[SOLVED] My kinda new gaming pc has a problem since i bought it.

[besth13]

Ryzen 3 2200g 3.5 ghz
MSI GeForce GTX 1050 Ti GAMING X 4GB DDR5 128-bit
Motherboard MSI BA320M Pro-Vd
Memory HyperX Fury Black 8GB DDR4 2400MHz CL15 1.2v
Hdd 1 tb
Sirtec - High Power 500BR-A12S, 80+
The problem is its performance in gaming was really bad since the beginning, like everything i played so far didnt have a smooth gameplay even after lowering the graphics to lowest.Same goes with games like lol for example even there i got lag. I went with the pc to some guy who knows things about pc's but he is not a specialist and he told me that the psu might be the problem cause it doesnt have an alimentation 4+4 pin or something like that, might that be the case and changing the psu could solve the problem?

 

[J_E_D_70]

Is it a fresh install of windows or did you bring the hard drive over from your old pc?

Did you install all of the latest drivers from the mobo web site?

Is that a single stick? Ryzen needs fast, dual channel ram.

 

[besth13]

Is it a fresh install of windows or did you bring the hard drive over from your old pc?

Did you install all of the latest drivers from the mobo web site?

Is that a single stick? Ryzen needs fast, dual channel ram.

I installed all the drivers, the windows is fresh and yeah its a single stick.

 

[originalletmepicyou]

Honestly, you may simply be discovering a truism with PC gaming. The low end is pretty slow, the mid range is pretty good, and the top end is pretty expensive. Yeah, I hear great things about Ryzen 3's price vs performance. But boy they sure sell a lot of Ryzen 5's and 7's. As tough as it is to admit, the PC gaming "club" is pretty exclusive. Machines that perform decently are pretty expensive, and machines that are cheap don't perform very decently.

I suggest upgrading your Ryzen 3 to a Ryzen 5 and your 1050 Ti to a 1070. I still recommend 16 gb of ram on a gaming machine, even if it's not used all the time. Getting closer to the mid-range and farther from the bottom end will deliver MUCH better gaming performance. I'd love to sit here and tell you how great it can be to game on a Ryzen 3. But then what reason would they have to sell chips like my i7 9700K?

Whatever you end up getting, always aim for the mid range. You'll always get the best bang for the buck. For AMD, Ryzen 5 is great. For Intel, there are some great i5 chips.

 

[besth13]

Honestly, you may simply be discovering a truism with PC gaming. The low end is pretty slow, the mid range is pretty good, and the top end is pretty expensive. Yeah, I hear great things about Ryzen 3's price vs performance. But boy they sure sell a lot of Ryzen 5's and 7's. As tough as it is to admit, the PC gaming "club" is pretty exclusive. Machines that perform decently are pretty expensive, and machines that are cheap don't perform very decently.

I suggest upgrading your Ryzen 3 to a Ryzen 5 and your 1050 Ti to a 1070. I still recommend 16 gb of ram on a gaming machine, even if it's not used all the time. Getting closer to the mid-range and farther from the bottom end will deliver MUCH better gaming performance. I'd love to sit here and tell you how great it can be to game on a Ryzen 3. But then what reason would they have to sell chips like my i7 9700K?

Whatever you end up getting, always aim for the mid range. You'll always get the best bang for the buck. For AMD, Ryzen 5 is great. For Intel, there are some great i5 chips.

Im not sure if you understand what my post was about, the pc has a problem and i wanted to solve it, before buying it i knew it isnt the best pc for gaming and i didnt want to take gaming on an extreme level i wanted to play lol at the best gaming experience possible and play some others games besides it cause i looked on google all the games that i tested before should work at mid-high settings atleast, BUT I HAVE LAG IN LEAGUE OF LEGENDS, its not the components fault , something doesnt work in general.

