How To Fix Stuttering In Games On Low End PC?

[Sunehildeep]

hello. i have a low end pc i have a problem which i didn't had before. the problem is of stuttering in all games.i tried re-instatling the windows and updating drivers.but i dont want to upgrade so plz only fixes.!!!

 

[guanyu210379]

In order to build an efficient gaming PC to your budget.
You need to post your budget and things you already have and still usable e.g. keyboard, Windows copy, loud speakers/headphone, optical drives, monitor, etc.

 

[Sunehildeep]

i want only cpu equipments and the build should be below rs 16000

 

[guanyu210379]

USD250? That will be difficult, USD300 will be more like it
CPU: AMD A8-7600 3.3GHz Quad-Core Processor
Motherboard: ASRock FM2A88M-HD+ Micro ATX FM2+ Motherboard
Memory: G.Skill Ares Series 8GB (2 x 4GB) DDR3-2133 Memory
Storage: 500GB 7200rpm HDD (skip this if your old HDD is still usable)
Power Supply: SeaSonic 300W 80+ Bronze Certified ATX Power Supply
Total: estimated about $300

 

[Sunehildeep]

USD250? That will be difficult, USD300 will be more like it
CPU: AMD A8-7600 3.3GHz Quad-Core Processor
Motherboard: ASRock FM2A88M-HD+ Micro ATX FM2+ Motherboard
Memory: G.Skill Ares Series 8GB (2 x 4GB) DDR3-2133 Memory
Storage: 500GB 7200rpm HDD (skip this if your old HDD is still usable)
Power Supply: SeaSonic 300W 80+ Bronze Certified ATX Power Supply
Total: estimated about $300

thanks mate but will it remove my stuttering and lag issues.?

 

[guanyu210379]

Yes, the stuttering and lagging on your system should be caused to temperature throttling.
The problem is that, that something in your current mobo is no working properly anymore and you have problems installing even the standard cooler.

 

[Sunehildeep]

Yes, the stuttering and lagging on your system should be caused to temperature throttling.
The problem is that, that something in your current mobo is no working properly anymore and you have problems installing even the standard cooler.

but if i again try to install stock cooler and if it runs then the stuttering will go?

 

[guanyu210379]

If you can mount any cooler properly and if you can get the temp to go to normal level, the lagging should be gone.

 

[Sunehildeep]

If you can mount any cooler properly and if you can get the temp to go to normal level, the lagging should be gone.

can u tell me the temps on which my cpu should stop stuttering and load temps also

 

[guanyu210379]

the max temp should not go above or even near 70'C.
My old Q6600 @3GHz went only 56'C max.

 

[Sunehildeep]

the max temp should not go above or even near 70'C.
My old Q6600 @3GHz went only 56'C max.

i want you to give some good news my temps when idle are at 30c of cpu and 40c of cores and when underload the temps are 50c of cpu and 57c of cores.are these good temps?

 

[guanyu210379]

30-40'C idle is good and 57'C is not bad.
The lag and stuttering should be gone now, unless if your PC has problems on other places too.

 

[Sunehildeep]

30-40'C idle is good and 57'C is not bad.
The lag and stuttering should be gone now, unless if your PC has problems on other places too.

ok thanks mate but i want to ask u that amd processor has many problems and intel is a good one so can u recommend me intel one in the build u posted and one more thing if i upgrade to core 2 quad and also buy new stock cooler and then will it fix my problem

 

[guanyu210379]

AMD processors do not have problem..I dunno what you mean, that AMD processor have many problems. I have been switching processor between AMD an Intel since 1997 and never had any problems from both worlds.

AMD has better offers for budget PCs while Intel is for those who really want performance and willing to pay more.

For up to USD300, you will get better built from AMD.

Going C2Q is also not bad, if your mobo can support it and if you can get a second-handed C2Q with very good price from eBay. Still, keeping that LGA775 platform is no longer worth the money.

