Is it really terrible to experience low frame rates and stuttering when using a new high-end PC?

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Is it really terrible to experience low frame rates and stuttering when using a new high-end PC?

Is it really terrible to experience low frame rates and stuttering when using a new high-end PC?

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Demicha
Junior Member

18

12-04-2023, 04:38 AM

#1

I just completed assembling my new PC but discovered that any game I play runs poorly. It doesn’t seem to depend on the game’s difficulty. I’ve reset it and enabled XMP in the BIOS, yet nothing changed. I’m unsure what else I should try. This is my first build, and everything appears to function normally. Temperatures stay within average idle ranges during gameplay, and the task manager shows no CPU or memory bottlenecks. What could I be overlooking?

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Demicha

12-04-2023, 04:38 AM #1

I just completed assembling my new PC but discovered that any game I play runs poorly. It doesn’t seem to depend on the game’s difficulty. I’ve reset it and enabled XMP in the BIOS, yet nothing changed. I’m unsure what else I should try. This is my first build, and everything appears to function normally. Temperatures stay within average idle ranges during gameplay, and the task manager shows no CPU or memory bottlenecks. What could I be overlooking?

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jklim101
Member

209

12-05-2023, 12:21 PM

#2

I just completed the process, right? Have you visited the motherboard manufacturer's site to install all relevant drivers and utilities? Did you download the latest graphics driver from their website? When a PC is initially assembled, Windows Update and other background tasks often run, which might lead to performance problems.

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jklim101

12-05-2023, 12:21 PM #2

I just completed the process, right? Have you visited the motherboard manufacturer's site to install all relevant drivers and utilities? Did you download the latest graphics driver from their website? When a PC is initially assembled, Windows Update and other background tasks often run, which might lead to performance problems.

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Superninja34
Member

225

12-05-2023, 07:47 PM

#3

I just completed the process, right? Have you visited the manufacturer's site to install all relevant drivers and utilities? Did you download the latest graphics driver from their website? When a PC is initially assembled, it's common for Windows Update and other services to run in the background, which might lead to performance problems.

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Superninja34

12-05-2023, 07:47 PM #3

I just completed the process, right? Have you visited the manufacturer's site to install all relevant drivers and utilities? Did you download the latest graphics driver from their website? When a PC is initially assembled, it's common for Windows Update and other services to run in the background, which might lead to performance problems.

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xXEray_PvPXx
Junior Member

7

12-17-2023, 12:49 PM

#4

Do you have a connection between the monitor and the GPU?
Need the most recent BIOS updates?
Looking for the latest chipset driver files?
Which Nvidia drivers are currently available?
How are you checking the temperatures?

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xXEray_PvPXx

12-17-2023, 12:49 PM #4

Do you have a connection between the monitor and the GPU?
Need the most recent BIOS updates?
Looking for the latest chipset driver files?
Which Nvidia drivers are currently available?
How are you checking the temperatures?

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The_D3mon
Senior Member

694

12-18-2023, 07:41 PM

#5

You may consider updating the BIOS to accommodate higher RAM speeds. For a long time, 6,000MHz was the maximum for Ryzen 7000, but newer BIOS versions allow exceeding this limit... although the 7800X3D doesn't see much benefit from faster RAM.

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The_D3mon

12-18-2023, 07:41 PM #5

You may consider updating the BIOS to accommodate higher RAM speeds. For a long time, 6,000MHz was the maximum for Ryzen 7000, but newer BIOS versions allow exceeding this limit... although the 7800X3D doesn't see much benefit from faster RAM.

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Thyr0
Junior Member

38

12-18-2023, 08:46 PM

#6

I understand you're very late, but I acted right away when I saw your message—it worked perfectly. I didn't have much computer experience, so I was happy the answer was simple. Thank you for your support!

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Thyr0

12-18-2023, 08:46 PM #6

I understand you're very late, but I acted right away when I saw your message—it worked perfectly. I didn't have much computer experience, so I was happy the answer was simple. Thank you for your support!