Computer freezing and skipping frames
Computer freezing and skipping frames
Greetings! I recently acquired a gaming computer, but it's exhibiting significant problems—frequent stutters, frame drops, and a generally uneven playing experience. Even at 1080p with maximum settings and an average of 180 frames per second in Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, I still experience stuttering and a lack of fluidity. In Outlast, I'm astonished to find that movement causes my frame rate to drop below 50-54, and in Grand Theft Auto V, even with VSync enabled at high settings, the frame rate decreases from 60 to approximately 50-30 in urban environments. Sniper Elite 4 presents a similar issue, despite the substantial investment of €800. I’m at a loss for what to do and feeling incredibly frustrated. Could you please offer some guidance?
My system specifications are as follows: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 ASUS DUAL FAN 6GB, AMD RYZEN 5 2400G (using the stock cooler), 8GB of Kingston VALUERAM single-channel RAM, a 120GB Kingston SSD, a 1TB Seagate HDD, a 550W NJOY power supply, and an ASUS PRIME A320M K motherboard.
What was the reason for purchasing a processor and graphics card combination when you were already planning to acquire a 1060? Ryzen requires specific memory and needs quick RAM to operate at its highest speed – what’s the transfer rate of your system? Given that you have a strong graphics card, consider experimenting with all settings or implementing an FPS limiter to improve visual performance.
Why did you acquire a processor with a dedicated graphics card when you were planning to purchase a GeForce 1060 separately?
Ryzen requires specific RAM and needs very quick memory to operate at its optimal speed—what’s the clock speed of yours?
Your graphics card is quite impressive, so I recommend experimenting with all available settings or even implementing a frame rate limiter to improve visual smoothness.
I obtained this computer from a retailer, and I believe it's of poor quality. My RAM is running at 2400MHz; would installing dual-channel 16GB of 3200MHz RAM eliminate lag and other performance issues?
If I install two 16GB modules of RAM running at 3200 MHz, will remote video experience interruptions?
You need to confirm whether your motherboard is compatible with this configuration initially.
It may enhance gaming performance, however, complete elimination of remote stuttering is not assured.