PC massively underperforming

[shores2023]

System:
A8 7600
Gtx 1050 ti
Wb blue 1tb 7200rpm
600 watt evga psu
8 gigabytes 1600mhz ram

About a year ago I built a pc and since the beginning it seemed to be underperforming. I put in a gtx 1050 ti to replace the integrated graphics and while it has allowed my games to run at high settings some games especially EA Battlefront 2 stutter and crash, in this case even the initial loading screen. I know this isn't the best combo but the a8 7600 seems to be able without a gpu to run the game at about 30 fps not stuttering that much as seen here https://youtu.be/TVnGZ-KNDXc. I'm pretty sure it isn't thermal throttling and I've tried overclocking but it hasn't changed anything in terms of the stuttering.

 

[Asdfguy86]

System:
A8 7600
Gtx 1050 ti
Wb blue 1tb 7200rpm
600 watt evga psu
8 gigabytes 1600mhz ram

About a year ago I built a pc and since the beginning it seemed to be underperforming. I put in a gtx 1050 ti to replace the integrated graphics and while it has allowed my games to run at high settings some games especially EA Battlefront 2 stutter and crash, in this case even the initial loading screen. I know this isn't the best combo but the a8 7600 seems to be able without a gpu to run the game at about 30 fps not stuttering that much as seen here https://youtu.be/TVnGZ-KNDXc. I'm pretty sure it isn't thermal throttling and I've tried overclocking but it hasn't changed anything in terms of the stuttering.

What CPU cooler do you have on this thing? Also, what resolution are you running these games in? The person in the video was running Star Wars Battlefront 2 at 720p (1280x720). If you are running these games higher than that (like 1080p a.k.a 1920x1080), then that might be the answer to your low FPS problems. Another thing to check is if your system is clean on the inside, or free of dust.