Mattattack94

Yes, it was a modular power supply and I used the stock cables that it came with. The box says EVGA supernova 650 G+. Serial number is 2003140604806632 EDIT: Here is the link to the product page for it: https://www.evga.com/products/product.aspx?pn=120-GP-0650-X1

Tried swapping to the other slot, still having the same problems as before. It did seem to be less common that it froze and fps dropped to <20, maybe every 10-15 seconds instead of every 5 seconds or so, but could just be a coincidence. I have attached the log file for this test as well, same settings in fortnite as before while testing. HWinfo_Logging2.CSV

I'm not currently using a pigtail, I have seperate 6+2 connectors for the 8 and 6 pin connects on gpu. I'll try swapping gpu into the gen3 pcie slot instead of the top gen4 slot and report back soon.

EVGA 650watt 80+Gold

Nothing stands out to me, I tested while playing fortnite on all ultra setting and shadows off. GPU temp max is 66 and avg is 54. Min clock speeds were what they are set at and regularly boosted to higher speeds. Attached is the log file. HWinfo_Logging.CSV

I do currently have the side panel off while testing it and have a fan pointing in it's direction, however I get about the same temps as when I have the side panel on.

My apologies, I did use a malware checker, I used malwarebytes.

I have used that in the past for a different issue and didn't receive any errors, just this recent time I used the microsoft memory checker.

I mean that I booted windows normally, but with all unnecessary applications disabled in msconfig, and all startup applications disabled in task manager.

Interesting, I don't currently have the means to change my cooling setup, but something to keep in mind.

I don't believe it is heat causing it, I monitored my temps with cpuid hwmonitor while playing and nothing appeared to get overly hot or thermal throttle excessively. I have tried a clean boot with all unnecessary applications disabled, that didn't work. It could be a driver issue, but I have uninstalled all previous driver software and installed the latest driver that still isn't working.

I see you haven't added a gpu, so I assume you are planning on using the integrated graphics. A quick search on some benchmarks shows that the integrated graphics on that card probably won't be the best for gaming. You might could get by on all low settings, but it still might struggle on some newer games.

I am having trouble with a recently purchased Gigabyte gaming oc rtx 3070. Previously, I had a gtx 1650 and could play games without any stuttering or fps drops, I would just get low fps because it was a bad card. However, with my new rtx3070 I have been unable to play any games. When playing Fortnite on low or high quality settings, directx 11 or 12, vsync on or off, I am getting nearly 160fps that every couple seconds drops to <20 fps and it hitches and stutters constantly, especially when panning. If I try to enable RTX then the game crashes. Minecraft plays without the stuttering, however it still isn't amazing and if I try to enable RTX, even on low render distance, the game crashes. Some of the things I have tried: -DDU driver uninstaller and reinstalled latest drivers. -Tried changing to pcie gen 3 -Set it to pcie gen 4 instead of auto -performed a clean boot with all options disabled in msconfig and task manager startup. -Ran a virus scan -under clocked gpu by 100mhz -checked and confirmed that cpu is not overclocked -updated bios version -checked thermals and everything is ok. cpu stayed below 60 and gpu below 70 -checked cpu core utilization and no single thread reached 100% -Checked memory for errors with windows memory diagnostic in advanced mode and found no errors. Any help would be greatly appreciated! CPU - Ryzen 5 3600 GPU - Gaming oc rtx 3070 CPU cooler - cooler master hyper 212 black edition Memory - g.skill rip jaws v 3600mhz 2X8gb in dual channel, 2nd and 4th slot. MOBO - asrock pro 4 gaming a/c boot drive/ main game drive - 1tb nvme ssd large storage drive - 4tb hdd backup drive - 4tb hdd

Thank you for the explanation, I see what I did wrong but when I tried you code it did not load the image. I was able to modify my code and get it working, however.

I figured it out, here is the answer incase someone else has the problem: var img = new Image(); img.src = 'logo.png'; img.id = "logo" img.height = "56" img.onclick = function() { window.location.href = 'Html.html'; }; document.body.appendChild(img);