New build halp

[samuelmcgary]

So recently I built my new system which is...

I3-3320 3.30ghz
Evga Gtx 1060 3gb non-oc
Evga 500w 80 plus white
Evga dg-73
Pinevalley motherboard dibr75 (stole it from my prebuilt dell pc ^_^)
6gbs of ddr3 1600mhz ram 4+2 dual channEl
1tb hybrid harddrive/ssd from seagate

I knew that my system bottlenecked my gpu but every single game I play my CPU,RAM, and my disk go to 100%/throttle's and it makes me stutters ALOT

Can anyone offer me a solution or something that I can buy (cheap pls) that will help , Thanks

 

[Ztdutxjgxgtu]

With these hardwares , you can only reinstall windows, and optimize it to lower stress of cpu, ram.
Or if you gan get cheap /used i5 2500 or 3570

 

[SkyNetRising]

every single game I play my CPU,RAM, and my disk go to 100%/throttle's and it makes me stutters ALOT

Get SSD for your PC. Upgrade ram.

 

[dlloyd1025]

i3 really is the economy series of processors, definitely a i5 would make a difference. Plus upgrading ram, I was running at 100% RAM usage on mine at 8gb. Then got an additional 8gb, not even with chrome open with like 10 tabs on my 2nd screen, and a game running on my main screen. It doesn't get to 100%.

 

[samuelmcgary]

BUT RAM IS EXPENSIVE EVEN CHEAP DDR3 :///////

 

[dlloyd1025]

https://www.amazon.com/Patriot-Signature-PC3-12800-1600MHz-PSD34G160081/dp/B00AASUPHK/ref=sr_1_7?s=pc&ie=UTF8&qid=1532092400&sr=1-7&keywords=ddr3

$27 for a 4GB stick, not sure how much you need and what you are trying to do with it. But with a 1060 Ti, it seems that you want to be able to game. So if you care about your games running well, you can handle $27 or even $54 for a couple sticks.

Plus if you care about gaming, you probably should have gotten a higher processor then i3 to begin with. But just my opinion.