Question Poor performance of GPU, flickering, stuttering and screen tearing

[gusttavin]

Good evening everyone, I hope you can help me.

3 years ago my config was an asus prime h510m-e, 1x8 ddr4 2400mhz, sata ssd, rx 550, i3-10100f and a generic thrones 500w source, this config being simple was much smoother some games, fixed fps without dropping.

The problem started after I decided to upgrade. I bought a rtx 3060 eagle gigabyte and a 600w gamemax gs source. From then on I started to notice that the games were no longer the same. I felt a lot of stuttering and flickering on the screen, even outside of games the pc screen would become distorted or shake, fps would drop, high frametime. I thought it could be a bottleneck so I upgraded the pc more, bought an nvme ssd and it didn't solve it. Then I changed to a b760m aorus elite, 1x16 ddr4 3600mhz and i5-12400f and even so the game was horrible and with shaking on the screen.

I've done everything; formatted the PC, ran antivirus, cleaned the PC, turned off and on vsync or gsync on the monitor and nothing. The PC basically only got good rarely. Out of nowhere the GPU performance was great but always with the problem. Then I saw reports that the GS600W Gamemax power supply was bad so I went there and changed it to an ASock Challenger 650W Bronze. The first 2 days with this power supply were wonderful, without any FPS drop and now the problem came back again and the last piece that really needs to be changed is the GPU.

Oh and the temperatures of the entire PC are normal, especially the CPU and GPU, I honestly don't know what to do anymore, one thing that always happens on the PC, even though I've formatted it several times is that the PC screen gets bugged when I minimize any program on the PC, as if it takes a long time to appear on the screen. I don't know how to explain it. I'll leave prints here of the quick stress test, my GPU is with power limitation, minimum clock under stress should reach around 1875+ and the GPU Voltage should reach its minimum 1,200v.

Drivers completely updated, I've even changed the power cable and monitor and nothing has solved it, when I enter games the GPU clock drops to 210MHz to 350MHz, when the FPS drops the memory clock also drops a lot, I've already changed the thermal paste and thermal pads of the GPU.

Current PC Config
RTX 3060 Eagle Gigabyte 12GB
i5-12400F
B760M Aorus Elite
1x16 DDR4 3600MHz Redragon
NVME SSD
ASRock Challenger 650W Bronze Power Supply

 

[Lutfij]

I bought a rtx 3060
The RTX 3000 series had an issue with high transient load spikes, people who got an RTX3090 were asked to overprovision on their PSU's with something like a 1.2KW unit. In your instance, you should've looked into an 850W unit. Now wattage isn't the only thing you should be looking for in a PSU. You're advised to invest in a reliably built unit.

This might be of use to you;

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wnRyyCsuHFQ


None of those units mentioned above are reliably built, let alone with enough wattage. My guestimate is that your PSU is the primary issue.

To add,
formatted the PC
What OS are you working with and did you recreate your bootable USB installer to rule out a corruption?

Lastly,
B760M Aorus Elite
https://www.gigabyte.com/Motherboard/B760M-AORUS-ELITE-rev-1x/sp#spyou're working with one stick how are you working with DDR4 ram when the board has DDR5 slots? Or are you working with this board;
https://www.gigabyte.com/Motherboard/B760M-AORUS-ELITE-DDR4-rev-1x
? If so, you should clarify what the board's make and model is. As for the ram, you should've looked into a 2x16GB kit, to get the most out of your platform. What BIOS version are you on for your motherboard?

IMHO, you didn't perform much of an upgrade yet you seemed to have emptied out your wallet. No offence meant.

 

[gusttavin]

I bought a rtx 3060
The RTX 3000 series had an issue with high transient load spikes, people who got an RTX3090 were asked to overprovision on their PSU's with something like a 1.2KW unit. In your instance, you should've looked into an 850W unit. Now wattage isn't the only thing you should be looking for in a PSU. You're advised to invest in a reliably built unit.

This might be of use to you;

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wnRyyCsuHFQ


None of those units mentioned above are reliably built, let alone with enough wattage. My guestimate is that your PSU is the primary issue.

