Games stuttering after 2 or 3 hours
Games stuttering after 2 or 3 hours
So i have Ryzen 5 2400g, 16 RAM 3000 mhz, Geforce 1060 GTX
I can play most games in high settings, including witcher 3, fallout 4, batman arkham saga, resident evil 2 remake, assassins creed origins, metro exodus, far cry 4, 5 and some others, all games between 50 and 60 fps, sometimes even more
I've noticed all games go smoothly ...for the first 2 or 3 hours, after that, there is a stuttering and fps drops/spikes in all games, i've checked temps with 3 different programs, GPU below 90c and CPU below 80c (under very heavy load)
Weird thing, most of the time if i close the game and open it again almost inmediately, it runs nice again
What else could be?
Hey, could you give me a more specific idea of what your GPU temperature looks like when it’s running below 90 degrees Celsius? It seems both the graphics card and processor tend to slow down when they hit around 85 degrees, so it’s worth keeping an eye on. – Andy
Hey, curious about what temperatures you're seeing with GPUs running below 90 degrees Celsius – could you give me a more specific number? It seems like both the GPU and CPU tend to slow down when they hit around 85 degrees, which can definitely impact performance. – Andy
How much memory is being used right now? Could you tell me what kind of power supply unit (PSU) we’re talking about – the manufacturer and model number, please?
It’s amazing how little memory the system is using, even with a game and Chrome open at the same time. And my power supply – it’s a pretty standard Aerocool VX 600W, nothing fancy.
I ran another test this afternoon, playing for two hours and keeping a close eye on the temperatures – both the CPU hit under 70 degrees Celsius, and the GPU stayed at a comfortable 68. That’s a big improvement from yesterday, when it was scorching hot outside, reaching around 45 degrees Celsius. Thankfully, today’s weather is much milder, which is a welcome change since I live in a tropical climate.
Could you tell me what kind of airflow the case has, and its model number?
Could you please give us a name for this – perhaps a model number or even a link to it?