Persistent frame drops and low latency issues reported. Assistance required for resolution.
Persistent frame drops and low latency issues reported. Assistance required for resolution.
Hey there, I've been facing a really annoying problem with my PC for the last year and a half. I'm hoping someone here can share their thoughts or tips. No matter what I do, these crashes and low performance keep happening. I've tried everything—swapping RAM, CPUs, motherboards, power supplies, updating drivers, tweaking BIOS and vBIOS settings, even testing overclocking and undervolting. I've gone through a lot of settings from low to high, but the issue still stays. Here are my specs: [link]. For gameplay, check out these recommended settings: [link]. Low settings gameplay: [link]. I'm at my limit and would really appreciate any new ideas you might have. Thanks a lot!
Have you explored a local comparison test instead? I don’t think a video game that needs to match slower systems would be reliable.
Here’s a refreshed version of your list:
- Games like The Last Of Us Part 1, Cyberpunk, Minecraft, Call of Duty, MW2, BattleBit, DayZ, Farming Simulator 2022, Apex Legends, PUBG, and others are commonly mentioned.
- Most of these run smoothly on PS5.
- Despite similar results, each title offers a unique experience.
This would align well with machines operating at identical speeds
I think your 3070 is hitting its limits with the 8GB VRAM buffer. Once you reach a certain graphics setting, 1440p becomes too demanding and it starts writing to DRAM, which can really hurt performance. The PS5 was built to keep the CPU and GPU working together on GDDR6 memory, helping avoid stutters if either gets stressed. Using an Nvidia card lets you enable DLSS to temporarily ease this problem, though it comes with some trade-offs for gameplay. Your top choice might be swapping in the 3070 and looking for something like a used 6800 (XT) model.
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This situation isn't typical. According to hwinfo, less than 50% vram usage at any moment means no hardware problems detected—voltages normal, temperatures stable, resource usage acceptable. It seems the issue likely comes from a driver problem causing stutter. Ensure your BIOS is current, GPU drivers are up-to-date, and all motherboard drivers are installed while disabling unused components via Device Manager.