My computer is acting really bad when I play games! It has super low frames per second and it stutters a lot.
My computer is acting really bad when I play games! It has super low frames per second and it stutters a lot.
Hello, I hope this problem can finally be solved after all. I have tried every possible thing I could think of to fix my FPS lag and stuttering in games like Valorant. It gets worse when I start bunny hopping. Here are my specs: • MSI GeForce RTX 3060 Ti 8G Graphics Card • Ryzen 5 2600 CPU • Corsair Vengeance Pro 64GB RAM • Corsair CX550 Powersupply • Gigabyte B450M DS3H Motherboard • Corsair iCUE 465x Case What I've tried: • Reinstalling Windows 10 • Setting the performance plan to Ultimate Performance • Turning off all Windows 10 telemetry and background processes, removing bloatware, etc... • Setting process priority in Task Manager to High • Updating Nvidia Graphics Driver • Updating AMD CPU Chipset software • Tried using Process Lasso to set game priority to the highest, also tried using specific cores and editing the affinity with no luck • Disabled Hardware Acceleration in all applications • Tried using the lowest graphics settings possible in Valorant • Set all of my Nvidia control panel settings for best performance over quality • I have tried enabling and disabling game mode and setting it for the highest performance in graphic settings • Disabled all Visual Effects in Windows 10 Performance Options • Added a 32GB paging file size to both my hard drive and SSD • Set Process Scheduling for the best performance of programs • Set the msconfig boot settings to use all of my cores and set timeout to 3 • Edited some registry keys to optimize my system, keys edited: NetworkThrottlingIndex, SystemResponsiveness, GPU Priority, Priority, Scheduling Category • Used CPUCoreParking to utilize my entire CPU when using programs • Checked for errors within my drives, optimised and defragged them • Tried disabling fullscreen optimisations for Valorant, tried running it as administrator, and changing the High DPI scaling override • Used SFC /scannow in terminal as admin to see if there were any issues with Windows and got these results:
I changed Windows settings to handle the page file on its own and tested it. Here are the outcomes: https://www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/57428314
Lots of people using it already. Try turning your computer off and on again, then wait about five minutes before trying once more to see if the issue goes away.
it's likely because his performance isn't lagging or lagging too much so that it would be noticeable in normal settings