would do before swapping out your motherboard:
1. Reseat/Reinstall your new cpu. Take it out and put it back in, applying a fresh coating of thermal paste. Hopefully in reseating the cpu, it might seat better so the processor comes in contact with the pins properly.
2. If the stuttering continues after step one, uninstall the new processor and put the old processor back in and test for stuttering. We need to find out if the new processor is causing the stuttering. If you put the old processor back into the motherboard and the stuttering continues, then you know the issue is not related to the new cpu. THEN, if you feel you must, you can proceed in swapping out the motherboard.

alright going to buy some thermal paste tomorrow so i can swap the cpu

Remember to try and reinstall the new one first, before swapping out the cpu.

i will

 

[st3v30]

You dont need to use new past for small swaps and runs, just reuse old one for short test you will do. Even without paste you wont do any harm to the CPU.

 

[juuh elikkas]

You dont need to use new past for small swaps and runs, just reuse old one for short test you will do. Even without paste you wont do any harm to the CPU.

ok but is this mhz enought to cause stutter i played csgo and noticed this https://gyazo.com/8ebaf33f7a8d011b78be4c17d5c629bc
middle one is min left is current and right is max

 

[st3v30]

Those are just little mhz fluctuations, it happens with every CPU and sometimes it is just software not reading stats right.Nothing to worry about.
If you had throttle issue it would drop way below 3.2 Ghz.
Try to disable Intel Turbo Boost in BIOS and EIST if mobo have one and see how it goes then.

 

[juuh elikkas]

Those are just little mhz fluctuations, it happens with every CPU and sometimes it is just software not reading stats right.Nothing to worry about.
If you had throttle issue it would drop way below 3.2 Ghz.
Try to disable Intel Turbo Boost in BIOS and EIST if mobo have one and see how it goes then.

i have them disabled

 

[juuh elikkas]

sry guys have been busy but i finally fixed it i took the battery out for 30 secs and put it back and it fixed it seems like it not the same as reset defaults in bios

 

[st3v30]

Nice to know.
Well happy gaming now with new CPU i hope you are getting better performance now.