To add,
formatted the PC
What OS are you working with and did you recreate your bootable USB installer to rule out a corruption?

Lastly,
B760M Aorus Elite
https://www.gigabyte.com/Motherboard/B760M-AORUS-ELITE-rev-1x/sp#spyou're working with one stick how are you working with DDR4 ram when the board has DDR5 slots? Or are you working with this board;
https://www.gigabyte.com/Motherboard/B760M-AORUS-ELITE-DDR4-rev-1x
? If so, you should clarify what the board's make and model is. As for the ram, you should've looked into a 2x16GB kit, to get the most out of your platform. What BIOS version are you on for your motherboard?

IMHO, you didn't perform much of an upgrade yet you seemed to have emptied out your wallet. No offence meant.

Hello, how are you? So, I don't see any point in putting an 800W+ power supply in a configuration that needs at least a 600W power supply. I tested this new power supply on another PC with a 3060 but with 8GB and it worked really well there, games ran very smoothly. I also tested it with the other 2 8GB DDR4 memory sticks each to use dual channel and I still have the same problems on my PC.

My motherboard is the B760m Aorus Elite DDR4 Rev 1x.

I don't know what happens, every now and then the computer decides to be fine, without any apparent crashes, and after 2 or 3 days it goes back to normal.

It's very strange that screen tearing happens on Windows without even playing, so I don't understand. My system is Windows 10.

 

[gusttavin]

Good afternoon everyone, I come here to this topic to see if you can help me, let's go, I realize that my PC in games is not as good as it should be, even on the desktop, I simply notice an infinite bottleneck that does not stop chasing me even changing the PC parts, I moved house and also changed some peripherals, I always see one of the cores of my CPU reach 100% in simple browser games, about 4 years ago I had an i3-10100f, 1x8 ddr4, h510m-e asus prime, ssd nvme kingston, rx 550 4gb and a generic thrones 500w source, simply in this configuration my games and the PC itself were very fast without any kind of problem or bottlenecks, it was perfect, that's when I decided to buy a Gamemax 600w source and an rtx 3060, from then on the problem arose Slowness in games, stutters, etc. I did everything to try to identify the problem. I disconnected the USB ports from the front panel of the case, formatted Windows 10, ran an antivirus, cleaned the PC, changed the thermal paste on the GPU and CPU, monitored it, and ran several stress tests, but nothing. The PC seemed normal. It only lags when playing games or even when I'm on the desktop. So I decided to change the PC's parts, thinking it could solve the problem. I bought a B760M Aorus Elite, 2x8 DDR4 3200MHz, SSD NVME M.2, i5-12400F, water cooler, Asrock Challenger 650W Bronze. I just haven't changed the case yet, and the problem still haunts me. I left my old hardware to my wife. For a while, both her PC and mine had a screen shaking. I think it's called tearing. It still happens to me and her PC. Other than that, her game's FPS is much better and much smoother. That's when I thought that It could be a USB port on my PC. I uninstalled the drivers, formatted it again, and nothing. I did all of this and more. The problem seems to only haunt me, even after replacing all the hardware. What I have from my old PC is still the Kumara K552 keyboard, and the fans from my old PC are on my current one. I replaced the old mouse with a new one, thinking it might solve the problem, and it did for a short while. I even noticed the game was a little smoother. However, because this mouse is wireless, the cursor would freeze all the time on my PC, and I don't know why. My wife uses a wireless one too, and it works fine on hers. I tested my mouse on hers, and it was fine too. I downloaded the mouse driver, set it to 1000Hz, and nothing changed. It was only after formatting the PC that it returned to normal. Anyway, there's nothing else to do. I've done three hundred different tests, and nothing. It just haunts me. I'll leave a screenshot of the Task Manager here. Obviously, I didn't just use it to check the CPU; I've done it with others too.

