ramRAM Upgrade Plan
ramRAM Upgrade Plan
I mean after plugging in my PC in 2060, the driver hasn't been removed yet. I see online that it might cause a small issue. I reinstalled Windows, and performance improved significantly. Now I'm trying to find a way to lessen that big lag. Since I play CSGO, I often experience stuttering when using 'launch options' (some streamers with an Intel i7 7700K and 1060 6GB are reporting similar problems). I didn't play a GPU-intensive game, so it might be related to the game itself. First I avoided running a highly demanding game on my system. In my country, 2600 + 2060 isn't too high, and most people use an i5 9400F to handle it.
I own an i5-9400f with 16GB of Team T-Force Delta RAM at 3200Mhz, plus a 1660 super. I don’t experience stutters in CSGO even at full settings. My thoughts are either a software problem or a RAM issue. The Ryzen 5 2600 should match the performance of the 9400f, though it handles fast RAM better. I might run CSGO on my custom-built Ryzen system to check for stutters. If none appear, I could attempt to overclock the RAM to that speed.
Thanks for your support. I'm still figuring out why I'm using Ryzen while Photoshop only opens a couple of times. My Intel i5 9600k works fine, but if I upgrade to something closer to Ryzen, maybe around 3600, it could be a better fit without a big jump.
In the shop, the technician has already made changes. However, the chipset driver isn’t updated yet—only two are available at the moment. Balanced and performance are key.