Hello! First of all, Sorry for my English!
I don't know, what can I do guys, so I need to ask you...
I just upgraded my PC, from i7 4770, EVGA GTX 970 SC, and 2x4 GB DDR3 RAM.
The new setup is the following: i7 8700K (Stock), Asus Strix ROG GTX 1070 Ti (Stock)
2x4 GB DDR4 2666Mhz RAM, XMP on. (I will upgrade later)
ASRock b360 Pro 4
And, I have massive stuttering in games. Before the new setup, the Rainbow Six Siege ran just smoothly. Now, I can max it out to the maximum, but very rarely it's stutters. Playable, not so annoying. But before I didn't see like that. The RAM usage is okay. The themps are okay too.
Shadow of The Tomb Raider: Maxed out: 80-90 FPS, I use V-sync, sometimes drops down to 58-57 when I entering a new area, the game freezes, But I think it's causes the optimalization.
Ghost Recon Wildlands: If I max it out, can't hold the stable 60 FPS, It's okay but sometimes it's stutters too. The RAM usage still just 70-71%
Battlefield 1: Oooh, This is really anoying, when I spawn or just run forward, sometimes the FPS drops down to 57, but after playing a hour, start massive stuttering, every 10 seconds, at every blowing and when the Match ended, the game just freeze for a few min. I need to restart the game. Yes, the RAM usage here is 90% but before in Win7 The GTA V just holded the Stable 60 FPS with 92%. I know, I need more RAM, but the previous setup didn't act like that... And that was just a DDR3 RAM. Just get stutters in every game, the Rainbow at least is playable.
I tried everything. I tried the EmptyStandBy stuff, I tried set the piority to High, I cleaned the RAM. Changing DX11-12. Lowering the graphics... Shuted down and deleted every useless softwares. Updated the drivers... I did EVERYTHING!
Every hardware is brand new but I think one is broken. I don't know witch one. I can max out the games, and they holding the 100+ FPS, but.. stutters... When the FPS drops, the GPU usage drops down too. Can you send me some programs, how can I test my CPU, VGA etc... Please!
Here is a video I got the similar stuff: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u7m3_Oxogm8
Thank you!
Kristóf
I don't know, what can I do guys, so I need to ask you...
I just upgraded my PC, from i7 4770, EVGA GTX 970 SC, and 2x4 GB DDR3 RAM.
The new setup is the following: i7 8700K (Stock), Asus Strix ROG GTX 1070 Ti (Stock)
2x4 GB DDR4 2666Mhz RAM, XMP on. (I will upgrade later)
ASRock b360 Pro 4
And, I have massive stuttering in games. Before the new setup, the Rainbow Six Siege ran just smoothly. Now, I can max it out to the maximum, but very rarely it's stutters. Playable, not so annoying. But before I didn't see like that. The RAM usage is okay. The themps are okay too.
Shadow of The Tomb Raider: Maxed out: 80-90 FPS, I use V-sync, sometimes drops down to 58-57 when I entering a new area, the game freezes, But I think it's causes the optimalization.
Ghost Recon Wildlands: If I max it out, can't hold the stable 60 FPS, It's okay but sometimes it's stutters too. The RAM usage still just 70-71%
Battlefield 1: Oooh, This is really anoying, when I spawn or just run forward, sometimes the FPS drops down to 57, but after playing a hour, start massive stuttering, every 10 seconds, at every blowing and when the Match ended, the game just freeze for a few min. I need to restart the game. Yes, the RAM usage here is 90% but before in Win7 The GTA V just holded the Stable 60 FPS with 92%. I know, I need more RAM, but the previous setup didn't act like that... And that was just a DDR3 RAM. Just get stutters in every game, the Rainbow at least is playable.
I tried everything. I tried the EmptyStandBy stuff, I tried set the piority to High, I cleaned the RAM. Changing DX11-12. Lowering the graphics... Shuted down and deleted every useless softwares. Updated the drivers... I did EVERYTHING!
Every hardware is brand new but I think one is broken. I don't know witch one. I can max out the games, and they holding the 100+ FPS, but.. stutters... When the FPS drops, the GPU usage drops down too. Can you send me some programs, how can I test my CPU, VGA etc... Please!
Here is a video I got the similar stuff: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u7m3_Oxogm8
Thank you!
Kristóf