[SOLVED] My PC is under performing and i am getting a lot of stutters/hitching during game play

[marcus3396]

Hi guys i have recently upgraded my pc my current specs are
i5 9600kf
gtx 1060 3gb
(2x4 gb) Drr4 ram 2666mhz
Msi h310M Pro-M2 Plus motherboard
1tb hdd
60gb ssd
550 w PSU

During Gameplay i experience stuttering this only really occurs on games with big maps for example COD warzone, fortnite BR. Before my upgrade i used to get poor performance so i decided to upgrade the parts i thought were causing the problem. So the motherboard, Ram and CPU are all new not even a week old. I have watched countless videos before resorting to this i have suspicion that it is the HDD since its about 4 years old but im not too sure. I have defragmented it recently and did the cmd checkup on the HDD but with no avail i still suffer from the problem. Is their any way i can pinpoint my problem. I have literally almost changed every part in my PC if its not the HDD causing these problems it could be my GPU? (Also i haven't overclocked my CPU they are still at factory settings, i will also be doing some more benchmarks on different games to compare results)

 

[helpstar]

update the BIOS to the latest version by M-Flash in the BIOS menu (don´t flash in windows)

gtx 1060 3gb could be the problem

to have a look what the problem could be:
run userbenchmark.com and post the http link of your result

 

[marcus3396]

update the BIOS to the latest version by M-Flash in the BIOS menu (don´t flash in windows)

gtx 1060 3gb could be the problem

to have a look what the problem could be:
run userbenchmark.com and post the http link of your result

https://www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/28906297 the results

 

[helpstar]

The system drive might be out of space, only 3GB left there. Delete unnecessary files, clean up the drive a bit. Better get a SSD with at least 120GB, better 250GB or more for the system drive. Like a Crucial MX500

Check the SSD for errors with "crystal disk".

Did you install windows freshly on this hardware?

 

[marcus3396]

The system drive might be out of space, only 3GB left there. Delete unnecessary files, clean up the drive a bit. Better get a SSD with at least 120GB, better 250GB or more for the system drive. Like a Crucial MX500

Check the SSD for errors with "crystal disk".

Did you install windows freshly on this hardware?

The ssd just holds the windows and some other programmes i upgraded to windows 10 maybe a year ago i did a OS reset to help fix some other problems. Ill clean up the drive of some unwanted stuff and test it with crystal disk