Installing games consistently results in stuttering or crashes.
Installing games consistently results in stuttering or crashes.
I installed PES 2017 last night, and now my games and entire PC are slow, with frequent stuttering and crashes. My hard drive is not fragmented (0% fragmentation) and has 857GB of free space. The game that crashed, Gothic 3, previously ran smoothly without issue; now it performs poorly and crashes frequently. No additional software besides a PS3 driver has been installed since the installation of PES 2017. Windows 10 is fully updated, and a scan with Malwarebytes and Avast confirmed the absence of viruses or malware. System resource usage (disk, CPU, and RAM) remained unchanged. Could you provide any suggestions?
Specs:
I3-530
4gb ddr3 dual channel
GT 330 msi
Please don't defragment your drive, it only causes it to degrade faster. I'm concerned about the make and model of your PSU as well as it's age, looking at (half) the specs of your system.
Always remember to pass on your specs like so:
CPU:
Motherboard:
Ram:
SSD/HDD:
GPU:
PSU:
Chassis:
OS:
So we have a better picture of the issue.
CPU: I3-530
Motherboard: Manufacturer - MEDIONPC, Model – MS-7616 (CPU 1), Version – 1.0, Chipset Vendor - Intel, Chipset Model - Havendale/Clarkdale Host Bridge, Chipset Revision – 12, Southbridge Vendor - Intel, Southbridge Model – P55, Southbridge Revision – 05
RAM: DDR3 4GB Dual channel, Type - DDR3, Size – 4096 MBytes, Channels # – Dual, DRAM Frequency – 532.1 MHz, CAS# Latency (CL) – 7 clocks, RAS# to CAS# Delay (tRCd) – 7 clocks, RAS# Precharge (tRP) – 7 clocks, Cycle Time (tRAS) – 20 clocks, Command Rate (CR) – 1T
HDD: Manufacturer - Western Digital, Heads – 16, Cylinders – 121.601, Tracks – 31.008.255, Sectors – 1.953.520.065, SATA type - SATA-II 3.0Gb/s, Device type – Fixed, ATA Standard – ATA8-ACS, Serial Number – WD-WCAV55853898, Firmware Version Number – 80.00A80, LBA Size – 48-bit LBA, Power On Count – 1225 times, Power On Time – 198.1 days, Features – S.M.A.R.T., AAM, NCQ, Max. Transfer Mode – SATA II 3.0Gb/s, Used Transfer Mode – SATA II 3.0Gb/s, Interface – SATA, Capacity – 931 GB, Real size – 1.000.204.886.016 bytes, RAID Type – None, Status - Good, Temperature – 25 °C, Temperature Range – OK (less than 50 °C)
GPU: GT 330 (Msi)
PSU: ?Don't know?
Chassis: Not sure what that means, do you mean case?
OS: Windows 10 pro x64 (activated)
Your games are experiencing stuttering issues given your hardware specifications. Your PC is operating at its limits, and you’re fortunate to be able to play new releases. A comprehensive system upgrade is necessary.
this is the psu in system
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and what error you have in the crash any code ,
No error logs have been left behind. I recently played Far Cry 1, and the frame rate is significantly lower than it was previously – it feels like twice as slow, with some areas appearing to run in slow motion.
My games are not demanding, and most only need one or two cores at maximum settings. PES is the exception, requiring higher specifications. However, other games are stuttering and crashing after installing them. PES runs smoothly at approximately 60 frames per second on high settings at 1080p.
If a PSU is causing significantly reduced frame rates and crashes after installing a game, it could be related to the hard drive. Previously, PES ran without issues. The GPU drivers are also up-to-date.
Test the HDD using Data Lifeguard Diagnostic from WD DriveMaker.