Hi there im really new to this kind of thing and have recently had a family member build me a computer
, i have provided a few links of the issue
View: https://youtu.be/IVauCx-oOOo
View: https://youtu.be/IpK3mYR8g1U
i was wondering if anyone can offer any advice?
i have tried the following with help from people from a reddit post i made
- CPU: Intel i7-14700KF (3.40 GHz)
- GPU: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 Super (Gigabyte)
- Motherboard: Z790 AORUS ELITE AX Rev 1.1
- CPU Cooler: DeepCool LT720 AIO
- RAM: Teamgroup T-FORCE Delta DDR5 32GB (2x16GB @5600MHz)
- PSU: Antec SF850X Gold (850W)
- Storage:
- C Drive: Samsung 990 PRO NVMe (1TB)
- D Drive: Samsung 990 PRO NVMe (2TB)
, i have provided a few links of the issue
i was wondering if anyone can offer any advice?
i have tried the following with help from people from a reddit post i made
I Have Tried These:
- Enabled XMP but manually set RAM speed to 5600MT/s
- Disabled HAGS (Hardware-Accelerated GPU Scheduling) to reduce microstuttering.
- Disabled certain MSI Afterburner graphs (e.g., power draw) to prevent potential stuttering.
- Monitored system performance using LatencyMon, HWInfo64, and Windows Performance Analyzer (still learning WPA).
- Checked PCI Express lane speed for GPU
- Moved NVMe drive to a chipset-controlled slot to restore GPU to PCIe x16 performance.
- Installed latest BIOS after multiple updates.
- Enabled Resizable BAR in BIOS.
- Adjusted PCI bifurcation settings (set to auto).
- Used Windows Startup configuration to disable non-essential services and identify potential performance issues.
- Ensured NVIDIA Display Container service was enabled** for proper NVIDIA Control Panel functionality.
- Disabled CPU Parking via registry edits.
- Tweaked C-State Management in BIOS: Disabled all C-States except C0/C1 to reduce latency and improve CPU responsiveness.
- Enabled power throttling to maintain good temps and stable performance after changes.
- Enabled Multicore Enhancement in BIOS.
- Left BIOS Optimization ON.
- Left CPU Profile set to ‘Default’ initially.
- Disabled Intel EIST (Enhanced Intel Speed Technology) & Intel Speed Shift in BIOS.
- Enabled Intel Turbo Boost & Disabled Efficient Turbo Boost to remove power-saving features in turbo mode.
- Enabled Thermal Velocity Boost in BIOS.
- Set Power Limits:
- PL1 (Power Limit 1) = 125W
- PL2 (Power Limit 2) = 252W
- Changed Windows Power Plan to High Performance.
- Set NVIDIA Control Panel to High Performance mode.
- Edited Local Policy Power Settings to set CPU Threshold to 100%.
i have included a paste bin of my pc while i was typing this out - https://pastebin.com/JE3RLLK7
i hope this has been helpful, any advice would be appreciated
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