[SOLVED] GTX 1060 6GB low fps on any game

[VoidableHydra93]

So,I bought a new pc,one week ago with:
Nividia GTX 1060 6GB
AMD Ryzen 2400g
8GB RAM
AMD A320 Motherboard
1T SATA 3
120 GB SSD Kingston

I have low fps on any game I play🙁unstable fps
Ex:
CS:GO from MAX 110 fps(200+fps on youtube with almost same specs)
drop to MIN 45 fps
Minecraft:MAX 65 fps(100+ on yt)
MIN 40 fps
Drivers up to date
BIOS up to date
Help me plz 🙁

 

[Roland Of Gilead]

In some games, having only 8gbs of system ram will hamper you. AS your ram fills up, it will start to use your swap/page file. This can cause FPS stuttering and drops. Getting another 8gb of ram will most likely solve your problem.

is your 8gb of ram two stick or one. You should really look at 16gb in a 2 x 8gb kit. This will ensure you don't run out of memory. Some games like BF V use upwards of 9 or 10gbs at 1080p!

 

[VoidableHydra93]

In some games, having only 8gbs of system ram will hamper you. AS your ram fills up, it will start to use your swap/page file. This can cause FPS stuttering and drops. Getting another 8gb of ram will most likely solve your problem.

is your 8gb of ram two stick or one. You should really look at 16gb in a 2 x 8gb kit. This will ensure you don't run out of memory. Some games like BF V use upwards of 9 or 10gbs at 1080p!

Is one stick,but........I will lose my warranty if I open my pc
Any OTHER solution?

 

[Roland Of Gilead]

Is one stick,but........I will lose my warranty if I open my pc
Any OTHER solution?

Warranty means nothing. You need more ram. If you want to solve the issue, that's what you need to do.

Other than making sure you have the most up to date bios, system drivers, and latest GPU driver. Apart form that, getting more ram will fix your issue I suspect.

 

[shiriken]

try disabling vsync?

 

[VoidableHydra93]

try disabling vsync?

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[Deleted member 2731765]

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What's the make and Model of your Power Supply unit ? What is the GPU/CPU temp value while Gaming ? Are you using a fresh Windows OS install copy ? If not, then try doing a clean format.

Have you tried doing a CLEAN re-install/update of the GPU drivers by using the DDU tool ??

I presume you are using Windows 10 OS ? Some of the recent patches/updates have affected the performance in many systems, though the issue is not that much widespread.

 

[VoidableHydra93]

What's the make and Model of your Power Supply unit ? What is the GPU/CPU temp value while Gaming ? Are you using a fresh Windows OS install copy ? If not, then try doing a clean format.

Have you tried doing a CLEAN re-install/update of the GPU drivers by using the DDU tool ??

I presume you are using Windows 10 OS ? Some of the recent patches/updates have affected the performance in many systems, though the issue is not that much widespread.

I don't know what Power Suply I have.
48 to 54 C°
Yes,I do,I got the Windows 10 license 1.5 week ago
Well yes,but actually no,I just installed the latest driver(27 AUG.)

 

[Deleted member 2731765]

I don't know what Power Suply I have.

But this is VERY important. Open your ATX cabinet and check the PSU's make and exact Model number.