I will also leave the link to the topic I created on the Nvidia forum. Someone tried to help me in many ways and nothing worked. I even did the test with 3DMark and the hwinfo log and hosted it on Google Drive for anyone who wants to analyze it. It's all in this forum: https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforc...erformance-of-gpu-flickering-stuttering-and-/


here is the picture of the task manager: cores

Current PC configuration:

Rtx 3060 12gb
b760m aorus elite
2x8 ddr4 redragon
i5-12400f
water cooler 240mm
ssd nvme m.2 wdblue
asrock challenger 650w bronze
windows 10
180Hz monitor

 

[Third-Eye]

Do the fans on the RTX 3060 get loud when playing a game or starting a game? High fan speed with "normal" temperatures, usually under 75c with gaming loads, can indicate possible overheating for various reasons. It's usually thermal paste pump out.

I swear I'm starting to look like a broken record on repeat with how many 30 series graphics cards or just old graphics cards I've seen or heard are overheating this year, and I keep asking about fan rpm and GPU temperature. I've lost count.

 

[JayGau]

Whether or not this is the cause of your problems, get rid of the Gamemax PSU ASAP. This brand is rated as one the worst on every PSU Tier list. Replace immediately.

 

[gusttavin]

As ventoinhas da RTX 3060 fazem barulho ao jogar ou iniciar um jogo? Alta velocidade da ventoinha com temperaturas "normais", geralmente abaixo de 75 °C com cargas de jogo, pode indicar possível superaquecimento por vários motivos. Geralmente é a saída de pasta térmica.

Juro que estou começando a parecer um disco riscado de tantos gráficos da série 30 ou simplesmente antigos que vi ou ouvi falar que estão superaquecendo este ano, e continuo perguntando sobre a rotação do ventilador e a temperatura da GPU. Perdi a conta.

I recently started hearing noises in it and in the fan, I think it's called coil whine, and yesterday there were worse noises in the GPU even without doing anything on the PC, just leaving it there, the entire PC temperature is normal, even doing extreme benchmarks with several types of programs, I've already changed the thermal paste on the GPU and CPU to see if it would solve the problem and nothing, the brand of thermal paste is ts-cold and I've also changed its thermal pads.

 

[gusttavin]

Seja esta ou não a causa dos seus problemas, livre-se da sua fonte Gamemax o mais rápido possível. Esta marca é classificada como uma das piores em todas as listas de fontes de alimentação. Substitua-a imediatamente.

This is my old power supply. I replaced this GameMax one, thinking it might be the problem, so I bought an ASRock Challenger 650W. For the first three days, my PC worked wonderfully, but then the problem reappeared. 🙁

This problem has literally been haunting me for years. To give you an idea, I thought it might be my mouse causing these issues due to the polling rate. So I bought a Redragon M808-KS wireless, and as soon as I plugged the mouse into my PC, the cursor started freezing. I set the Hz to 1000Hz maximum, and it improved a lot, but I still notice some stuttering. And most impressively, after putting this new mouse on my PC, my microphone started having audio stutters. Out of nowhere, the sound stops working and comes back, sometimes with a hiss, but most of the time it just stops and the sound comes back.

 

[gusttavin]

I ran several tests and posted them at this link on the Nvidia forum, but I also posted the Firestrike test here. From what I've heard, it could be an issue with the PC's sensor readings, causing the boost on both to work incorrectly.
link: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1mF2hWbQ_xKmNk_QURidOKvwx1U1tOKbx?usp=sharing

link 2:https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/17zMTlWNBkdb4MHonmLdGz9AB_Wx3JuX3?usp=sharing

link3: https://www.3dmark.com/3dm/137596758

 

[Third-Eye]

I recently started hearing noises in it and in the fan, I think it's called coil whine, and yesterday there were worse noises in the GPU even without doing anything on the PC, just leaving it there, the entire PC temperature is normal, even doing extreme benchmarks with several types of programs, I've already changed the thermal paste on the GPU and CPU to see if it would solve the problem and nothing, the brand of thermal paste is ts-cold and I've also changed its thermal pads.

Coil whine happens and doesn't or shouldn't affect the GPUs performance or operation. Thermal paste alone isn't really so much the issue with overheating as is what causes it, such has incorrect heatsink pressure on the GPU.

If you're hearing noise from the graphics card, it might be the fans grinding and either need to be lubed properly or fully replaced. Both options are not very expensive, but lubing the fans is a bit harder to do than just replacing fans.

