Performance drops significantly and there are occasional stutters.
Performance drops significantly and there are occasional stutters.
50% power cap means the GPU will use only half its usual draw, reducing stress on the PSU. The RTX 4070 Super is energy efficient yet still offers solid performance out of the box. You're aiming for more stable FPS because the lower power limit should decrease average performance, though if the issue lies with the PSU, FPS drops should cease.
I understand, I faced the same issues with the RTX 3060 too... I’ll give it a shot based on what you suggested.
Turn off Nvidia overlay entirely since it can create problems on its own... switch to MSI afterburner overlay instead. Show only FPS display and frametime graph if needed. Please agree that low-quality parts from "silentiumpc" – even the PSU – might be the root cause of issues, such as stuttering. Remember: always prioritize the power supply; it’s the most critical component.
I understand you're experiencing issues with your new Windows setup. The "drity power" refers to a performance boost or optimization feature that can help improve system responsiveness. Your PSU was originally built for an RTX 3060 and an i5-12400F, but after upgrading to the 4070 and i5-13600K, you're seeing some stability concerns. Even on your older configuration, you faced similar problems. Let me know if you'd like guidance on troubleshooting or optimizing your system further.
I mentioned earlier similar issues before upgrading the GPU and CPU, so it's probably not likely. Could it be the RAM that’s affecting the FPS? I have the same two RAM sticks that failed. In the 32 GB version (previously 16 GB), they were 3600 MHz and DDR4!
I neglected to include that before I moved to PCIE 4.0 I put in the new RAM; soon after I changed the PCIe slot. After four months I restored the previous RAM (believing it hadn’t changed), but later my machine kept freezing and crashing during video games, so I replaced it with 32 GB RAM.
It's clear from the message... but please stop relying on Nvidia overlay. If these issues continue, I suggest a complete reinstall of Windows 10. That brings me to suspect something is amiss with your settings, applications, or installation process. To be precise, this seems unlikely to be a hardware problem. However, you might try running memtest64 at least four full cycles to check for RAM issues.