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Time shift increases activity Frametime surges during peak usage

Time shift increases activity Frametime surges during peak usage

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04-29-2019, 05:22 AM
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Hello, I've been facing these delays after upgrading from GTX 750Ti to 1070Ti. I searched online and found a potential fix for spikes in the MSI Afterburner graph. It seems to be the issue when using OpenTask, causing it to freeze briefly while maintaining consistent FPS. I've tried several solutions: checking RAM with MemTest86, disconnecting USB 3.0, adjusting BIOS settings, and modifying network configurations. The NVIDIA overlay also caps at 140fps. No success so far—this is really frustrating. My setup includes an AMD Ryzen 5 3600, 3200MHz RAM, a 2133MHz GPU, and a G.SKILL kit. I'm also considering other motherboards or CPU/PU settings. I suspect it might be related to power grid interference, though I'm not sure. My budget for the GPU is around $500, and I can't even play Among Us without lag. Please help—I'd appreciate it!
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04-29-2019, 05:22 AM #1

Hello, I've been facing these delays after upgrading from GTX 750Ti to 1070Ti. I searched online and found a potential fix for spikes in the MSI Afterburner graph. It seems to be the issue when using OpenTask, causing it to freeze briefly while maintaining consistent FPS. I've tried several solutions: checking RAM with MemTest86, disconnecting USB 3.0, adjusting BIOS settings, and modifying network configurations. The NVIDIA overlay also caps at 140fps. No success so far—this is really frustrating. My setup includes an AMD Ryzen 5 3600, 3200MHz RAM, a 2133MHz GPU, and a G.SKILL kit. I'm also considering other motherboards or CPU/PU settings. I suspect it might be related to power grid interference, though I'm not sure. My budget for the GPU is around $500, and I can't even play Among Us without lag. Please help—I'd appreciate it!

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