Hello, thanks to anyone who could possibly assist me. You have my gratitude.
I have been facing this issue for months. My pc is fairly new, I bought it around 10 months ago, but ever since march, it started having some serious issues.
Beginning of march, my average fps for games nearly went down 80%, for absolute no reason. I had absolutely no idea why this happened, but I continued researching and ended up realizing that it was my core temps. I was really busy so I didn't use my PC much, and so I recently bought a cooler, and fixed that problem. My temps went from averaging 70-99c to now averaging 30-40, even when games that require high amounts of cpu usage are open.
I thought buying a new cooler would fix my problems, but I was mistaken. Sure, the cooler made it so that my PC wouldn't crash from the high amounts of temp and that my games would have A LOT higher fps now, but there was still a big problem. I have high fps again, but my games still feel extremely stuttery. I can not diagnose this problem, I don't know if its a problem with my monitor or with my system. My monitor is 165hz, and most the games I play run well over that, but it just feels like im playing on 30 hz. (this is my monitor https://www.bestbuy.com/site/dell-s...isplayport-hdmi-black/6473700.p?skuId=6473700).
I checked everything, and my PC says I am on 165hz. I am 100% positive that I am running on 165hz, and not on 30hz, because whenever I switch to 144, or 60, or even 30 hz in my control panel or in my games, I can feel the difference. Even though my monitor is on 165hz, it feels like it is much worse. I recorded a small footage of what it feels like to play on my system, and this is the same for every shooter game. (and some fast moving pixel games)
Graphics card : Nvidia Geforce RTX 3060 Ti
Processor : 11th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-11700F @ 2.50Ghz (16 CPUs)
Memory : 16GB Ram , 8gb VRAM
This is the video - https://streamable.com/wkeuvs (might be hard to see)
and yes, before you ask, I am on 165hz, and I am sure it is selected. On some games, I run 165hz fine, but on most games, I don't.
I have been facing this issue for months. My pc is fairly new, I bought it around 10 months ago, but ever since march, it started having some serious issues.
Beginning of march, my average fps for games nearly went down 80%, for absolute no reason. I had absolutely no idea why this happened, but I continued researching and ended up realizing that it was my core temps. I was really busy so I didn't use my PC much, and so I recently bought a cooler, and fixed that problem. My temps went from averaging 70-99c to now averaging 30-40, even when games that require high amounts of cpu usage are open.
I thought buying a new cooler would fix my problems, but I was mistaken. Sure, the cooler made it so that my PC wouldn't crash from the high amounts of temp and that my games would have A LOT higher fps now, but there was still a big problem. I have high fps again, but my games still feel extremely stuttery. I can not diagnose this problem, I don't know if its a problem with my monitor or with my system. My monitor is 165hz, and most the games I play run well over that, but it just feels like im playing on 30 hz. (this is my monitor https://www.bestbuy.com/site/dell-s...isplayport-hdmi-black/6473700.p?skuId=6473700).
I checked everything, and my PC says I am on 165hz. I am 100% positive that I am running on 165hz, and not on 30hz, because whenever I switch to 144, or 60, or even 30 hz in my control panel or in my games, I can feel the difference. Even though my monitor is on 165hz, it feels like it is much worse. I recorded a small footage of what it feels like to play on my system, and this is the same for every shooter game. (and some fast moving pixel games)
Graphics card : Nvidia Geforce RTX 3060 Ti
Processor : 11th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-11700F @ 2.50Ghz (16 CPUs)
Memory : 16GB Ram , 8gb VRAM
This is the video - https://streamable.com/wkeuvs (might be hard to see)
and yes, before you ask, I am on 165hz, and I am sure it is selected. On some games, I run 165hz fine, but on most games, I don't.