 

[besth13]

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[ahmadhijazi0]

Honestly, you may simply be discovering a truism with PC gaming. The low end is pretty slow, the mid range is pretty good, and the top end is pretty expensive. Yeah, I hear great things about Ryzen 3's price vs performance. But boy they sure sell a lot of Ryzen 5's and 7's. As tough as it is to admit, the PC gaming "club" is pretty exclusive. Machines that perform decently are pretty expensive, and machines that are cheap don't perform very decently.

I suggest upgrading your Ryzen 3 to a Ryzen 5 and your 1050 Ti to a 1070. I still recommend 16 gb of ram on a gaming machine, even if it's not used all the time. Getting closer to the mid-range and farther from the bottom end will deliver MUCH better gaming performance. I'd love to sit here and tell you how great it can be to game on a Ryzen 3. But then what reason would they have to sell chips like my i7 9700K?

Whatever you end up getting, always aim for the mid range. You'll always get the best bang for the buck. For AMD, Ryzen 5 is great. For Intel, there are some great i5 chips.

Im not sure if you understand what my post was about, the pc has a problem and i wanted to solve it, before buying it i knew it isnt the best pc for gaming and i didnt want to take gaming on an extreme level i wanted to play lol at the best gaming experience possible and play some others games besides it cause i looked on google all the games that i tested before should work at mid-high settings atleast, BUT I HAVE LAG IN LEAGUE OF LEGENDS, its not the components fault , something doesnt work in general.

Here's a video of the same PC setup playing lol at 1080p very high settings. FPS is around 100 and I don't see any lag.

What are your settings in lol?

 

[besth13]

So i get the dame fps in lol like in the video but the game is not running like it has that fps, for example when i get i a tf it is around 80 90 fps but it looks like 30 its just stuttering and laging

 

[ahmadhijazi0]

Sounds like an internet connection issue to me. I suggest you play lol against bots and see if you experience the same issue in team fights.

 

[besth13]

And ofc the game is not lagging in the video because that pc doesnt have a problem, i came here to solve the problem cause i ALREADY knew that the pc wasnt supposed to work like that :facepalm:

 

[besth13]

I guess you dont get the idea lol was just an example of a game that should work on everysingle pc and yet it doesnt work well on mine cause i got the problem, it might have been a mistake cause i tried to find an answear online. Do you think that im retarded enough to not know if the internet was the problem?

 

[ahmadhijazi0]

When you're troubleshooting from far away like this, you have to cover all bases.

I don't know why you're so convinced your pc has an issue when it could be something as simple as a bad internet connection.

If you're convinced it is the PSU, borrow one from a friend or buy another one from a store you can return it to and test it.

 

[ahmadhijazi0]

Do you have MSI afterburner or some other software that can show you cpu usage, temps, gpu usage, temps, memory usage while you play? That might help you figure out what's happening. When the stutter/lag happens, you can quickly see what the cpu and gpu are doing.

 

[besth13]

I got msi after burner and when i used it the temp seemed to be alright, i excluded the internet problem cause i got the same type of lag on ofline games aswell.

 

[ahmadhijazi0]

Fair enough if you tested with offline games.

Ok, so it's not thermal throttling. How about cpu gpu usage when you have the stuttering? Are they both maxed out at 100%? How much memory is being used?

 

[besth13]

Usually cause i mostly play lol now gpu is around 2% and cpu is almost 100%

 

[ahmadhijazi0]

CPU at 100% and GPU at 2% while playing lol. That's def abnormal.

Here's a video of the same cpu playing lol at 1080p without a GTX 1050 Ti (using built-in APU) and cpu usage ~ 40%.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6EOGac8JeKw

At least we confirmed you do have a problem with your cpu. I am sorry but I don't know what to do next.

 

[J_E_D_70]

Argh - a mod told you the solution back near the start. You must have 8-pin cpu connector for it to work correctly. Just get a new psu and move on. Same thing as from here:
http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-3422065/motherboard-pin-cpu-connector-psu-pin.html#r19726266