GTX 1050 Ti 4GB OC (Fixed)

[gthreadmmka]

Fixed :
i updated the latest bios version
i used ddu, i uninstalled all intel ,amd, nvidia even the sound
there is no difference

but i turned off geforce experience, it fixed the stuttering
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I need help, i know there are thousand threads about it, but i cant find what im looking for
im new on this forum, yes it is new account, and it is not fake
but with experts on this forum, i think i can get the answer
before i tell my problem , forgive me if there is something wrong with my words or my grammar, english is not my first language


i have i3 2100 3.1 ghz
8gb ram
gtx 1050 ti 4gb oc

my monitor is 1366 x768
yes, gtx 1050 ti is not powerful to you
because i play at 1366 x 768 resolution, i think gtx 1050 ti 4gb oc is enough
but it is not like what i expected

The problem :
i have stuttering everytime one of gpu and cpu hit 93% usage (i use msi afterburner)
both temperature less than 70 celcius

i tried to set default , set the highest performance by turning off all quality effect options lika AA and more in nvidia control panel, but it has no difference

and i tried to set very low the graphic and set the lowest distance scale in game, it is still has no difference

okay, i guess it is bottleneck, but when i play it RX 550 4GB with the same cpu and ram
there was no stuttering

may you tell what wrong is?
stuttering also happen in some games with gtx 660 ti gpu required
i dont overclock , i just use msi afterburner to check gpu, cpu and ram usage
i also optimized my OS by turning off some services , disabling visual effect and etc, no result

 

[Darkbreeze]

FIRST, I would make sure your motherboard bios is the latest version. DO that before anything else. That is the single biggest factor on the majority of problems with graphics cards, especially on older motherboards like yours.

SECOND, do this, and then see where you are:

http://www.tomshardware.com/faq/id-2767677/perform-clean-install-video-card-drivers.html

 

[gthreadmmka]

FIRST, I would make sure your motherboard bios is the latest version. DO that before anything else. That is the single biggest factor on the majority of problems with graphics cards, especially on older motherboards like yours.

SECOND, do this, and then see where you are:

http://www.tomshardware.com/faq/id-2767677/perform-clean-install-video-card-drivers.html

pardon, i checked on my motherboard's official site, gigabyte ga-h61m-ds 4
i see 5 versions of update
and mine is 4th
there is only one left if i need to update it
i never update bios, but i will try it

and about DDU
i already used it to clean both amd and nvidia
but i will try it once more

 

[Darkbreeze]

Did one of those resolve the issue for you?

And yes, if there is a newer version of the motherboard bios available, I would certainly recommend updating to it. There are plenty of online tutorials and videos on updating the bios on pretty much every model and brand out there so figuring out HOW to do it shouldn't be a problem.

 

[gthreadmmka]

Did one of those resolve the issue for you?

And yes, if there is a newer version of the motherboard bios available, I would certainly recommend updating to it. There are plenty of online tutorials and videos on updating the bios on pretty much every model and brand out there so figuring out HOW to do it shouldn't be a problem.

it helped me, because i never thought about bios updating,
but by turning it gefornce experience off, the stuttering is gone
thank you very much