I also had another look at the nvidia forum posts, and now I think you have some other kind of hardware issue, but I'm not totally convinced it's just USB related, but it's still possible. It might be software you keep installing or maybe if you're running a stripped down version of Windows, it could have some issue. Running a single ram module might be contributing to the problem of stutter.

 

[gusttavin]

Coil whine happens and doesn't or shouldn't affect the GPUs performance or operation. Thermal paste alone isn't really so much the issue with overheating as is what causes it, such has incorrect heatsink pressure on the GPU.

If you're hearing noise from the graphics card, it might be the fans grinding and either need to be lubed properly or fully replaced. Both options are not very expensive, but lubing the fans is a bit harder to do than just replacing fans.

I also had another look at the nvidia forum posts, and now I think you have some other kind of hardware issue, but I'm not totally convinced it's just USB related, but it's still possible. It might be software you keep installing or maybe if you're running a stripped down version of Windows, it could have some issue. Running a single ram module might be contributing to the problem of stutter.

Regarding the video card, these noises that started happening are really bad.

I'm almost 100% sure the GPU isn't the real problem with my PC, as you can see on the Nvidia forum. I tested my wife's GPU on my PC and installed the RX550 drivers, and it had the same problem. I also ran several tests and sent them to the guy on the Nvidia forum, and according to his analysis, it really isn't my GPU.

Usually, when I format Windows, I let all the drivers install through Windows Update, only the GPU one, which is available through the Nvidia website.

I always immediately install Chrome, WinRAR 64-bit 713br, and Discord, and download my motherboard's app to download chipset drivers, etc., but even before downloading the motherboard app, the problem persists.

The guy said it's some kind of CPU physics issue. It seems this problem only persists on me. My old PC, which had the same problem, disappeared when I passed it on to my wife, and I downloaded the same software my PC has.

I use Windows 10 22h2 19045.6093

Regarding RAM, I have two more x8 RAMs from my wife's PC that I tested on my PC in dual channel with and without XMP enabled, and it still has the same problem. I've already reset the motherboard BIOS to the latest version and also reverted to the older version to test, but the problem hasn't gone away.

So far, my mouse pointer still freezes on the PC screen and the microphone has audio issues. I also tested both on my wife's PC, and nothing, no problem there.

And thank you very much for your time in trying to help me

 

[gusttavin]

Coil whine happens and doesn't or shouldn't affect the GPUs performance or operation. Thermal paste alone isn't really so much the issue with overheating as is what causes it, such has incorrect heatsink pressure on the GPU.

If you're hearing noise from the graphics card, it might be the fans grinding and either need to be lubed properly or fully replaced. Both options are not very expensive, but lubing the fans is a bit harder to do than just replacing fans.

I also had another look at the nvidia forum posts, and now I think you have some other kind of hardware issue, but I'm not totally convinced it's just USB related, but it's still possible. It might be software you keep installing or maybe if you're running a stripped down version of Windows, it could have some issue. Running a single ram module might be contributing to the problem of stutter.

I did another test, I downloaded Windows to Go through Rufus with an official Microsoft ISO, I let the update install all the drivers, I restarted and even so, even in this Windows I still have hardware, mouse and headset problems.

 

[Third-Eye]

I did another test, I downloaded Windows to Go through Rufus with an official Microsoft ISO, I let the update install all the drivers, I restarted and even so, even in this Windows I still have hardware, mouse and headset problems.

Where are you plugging in your USB devices, is it in the Front or Rear of the PC?

Have you tried moving your USB devices to different USB ports?

Try only plugging in the mouse, and then try each USB port to see if the freezing or any stutter issues disappear and make note of the USB ports that cause the issue if it happens again. You might also want to try using the wireless mouse adapter with a USB extension cable if you have one. If you have a wired mouse, try that too.

 

[gusttavin]

Where are you plugging in your USB devices, is it in the Front or Rear of the PC?

Have you tried moving your USB devices to different USB ports?

Try only plugging in the mouse, and then try each USB port to see if the freezing or any stutter issues disappear and make note of the USB ports that cause the issue if it happens again. You might also want to try using the wireless mouse adapter with a USB extension cable if you have one. If you have a wired mouse, try that too.

