Significant frame rate reductions occurring across multiple gaming titles.
Significant frame rate reductions occurring across multiple gaming titles.
For approximately a month, I experienced significant frame rate fluctuations across numerous games. Despite experimenting with the “maximum performance” setting in both Windows and the NVIDIA control panel, these issues persisted. My component temperatures indicated normal operation, and RAM usage remained significantly below capacity. Furthermore, all my games were installed on a solid-state drive (SSD). To investigate the timing of these drops, I utilized HWiNFO64 alongside a stopwatch while playing OSU! for roughly six minutes. The data revealed an unusual pattern: the frame drops consistently occurred at intervals of precisely one minute and zero seconds, with a slight variation. I have compiled this data into an Excel spreadsheet for your analysis (+=2 seconds of each drop). I am unable to identify the root cause of these problems and would greatly appreciate assistance.
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My computer configuration:
CPU: Ryzen 7 1700 @3.8GHz
CPU Cooler: DeepCool CAPTAIN 240EX RGB
Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-AB350-Gaming 3
GPU: Zotac GTX 1080 Ti AMP Edition
RAM: 2x8GB Corsair Vengeance RGB 3000MHz
Storage: WD Blue 3D NAND 1TB (M.2), 500GB SanDisk SSD, 1TB HDD
Power Supply: 850W EVGA GOLD
Are any energy-saving modes or display protectors set to a 60-minute cycle?
Are there any pre-programmed backup processes scheduled to operate on the hour?
Examine Task Manager for any unfamiliar or unusual applications running while idle.
Review Reliability History/Manager and Event Viewer to see if recurring problems are documented in their records.
Have you attempted to obtain updated graphics card drivers from the Zotac website?
Download, install, and reconfigure these drivers.
The releases occur every 60 seconds, not every hour. I’ve also verified that both windows and Nvidia's power-saving settings are disabled, with performance set to the highest level as previously mentioned. There are no scheduled updates in place. Everything appears to be clear, and I genuinely don't understand what you’re referring to. Indeed, it was discovered that the Zotac drivers were outdated, so I updated them through the GeForce Experience program. A fresh installation was conducted via GeForce Experience during this driver update process—I suppose that’s sufficient. Thank you for your response.
The Windows tools—History/Manager and Event Viewer—are integrated programs designed to record and preserve activities occurring during the operating system’s operation. Access either of these through the “Type here to search” input field. History is typically more straightforward to interpret. Continue to investigate potential problems around the 1-minute/60-second intervals, specifically when observing frame rate reductions.
The system's operational record is sound, however, the event viewer displays numerous "DistributedCOM" events with error code “10016”.
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It’s essential to conduct further investigation and explore related resources to fully understand the underlying cause.
For instance:
https://www.itexperience.net/2018/1...on...ith-clsid/
Your aim should be to locate comparable websites, solutions, or instructional guides that closely resemble your system and setup. Precise information is crucial.
Be cautious about utilizing automated “fix” tools or programs – these are often redundant and may not address the core issue.
Furthermore, refrain from using Registry modification methods unless absolutely necessary as a final step.
Two approaches that are generally safe to attempt include:
1) Utilize the Windows 10 built-in diagnostic tools. These may identify and resolve minor issues.
2) Execute “sfc /scannow” (without quotation marks) through the command prompt:
https://www.lifewire.com/how-to-use-sfc-...es-2626161
Ultimately, the priority is to isolate the problem with utmost precision: a specific application, a particular setting, an outdated or damaged driver, or perhaps a missing Windows update.
Always ensure your data is securely backed up and verifiable.
Could you please specify the brand and type of router you are using?
Examine your router's records if they exist and are activated.
Determine the number of connected devices on your network – both those with cables and those communicating wirelessly.
A competing device might be causing problems with your network connection…
My computer and mobile device are the only devices linked to my router. However, I’m puzzled by why internet speed could influence frame rates in games—especially osu!, which runs without needing an internet connection.