[SOLVED] Less fps with new gpu than with new one

[VirusKarpfen1]

I recently bought a new graphics card and when I started to play games I had a lot less fps than with the old one and a bunch of lags. I noticed that my processor goes to 100% even with the smallest thing like minecraft. Is there a way to fix it?
My system:
OS Version: Microsoft Windows 11 Pro, 64 bit, Build 22000, Installed 20210906210700.000000+060
Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-9400F CPU @ 2.90GHz, Intel64 Family 6 Model 158 Stepping 10, CPU Count: 6
Total Physical RAM: 16 GB
Graphics Card: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 Ti
Hard Drives: A: 2794 GB (1289 GB Free); C: 110 GB (4 GB Free);
Motherboard: Gigabyte Technology Co., Ltd. H310M DS2, ver x.x, s/n Default string

 

[VirusKarpfen1]

Second, reduce the size of your pagefile.
Currently, it is at 6.1GB.

You can probably reduce that to 2048MB min and max.
2GB.

Giving you another 4GB space on that tiny C drive.

Alright did that too

 

[USAFRet]

Alright did that too

Now, run WizTree again, and show us the output.

 

[PEnns]

What's in the Start folder that's occupying almost 41 Gig??

 

[VirusKarpfen1]

What's in the Start folder that's occupying almost 41 Gig??

Appdata ( Spotify takes like 10GB even if i didn't download anything )

 

[VirusKarpfen1]

Now, run WizTree again, and show us the output.

https://imgur.com/a/ghEoTXM

View: https://imgur.com/a/ghEoTXM

 

[USAFRet]

Appdata ( Spotify takes like 10GB even if i didn't download anything )

On my HTPC, Spotify takes around 2.5GB.

 

[USAFRet]

14.8GB free space is better.
Not as much as I'd personally be comfortable with, but better.

 

[VirusKarpfen1]

14.8GB free space is better.
Not as much as I'd personally be comfortable with, but better.

and how do i fix my fps problem?

 

[Bob.B]

https://imgur.com/a/ghEoTXM

View: https://imgur.com/a/ghEoTXM

Run a pass of disk cleanup and don't forget the system files.

Run UBM again and post a LINK to the results page.

 

[Unolocogringo]

Windows disk cleanup is needed.
Run it.
Then select "clean up system files.
Click" more options".
Then click "clean up" under System Restore and Shadow copy.
This can clean up10-30gig of space in most instances by deleting downloaded windows update files and older system restore files.
I ran it while typing this up and reclaimed 6.5 gig of free space.
Although I run it monthly or so.

 

[VirusKarpfen1]

Run a pass of disk cleanup and don't forget the system files.

Run UBM again and post a LINK to the results page.

https://www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/54872571

 

[VirusKarpfen1]

Windows disk cleanup is needed.
Run it.
Then select "clean up system files.
Click" more options".
Then click "clean up" under System Restore and Shadow copy.
This can clean up10-30gig of space in most instances by deleting downloaded windows update files and older system restore files.
I ran it while typing this up and reclaimed 6.5 gig of free space.
Although I run it monthly or so.

I always do the disk cleanup but there is not much there cause i deactivated the system recovery

 

[Unolocogringo]

II run 2 folding systems with 120gig drives.
Windows, monitoring apps and F@H take about 30 gig of space, so something is installed on C drive taking up space.
Most SSD/M.2 drives need around 20% free space or performance tanks and you will wear out nand very fast.

 

[DSzymborski]

I used wiztree but there is just a lot of stuff in the appdata and documents that i can't remove

Of course you can. There's always another solution for storing data, installing things, etc. You just don't want to. That's very different.

 

[kerberos_20]

still 1GB wasted space on memory dumps and 1.7GB on msi packages

 

[VirusKarpfen1]

Of course you can. There's always another solution for storing data, installing things, etc. You just don't want to. That's very different.

what do you mean

 

[Bob.B]

https://www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/54872571

If you have a xmp option in the bios turn it on....test.

Do you have the optimize app setup for the ssd and the hdd?

 

[DSzymborski]

what do you mean

I keep putting off clearing out my garage. That doesn't mean I can't clean my garage. It just means I don't want to, which is something very different.

You can clear your drive. You can delete everything but Windows. All this stuff should be backed up anyway, or you're going to inevitably lose it at some point. You literally have a second, much larger drive right there. Things like 10 GB of Spotify AppData are low priority.

You absolutely can make a lot of free space on your OS drive, way more even than the space that always should have been left empty. You're choosing not to.

 

[Unolocogringo]

what do you mean

Windows 10 with all updates and hibernation,system restore,Shadow copy enabled should only take about 30 gig of space.
Everything else on C: drive is determined by YOU or the programs YOU install.

 

[VirusKarpfen1]

If you have a xmp option in the bios turn it on....test.

Do you have the optimize app setup for the ssd and the hdd?

I don't have a XMP option and i don't understand the second part

 

[VirusKarpfen1]

I keep putting off clearing out my garage. That doesn't mean I can't clean my garage. It just means I don't want to, which is something very different.

You can clear your drive. You can delete everything but Windows. All this stuff should be backed up anyway, or you're going to inevitably lose it at some point. You literally have a second, much larger drive right there. Things like 10 GB of Spotify AppData are low priority.

You absolutely can make a lot of free space on your OS drive, way more even than the space that always should have been left empty. You're choosing not to.

but your appdata has to be on the windows drive

 

[DSzymborski]

but your appdata has to be on the windows drive

So? It's not crucial user data, it's things related to optional programs. Do you want to fix your PC or not? It seems like everyone here is way more interested in fixing your PC than you are, which isn't exactly a good sign for resolving this issue.

Frankly, given things like a freaking Spotify Appdata folder taking up nearly 10% of your drive's space, I'm willing to bet there are a lot of other weird things going on, given the strange ways you go about storage. You're probably best off wiping the drive, reinstalling only Windows and GPU drives, and testing from there.

 

[Bob.B]

I don't have a XMP option and i don't understand the second part

Using file explorer.
R/C the C drive.
Properties/tools/optimize.
Setup the ssd and the hdd to optimize on a schedule.

 

[USAFRet]

but your appdata has to be on the windows drive

Yes.
However, you've not drilled down into that 'start' folder to show us exactly what is in there.

The REAL solution is to replace that small WD Green SSD with something larger and better.

 

[VirusKarpfen1]

Using file explorer.
R/C the C drive.
Properties/tools/optimize.
Setup the ssd and the hdd to optimize on a schedule.

It says last time it was 2 days ago