I connect all the USB ports to the motherboard's USB ports. I disconnected the entire front of the case to see if they were the possible culprits.

Yes, I've tried all the USB ports, and it always seems to work. Even before this wireless mouse, I have another one here with a regular wire. It works perfectly on the PC. Now, when I use my wireless mouse on my wife's PC, the mouse works fine.

My wife also has a wireless mouse on her PC from a different brand, but on my PC, the mouse also freezes. At the same time, the mouse freezes, I can hear the headset sound freeze. The GPU fans haven't made any noise today, but there's a looping problem with the fan. It spins for 2 seconds, then stops, then spins for 2 seconds again, forming an infinite loop. This is when the PC is quiet with nothing running.

And I don't have this adapter extension. I honestly don't know why this problem is bothering me, lol. I've replaced absolutely everything on my PC, even the peripherals. I checked the Windows event logs and found some errors, but the possible errors related to the mouse and keyboard aren't showing up.

Error: DeviceSetupManager 131. There were several errors here, but it seems I fixed it by modifying the Windows logs, and the problem still persists. Other than that, there are no other errors in the events.

 

[gusttavin]

Where are you plugging in your USB devices, is it in the Front or Rear of the PC?

Have you tried moving your USB devices to different USB ports?

Try only plugging in the mouse, and then try each USB port to see if the freezing or any stutter issues disappear and make note of the USB ports that cause the issue if it happens again. You might also want to try using the wireless mouse adapter with a USB extension cable if you have one. If you have a wired mouse, try that too.

I recorded a test video, but I don't know if the mouse slowness problem will be clear in the video, apart from the FPS drops I have in a game, but on my screen the mouse freezes, some things take a little while to open, but it's not a problem and also a low FPS in a simple browser game, I notice that when the mouse freezes a small frame is lost in the recording, I searched in some places and they said it's the processor activating the boost at the wrong times, incorrect sensor readings causing loss of performance and/or the monitor not being able to synchronize with the FPS that the GPU sends, but it's strange that it isn't because I have another monitor here and this one is 60Hz.

Video link:

View: https://youtu.be/r2c1gK2zcC8


Video link 2:

View: https://youtu.be/IyvGMJTk9Yw


Oh, and I used several antivirus programs to test, and nothing was found.

I updated and removed Windows 10 updates, and I still had the same problem, even after formatting.

 

[Third-Eye]

I read over your original post again for ideas and it seems like the only common factor between your old system and the new one is the RTX 3060. You mentioned that you had changed to a new mouse and nothing changed in the behavior, but had gone back to normal after reformat and reinstall.

Do you remember if it was before or after you installed the graphics card driver that it was back to normal? Also, with your 180hz display, are you using HDMI or DisplayPort?

 

[gusttavin]

I read over your original post again for ideas and it seems like the only common factor between your old system and the new one is the RTX 3060. You mentioned that you had changed to a new mouse and nothing changed in the behavior, but had gone back to normal after reformat and reinstall.

Do you remember if it was before or after you installed the graphics card driver that it was back to normal? Also, with your 180hz display, are you using HDMI or DisplayPort?

Exactly. Before my PC got this bad four years ago, it was right after I bought the RTX 3060 with a GameMax 600. So, thinking about that, I bought a new power supply, and it didn't solve the PC's problem, so it seems to be the GPU.

That's right. I had uninstalled the drivers and reinstalled them with DDU, and the mouse problem finally went away, but now it's back.

It was after I uninstalled and reinstalled the GPU drivers that it went back to normal. A day later, everything went back to normal.

Yes, I have a 180Hz monitor and use the DisplayPort cable that came with it.

By the way, these problems I have with bad FPS on the PC, I also remember that when I used raw and put the display option 2.0 or 1.3 there was a significant improvement in the games, but it's a quick thing, after restarting the PC everything goes back to normal, the PC gets bad again, I've already installed that Nvidia firmware for RTX 30 cards regarding displayID and it doesn't solve it either.

 

[gusttavin]

I read over your original post again for ideas and it seems like the only common factor between your old system and the new one is the RTX 3060. You mentioned that you had changed to a new mouse and nothing changed in the behavior, but had gone back to normal after reformat and reinstall.

