[SOLVED] Pc really not doing well after installing new mobo, cpu and ram.

[Notrent]

So today I managed to install my new mobo (H510m S2H) and an i5 10400f. After installing everything, it booted up like normal surprisingly to my normal windows. However it was laggy as hell and while searching around people said that a fresh reinstall of windows is recommended when changing your motherboard. So here I am after reinstalling windows 3 times, with a USB drive totally fresh not just a factory reset, and I still can't get away from the lag and slow app startups. Any suggestions?

 

[kanewolf]

So today I managed to install my new mobo (H510m S2H) and an i5 10400f. After installing everything, it booted up like normal surprisingly to my normal windows. However it was laggy as hell and while searching around people said that a fresh reinstall of windows is recommended when changing your motherboard. So here I am after reinstalling windows 3 times, with a USB drive totally fresh not just a factory reset, and I still can't get away from the lag and slow app startups. Any suggestions?

Run userbenchmark.com and post a link to the results. It gives us a standardized benchmark insight.

 

[mdd1963]

At least it booted....

I'd just wipe and reload...

If unwilling, you can try deleting all chipset /CPU references in device manager, rebooting, and/or installing correct H510 chipset drivers unique to your mainboard.

Clearly simply rebooting and hoping everything is 'auto-installed' rarely works out well.

 

[Phillip Corcoran]

At least it booted....

I'd just wipe and reload...

If unwilling, you can try deleting all chipset /CPU references in device manager, rebooting, and/or installing correct H510 chipset drivers unique to your mainboard.

Clearly simply rebooting and hoping everything is 'auto-installed' rarely works out well.

You evidently didn't read the OP's entire post where he clearly said:

"So here I am after reinstalling windows 3 times"

 

[Notrent]

At least it booted....

I'd just wipe and reload...

If unwilling, you can try deleting all chipset /CPU references in device manager, rebooting, and/or installing correct H510 chipset drivers unique to your mainboard.

Clearly simply rebooting and hoping everything is 'auto-installed' rarely works out well.

Yea my pc booting up after this upgrade is an miracle in itself considering I didn't even uninstall any drivers before it. And yea I have reinstalled windows 3 times using a USB, unfortunately same result.

I will try deleting all chipset or cpu references, I even used the gigabyte cd that came in with the mobo to install everything but it didn't make a huge difference. I'm trying to find my motherboards drivers too. It's just that everything takes long to load and my mouse is laggy and opening a new app or downloading something will result in a minutes worth of lag. I'll keep trying today though

 

[Notrent]

Run userbenchmark.com and post a link to the results. It gives us a standardized benchmark insight.

UserBenchmarks: Game 32%, Desk 91%, Work 29%
CPU: Intel Core i5-10400F - 90.2%
GPU: Nvidia RTX 3070 - 26.7%
SSD: Samsung 870 QVO 1TB - 76.9%
RAM: Adata DDR4 3200 2x8GB - 88%
MBD: Gigabyte GA-H510M S2H
Here it is man, pretty bad results I think, dont know whats causing this.

 

[kanewolf]

UserBenchmarks: Game 32%, Desk 91%, Work 29%
CPU: Intel Core i5-10400F - 90.2%
GPU: Nvidia RTX 3070 - 26.7%
SSD: Samsung 870 QVO 1TB - 76.9%
RAM: Adata DDR4 3200 2x8GB - 88%
MBD: Gigabyte GA-H510M S2H
Here it is man, pretty bad results I think, dont know whats causing this.

Looks like graphic card is the main problem area. What power supply do you have ?

 

[Notrent]

Looks like graphic card is the main problem area. What power supply do you have ?

So I have a tx650m from crosair and it hasn't had any problem. Also installed the gpu drivers and plugged in the extra pins for the gpu. However is everything else good?

 

[kanewolf]

So I have a tx650m from crosair and it hasn't had any problem. Also installed the gpu drivers and plugged in the extra pins for the gpu. However is everything else good?

The RAM could run faster, but everything else looks reasonable.

 

[Notrent]

The RAM could run faster, but everything else looks reasonable.

Also I checked nzxt cam and it says gpu load is at 0%, maybe my gpu isn't being used or something? Any fixes on that?

 

[kanewolf]

Also I checked nzxt cam and it says gpu load is at 0%, maybe my gpu isn't being used or something? Any fixes on that?

Not my area of expertise. I don't game so I pay zero attention to graphics card threads.

Could you have something like vSync enabled on the monitor?
What are your temps like ?

 

[Notrent]

Not my area of expertise. I don't game so I pay zero attention to graphics card threads.

Could you have something like vSync enabled on the monitor?
What are your temps like ?

I don't have vsync enabled at all and it like lags whenever I open an app or just move from an app or tab. Also I'm not gaming at all atm, just trying to do basic stuff like opening apps and installing stuff which is hard with all the slowness. My temps are completely fine not sure if my gpu is being used fully though

 

[kanewolf]

I don't have vsync enabled at all and it like lags whenever I open an app or just move from an app or tab. Also I'm not gaming at all atm, just trying to do basic stuff like opening apps and installing stuff which is hard with all the slowness. My temps are completely fine not sure if my gpu is being used fully though

Since your CPU doesn't have an integrated graphics, your GPU has to be creating your display(s).
WHY it is performing so poorly? I don't know.

Maybe start a new thread in graphics cards with your performance issue and a link to your userbenchmark results.
Include your monitor(s), connection types (DP, HDMI, etc), and resolutions.
Include your power supply in your description.
Good luck.

 

[Notrent]

Since your CPU doesn't have an integrated graphics, your GPU has to be creating your display(s).
WHY it is performing so poorly? I don't know.

Maybe start a new thread in graphics cards with your performance issue and a link to your userbenchmark results.
Include your monitor(s), connection types (DP, HDMI, etc), and resolutions.
Include your power supply in your description.
Good luck.

I think you are right, my gpu has to be the problem because everything else seems fine. Guess I'll create a new thread and see if someone knows about it, thanks for the info

 

[Notrent]

Since your CPU doesn't have an integrated graphics, your GPU has to be creating your display(s).
WHY it is performing so poorly? I don't know.

Maybe start a new thread in graphics cards with your performance issue and a link to your userbenchmark results.
Include your monitor(s), connection types (DP, HDMI, etc), and resolutions.
Include your power supply in your description.
Good luck.

Hello, very late reply but I found out the problem. It was actually the motherboard apparently it just couldn't handle the cpu or something. I looked up h510m s2h motherboard on the internet and barely found many reviews of it so I take it the model is just bad and not worth buying. Other than that I've got a new mobo and everything is working fine now so thanks for the help.