If you have issues with your LGA775 PC, just let it go.
Do yourself a favor and get a newer processor, mobo, RAM, etc.
If you want to keep your PC for a longer time, I would recommend to arrange your budget until you can reach an i5. USD300 is kinda too low.

 

[Sunehildeep]

AMD processors do not have problem..I dunno what you mean, that AMD processor have many problems. I have been switching processor between AMD an Intel since 1997 and never had any problems from both worlds.

AMD has better offers for budget PCs while Intel is for those who really want performance and willing to pay more.

For up to USD300, you will get better built from AMD.

Going C2Q is also not bad, if your mobo can support it and if you can get a second-handed C2Q with very good price from eBay. Still, keeping that LGA775 platform is no longer worth the money.

If you have issues with your LGA775 PC, just let it go.
Do yourself a favor and get a newer processor, mobo, RAM, etc.
If you want to keep your PC for a longer time, I would recommend to arrange your budget until you can reach an i5. USD300 is kinda too low.

ok thanks.but i have problem and i dont know its a problem or not.when i start up my pc my fans spin at fastest speed and produce noise but after windows boots and starts and then fans go slower and make no noise so what should i do to make it spin fast as when i start my pc

 

[guanyu210379]

By booting, the processor will be loaded with work (also during gaming) but after booting, if you do not open anything, the processor will go to idle mode.
During idle, the processor will produce less heat, thus, slower fan.
Everything is normal.

 

[Sunehildeep]

By booting, the processor will be loaded with work (also during gaming) but after booting, if you do not open anything, the processor will go to idle mode.
During idle, the processor will produce less heat, thus, slower fan.
Everything is normal.

ok thanks will be planning to upgrade to a new pc build which u posted after next month and can we not do any fixes to this old pc because i want gaming for those left months.plz any fixes or by using v--sync

 

[guanyu210379]

VSync is not to solve stutters.
VSync is to solve screen tearings, VSync could cause stutters.

 

[Sunehildeep]

VSync is not to solve stutters.
VSync is to solve screen tearings, VSync could cause stutters.

see this https://forums.geforce.com/default/topic/702576/fullscreen-smooth-v-sync-no-stutter-100-fix/ and it had helped me a lot.

 

[guanyu210379]

I fully understood what VSync,adaptive VSync and tripple buffering are,
Also why people developed GSync/FreeSync, etc.

Stutters could come as side effect of VSync, driver issue, overheat, broken components, etc.

 

[Sunehildeep]

I fully understood what VSync,adaptive VSync and tripple buffering are,
Also why people developed GSync/FreeSync, etc.

Stutters could come as side effect of VSync, driver issue, overheat, broken components, etc.

ok but somehow it reduced stuttering

 

[4745454b]

Probably because you've limited your frame rates. if Vsync can't hit 60FPS, it then shoots for 30FPS. This puts a lower strain on your system, and can allow it to idle more. Only thing that makes sense to me.

 

[vincent40]

hi well you can buy a FX 4300 that really cheap cpu around where i live i cost around 65 to 80 euro and mainboard like MSI 970A-G43 AM3+
cost like 61 euro and really cheap upgrade gets loads of more gaming power of course you need buy soms ddr3 but you can get set all under 200
euro in total

 

[guanyu210379]

€80 processor + €70 mobo + €40 8GB RAM == €190 ...equal to USD210-220...
You still need a GPU too, a decent GPU not some cheap GPU.
In the end USD300 is not really enough.

 

[Sunehildeep]

€80 processor + €70 mobo + €40 8GB RAM == €190 ...equal to USD210-220...
You still need a GPU too, a decent GPU not some cheap GPU.
In the end USD300 is not really enough.

i already have a good gpu

 

[guanyu210379]

If you are talking about your current GT610, that is not a good GPU.
Even the Intels iGPU HD4400 can beat the sh*t out of GT610.