Do you remember if it was before or after you installed the graphics card driver that it was back to normal? Also, with your 180hz display, are you using HDMI or DisplayPort?

By the way, if you can help me, does my configuration support an RTX 5060 Dual Asus? My PC configuration is B760M Aorus Elite, i5-12400F with an Asrock Challenger 650W Bronze.

At the moment I'm just thinking about the possibility of buying it, but first I need to try to solve this PC problem.

https://imgur.com/a/DA1Wa5q

View: https://imgur.com/a/DA1Wa5q

 

[Third-Eye]

By the way, if you can help me, does my configuration support an RTX 5060 Dual Asus? My PC configuration is B760M Aorus Elite, i5-12400F with an Asrock Challenger 650W Bronze.

At the moment I'm just thinking about the possibility of buying it, but first I need to try to solve this PC problem.

https://imgur.com/a/DA1Wa5q

View: https://imgur.com/a/DA1Wa5q

I'm not really sure what the issue is with the PC. The only other thing I can suggest is changing the display out port you're using from the GPU into your display. Try both HDMI and DisplayPort and try different refresh rates from 60Hz to the maximum available for HDMI and DP out. Try other Display cables from the cables you have been using throughout testing.

Your power supply should handle everything up to a RTX 5070 or RX 9070 without issue since your CPU is low power enough to not cause power draw issues. The system itself can take any GPU with the only limiting factor being size for your case and the need for a higher wattage and higher quality power supply.

Personally, I'd get an RX 9060 XT 16GB over a RTX 5060 if it's near the price of the RTX 5060, since you get double the VRAM and none of the performance or graphics quality issues with running out of VRAM on an 8GB card. It should also use the same or less power as the RTX 3060, and only a little more than the 5060. Performance with the 9060 XT is 10-12% higher at 1080p and 20-25% higher at 1440p.

 

[gusttavin]

I'm not really sure what the issue is with the PC. The only other thing I can suggest is changing the display out port you're using from the GPU into your display. Try both HDMI and DisplayPort and try different refresh rates from 60Hz to the maximum available for HDMI and DP out. Try other Display cables from the cables you have been using throughout testing.

Your power supply should handle everything up to a RTX 5070 or RX 9070 without issue since your CPU is low power enough to not cause power draw issues. The system itself can take any GPU with the only limiting factor being size for your case and the need for a higher wattage and higher quality power supply.

Personally, I'd get an RX 9060 XT 16GB over a RTX 5060 if it's near the price of the RTX 5060, since you get double the VRAM and none of the performance or graphics quality issues with running out of VRAM on an 8GB card. It should also use the same or less power as the RTX 3060, and only a little more than the 5060. Performance with the 9060 XT is 10-12% higher at 1080p and 20-25% higher at 1440p.

Well, man, the problem is quite complex...

Regarding the GPU outputs, I've already used them all. My RTX has two DisplayPort and two HDMI inputs. I've already used all four because I also have an HDMI cable.

Regarding using other refresh rates, when I use them, the games flicker and the colors on the monitor look bad. It only works well at 165Hz or 180Hz, which I've also tested.

And thank you very much for the recommendations. If I can't solve this problem on my PC, I'll replace it with one of these GPUs. Thanks a lot

 

[GearUp]

Well, man, the problem is quite complex...

Regarding the GPU outputs, I've already used them all. My RTX has two DisplayPort and two HDMI inputs. I've already used all four because I also have an HDMI cable.

Regarding using other refresh rates, when I use them, the games flicker and the colors on the monitor look bad. It only works well at 165Hz or 180Hz, which I've also tested.

And thank you very much for the recommendations. If I can't solve this problem on my PC, I'll replace it with one of these GPUs. Thanks a lot

I got a RTX 4060 to resolve a sleep issue with a GTX750Ti. It was undoubtedly due to no driver update available for DisplayPort connection. The motherboard only has DP and works fine. A wireless mouse compounded the problem. A 10-year-old system was changed to onboard HDMI graphics for the second (TV) display and HDMI for the main monitor with the 750Ti. The wireless mouse works fine there now.

