jake_b78

Intel G4600 Msi GTX 1050TI 4GB Asus H270-F 16GB DDR4 2400 2x8GB 550w PSU I am experiencing a lot of stuttering in PUBG in the past few weeks. Instances where the game will freeze for under a second for 5+, or 10+ seconds and freeze and the game will just crash. The audio also stops during these stutters. I was not experiencing these problems before and was playing the game on Very Low - Medium settings on a fairly consistent 50 - 70 fps. Now though even at all Very Low settings this problem occurs. I am not quite sure as to what the problem is but i feel it could be a problem with windows not releasing standby memory. I know that Windows 10 is supposed to release that memory when it is needed elsewhere but this does not seem to be the case. I read on other forums and Reddit where others were experiencing the same problem and fixed it by creating a task that would clear the cached ram / standby memory every 5 minutes. When the system is idling and no browser or process is open, only background processes. Memory usage sits around 6GB. Any help would be appreciated. Screenshot of resource monitor while playing PUBG. Memory usage while system is idle.

Probably will be very late...

This old NCIX video should help out with some of your questions. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sh6F2eccMec

You'll have to find it in the bios somewhere. It will just show up the name of the hard drive. Make sure you have the sata data cable connected to the hard drive and the motherboard.

Now see is the motherboard detecting the Hard Drive. If it is then press F10 then ESC to exit the bios. Restart the system then it should boot normally.

Did you enable CSM?

I'm not sure what the bios is like so you'll have to look around and configure it to boot from that device. Also did you connect the sata data cable to the motherboard?

Ok turn the pc off then back on. Then mash f2 or del to enter the bios.

Thanks.

Nice!

Any recommendations on Asus Aura compatible RGB fans?

Rocket League...

Works fine for me anyway.

Although i would say the psu was a bit overkill.

Yes that's fine.