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11 minutes ago, Coltonw023456 said:

i have that on high 

Ok, if you want people to help you you need to first explain how the problem started and the type of stutters you're getting.

secondly, you need to proof read what you post because half of it I can't even comprehend 

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Just now, Spenser1337 said:

Ok, if you want people to help you you need to first explain how the problem started and the type of stutters you're getting.

secondly, you need to proof read what you post because half of it I can't even comprehend 

 

like i dont no wan it started i just seen it and my fps gos down to like to 50 or more 

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1 minute ago, Coltonw023456 said:

like i dont no wan it started i just seen it and my fps gos down to like to 50 or more 

Is it dropping or is it just low?

is it at 59 capped? That's vsync and game mode turned on vsync for me in all my games, so i had to turn it off

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like its at 60 or more than it gose down than back up than stuttering

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3 minutes ago, Spenser1337 said:

Is it dropping or is it just low?

is it at 59 capped? That's vsync and game mode turned on vsync for me in all my games, so i had to turn it off

 

like its at 60 or more than it gose down than back up than stuttering

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1 hour ago, NrKj105 said:

btw if you are running BeamNG with a 4 core thats pretty obvious that it has stuttering

I have an Intel Core i5 2320 and get an average of 80-90 FPS on high settings. Smooth as butter. No stuttering whatsoever. 

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Just now, Coltonw023456 said:

is a 1050 ti good?

I have it it's great. 

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Just now, BloodyWaters said:

I have it it's great. 

Great is a bit of a stretch, only bought mine cause I couldn't find a cheap 470 at the time, if only I waited

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1 minute ago, BloodyWaters said:

I have it it's great. 

oh i have issues and i dont no why :(

 and i payed 150$ for my gtx

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30 minutes ago, BloodyWaters said:

I have an Intel Core i5 2320 and get an average of 80-90 FPS on high settings. Smooth as butter. No stuttering whatsoever. 

 

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Could you check RAM, CPU, and GPU usage while gaming?

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19 minutes ago, DocSwag said:

Could you check RAM, CPU, and GPU usage while gaming?

 

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Two theories. 

 

1: You only have 4GB of ram, so when you're trying to play at higher settings, Windows is forced to dip into the paging file on your very slow 5900 rpm HDD. Windows 10 uses about 2GB to run itself. That means you've effectively got about 2GB and whatever Windows can manage to delegate without crashing.

 

2: DPC Lantecy. Driver incompatibility. A reinstall wouldn't fix this, but it's likely that the default Windows drivers are causing issues on your hardware. Download a latency utility, and look for anything that sticks out by a large margin. In my experience, it's usually chipset, sound, ethernet, and wifi drivers that have issues. So once you find the problem driver, head to the manufacturer's webpage, and find the appropriate Windows 10 driver for your device. In some cases, even the 8.1 drivers can function better than the generic Windows driver.

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3 minutes ago, SageOfSpice said:

Two theories. 

 

1: You only have 4GB of ram, so when you're trying to play at higher settings, Windows is forced to dip into the paging file on your very slow 5900 rpm HDD. Windows 10 uses about 2GB to run itself. That means you've effectively got about 2GB and whatever Windows can manage to delegate without crashing.

 

2: DPC Lantecy. Driver incompatibility. A reinstall wouldn't fix this, but it's likely that the default Windows drivers are causing issues on your hardware. Download a latency utility, and look for anything that sticks out by a large margin. In my experience, it's usually chipset, sound, ethernet, and wifi drivers that have issues. So once you find the problem driver, head to the manufacturer's webpage, and find the appropriate Windows 10 driver for your device. In some cases, even the 8.1 drivers can function better than the generic Windows driver.

 

dude i have 8gbs

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Just now, Coltonw023456 said:

dude i have 8gbs

Whups. Mistook your vram for physical ram. =p

Well then I guess you still have one thing to try!

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Just now, SageOfSpice said:

Whups. Mistook your vram for physical ram. =p

Well then I guess you still have one thing to try!

 

do you have skype dude i need help so you can help me more

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33 minutes ago, Coltonw023456 said:

 

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Doesn't show GPU usage :P I need that too. Could use something like GPU-z to check.

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3 minutes ago, DocSwag said:

Doesn't show GPU usage :P I need that too. Could use something like GPU-z to check.

can you get the link

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8 minutes ago, Coltonw023456 said:

can you get the link

https://www.techpowerup.com/download/techpowerup-gpu-z/

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