 

[gusttavin]

I got a RTX 4060 to resolve a sleep issue with a GTX750Ti. It was undoubtedly due to no driver update available for DisplayPort connection. The motherboard only has DP and works fine. A wireless mouse compounded the problem. A 10-year-old system was changed to onboard HDMI graphics for the second (TV) display and HDMI for the main monitor with the 750Ti. The wireless mouse works fine there now.

Thanks for your experiences. In this case, my CPU doesn't have integrated video, so I always connect the cable directly to the GPU's DP port. The same goes for using an HDMI cable, since my monitor supports both ports.

Another thing I didn't do was reinstall the GPU drivers when using the HDMI cable between the monitor and GPU.

 

[gusttavin]

Another thing I noticed was that I took the wired mouse hub and put it in another USB port and the mouse didn't work at all, but that same port works for my wireless mouse and my wireless headset.

and it seems that the lag is getting even worse in games, I tried to do something that the guy said, download all the chipset drivers for the motherboard, turn off the internet on the PC and disable Windows updates and, incredibly, none of the motherboard drivers install on the PC that way, I had to turn on the internet and download these drivers through Gigabyte's GCC

 

[Third-Eye]

Another thing I noticed was that I took the wired mouse hub and put it in another USB port and the mouse didn't work at all, but that same port works for my wireless mouse and my wireless headset.

and it seems that the lag is getting even worse in games, I tried to do something that the guy said, download all the chipset drivers for the motherboard, turn off the internet on the PC and disable Windows updates and, incredibly, none of the motherboard drivers install on the PC that way, I had to turn on the internet and download these drivers through Gigabyte's GCC

You don't need to use any Gigabyte software to get the drivers, and it's usually better not to use any manufacturer software if you can avoid it, because they are notorious for often causing issues with system stability. I honestly wouldn't be surprised if that GCC program is constantly trying to check for updates for your PC and it's failing, and might explain some of the error messages in the Event Viewer.

You can get the drivers from the product support page of your motherboard. You should only need the the latest Realtek HD Audio Driver, Intel INF installation, Realtek LAN Driver, and Intel Graphic Driver from the support page. The rest of the drivers are either nothing need or not supported by your current system hardware configuration.

Windows update should actually have all the latest Intel drivers available and you would or should only need the LAN driver to be able to get everything downloaded and configured through Windows Update, but I would still install the driver packages available on the product support page.

This is the support page for the USA site, but I think it will ask you to change to your local region site if there is one. https://www.gigabyte.com/Motherboard/B760M-AORUS-ELITE-rev-1x/support#dl

 

[gusttavin]

Você não precisa usar nenhum software da Gigabyte para obter os drivers, e geralmente é melhor não usar nenhum software do fabricante, se possível, pois eles são conhecidos por causar problemas de estabilidade do sistema. Sinceramente, eu não ficaria surpreso se o programa GCC estivesse constantemente tentando verificar se há atualizações para o seu PC e falhasse, o que pode explicar algumas das mensagens de erro no Visualizador de Eventos.

Você pode obter os drivers na página de suporte da sua placa-mãe. Você só precisa do driver de áudio HD Realtek mais recente, da instalação do Intel INF, do driver de LAN Realtek e do driver gráfico Intel na página de suporte. Os demais drivers não são necessários ou não são suportados pela configuração de hardware do seu sistema atual.

O Windows Update deve ter todos os drivers Intel mais recentes disponíveis e você precisaria apenas do driver LAN para conseguir baixar e configurar tudo pelo Windows Update, mas eu ainda instalaria os pacotes de driver disponíveis na página de suporte do produto.

Esta é a página de suporte do site dos EUA, mas acho que será solicitado que você altere para o site da sua região, se houver um. https://www.gigabyte.com/Motherboard/B760M-AORUS-ELITE-rev-1x/support#dl

Yes, it was through the website itself that I installed the motherboard drivers instead of their application, what I meant is that with this new updated chipset driver when I downloaded it from the website and tried to install it on the PC, it simply did not install at all, the only way was through the Gigabyte program gcc