Gpu usage drops resulting in fps drops

[Firecool21]

Hello guys i have this problem for a while and i ve benn serching for a solution for weeks but i couldnt find anythink so thats why i came here.The drops are completely random and from 99% drops for a short amount of time to 30% with 40% and then back to 99%

 

specs: rtx 2060 msi gaming z
ryzen 5 2600(non x)
ram g skill triden z 8gb(2x4) ddr4 3200MHz
power suply Corsair TX-M Series TX650M
monitor AOC c24g1
b450 msi gaming plus

ssd kingston A400

western digital blue 2tb 5400rpm

 

thinks i tried: reinstalling gpu drivers using DDU
changing windows and nvidia controll panel power plans multiple times
running games without overclocked gpu and installing some games on ssd

 

games i play with problems:
lol
gtav
cod modern warfare
minecraft
battlefield 4
the division 2
and basicaly every game i have

 

notes:all temps are ok
cpu usage is normal around 30%
i tried to monitor all the clocks and they where normal

[SkilledRebuilds]

First thing that pops.

Upgrade Memory to 16GB for Gaming Purposes.
You'd be surprised.

[Firecool21]

12 minutes ago, SkilledRebuilds said:

First thing that pops.

Upgrade Memory to 16GB for Gaming Purposes.
You'd be surprised.

Thank you for replyingl.If i upgrade to 16gb ram you think this will fix the problem?

[SkilledRebuilds]

10 hours ago, Firecool21 said:

Thank you for replyingl.If i upgrade to 16gb ram you think this will fix the problem?

Most modern Gaming PC's are Super close to full 8GB capacity when gaming(+Windows/Sideapps)
Then the RAM that NEEDS to be still used after that goes to the much much slower HDD (extended RAM) spaces,...
The games won't be unplayable on 8GB as you already know,..(frametimes/drops) will be worse,..but those skips and stutters are pretty prevalent on modern games with 8GB Ram (When you also have a strong enough CPU/GPU) It's been clear for a while that especially AAA games this last year or two are using near or over 8GB System Ram.

 

Videos on the subject.
This was made one year ago. (Note the Minimum frametime results)

Here are search results that you can peruse through,..

Note the dates they were uploaded if that matters to you.
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=ram+gaming+2019+8GB+vs+16GB