Great PC, Great FPS, but stuttering and FPS drops in popular games.

[titanfugo]

Recently bought a much better, pre built PC than i've ever had before (A Corsair ONE)
(GTX1080 , I7700k @ 4.6ghz)
and yet CSGO and other games are getting FPS drops, stuttering, and other issues unexplainably. I can have 600 fps but get stuttering. I'm very confused and not super tech savvy, but have been unable to find answers or help for my problems via searching on google.

 

[zebarjadi.raouf]

Run a user benchmark, post the results.
http://www.userbenchmark.com/Software

Also, post complete specs including RAMs and PSU.

 

[titanfugo]

Run a user benchmark, post the results.
http://www.userbenchmark.com/Software

Also, post complete specs including RAMs and PSU.

System Info: https://gyazo.com/dc47bf320c755e7f3f29cf897c30dd86

UserBenchmark pics: https://gyazo.com/4603767312754d7628903b4587f935e8
https://gyazo.com/40c2ca48253654b2dc5629f0940ec7db
https://gyazo.com/402db55d658318ecf90770111a903f3b

UserBenchmarks stats:

Game 104%, Desk 65%, Work 57%
CPU: Intel Core i7-7700K - 81.8%
GPU: Nvidia GTX 1080 - 136.2%
SSD: Samsung PM961 NVMe PCIe M.2 512GB - 195.6%
SSD: Corsair Force LE SSD 2TB - 7.8%
RAM: Corsair CM4B8G1J2400A16K2-O 2x8GB - 71.1%

 

[zebarjadi.raouf]

You could have posted the benchmark link.

What is your CPU temps while gaming?

Update your BIOS and make sure your M.2 and SSD are connected properly. Change SATA ports too.
Google if you don't know how.

Also, which RAM slots are you using?

 

[titanfugo]

You could have posted the benchmark link.

What is your CPU temps while gaming?

Update your BIOS and make sure your M.2 and SSD are connected properly. Change SATA ports too.
Google if you don't know how.

Also, which RAM slots are you using?

35-38c Idle, 60-80c max while gaming. I dont play super labor intensive games, and i keep my fan on a med-high setting along with the Corsair ONE's built in liquid cooling system.

It says 2 of 4 of my RAM slots are being used.

I will do the BIOS update and google that second thing right now.

 

[Peter Martin]

the more and more I see these stuttering cases, even after clean install, and I am thinking all the Specter and Meltdown mitigation are screwing gamers bigtime.

if you are using 3rd party anti-malware and anti-virus, disable them, or uninstall them as a test and reboot.

download Latency Monitor and let it show you which drivers are most latent (that causes lots of stuttering)

 

[zebarjadi.raouf]

I will do the BIOS update and google that second thing right now.

Do that as your SSD performance is very low.

It says 2 of 4 of my RAM slots are being used.

Which slots? (CPU| 1,2,3,4|MB edge)

 

[titanfugo]

I will do the BIOS update and google that second thing right now.

Do that as your SSD performance is very low.

It says 2 of 4 of my RAM slots are being used.

Which slots? (CPU| 1,2,3,4|MB edge)

It says my BIOS is up to date when trying to update it.

When i used CMD to find the Ram slots being used it said 0 and 2.

I just got back from class so im going to be doing the M.2 / SSD thing right now.

 

[titanfugo]

I will do the BIOS update and google that second thing right now.

Do that as your SSD performance is very low.

It says 2 of 4 of my RAM slots are being used.

Which slots? (CPU| 1,2,3,4|MB edge)

I just googled what you told me to and i dont think im able to do any of that. The pc i have is prebuilt and doing anything more than removing the top of it ( https://imgur.com/a/RrSqYnG ) Is a void of the warranty, and im not even sure I could do it if i managed to get it opened without breaking something.

 

[zebarjadi.raouf]

Well, your SSD + RAM are underperforming and it's affecting your CPU too. Could be driver, firmware, port or bad settings. Since it's prebuilt, have guys at Corsair adjust, update and fix anything if needed. Don't touch it yourself.

Another person had RAM problems too. It's a common issue.
http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/answers/id-3782360/8700k-1080ti-performance-issues.html

 

[titanfugo]

the more and more I see these stuttering cases, even after clean install, and I am thinking all the Specter and Meltdown mitigation are screwing gamers bigtime.

if you are using 3rd party anti-malware and anti-virus, disable them, or uninstall them as a test and reboot.

download Latency Monitor and let it show you which drivers are most latent (that causes lots of stuttering)

Only using windows defender AFAIK: https://gyazo.com/c0c0d44cbc2a13dd801981dbf141497d

LatencyMon @ 10m (not sure how long to keep it running?) https://gyazo.com/851bcb4f689538bd2471a83bfe64fb29

 

[Peter Martin]

It looks good. Take it to your repair technician the guys you bought it from

 

[titanfugo]

Well, your SSD + RAM are underperforming and it's affecting your CPU too. Could be driver, firmware, port or bad settings. Since it's prebuilt, have guys at Corsair adjust, update and fix anything if needed. Don't touch it yourself.

Another person had RAM problems too. It's a common issue.
http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/answers/id-3782360/8700k-1080ti-performance-issues.html

Just checked in my BIOS and Sata port 2-5 are not doing anything, with only Sata port 1 being "active"