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The names of the parts in your system 

 

Frame spikes usually can be anything. 

Most common are cpu bottlenecks 

Ram shortage

or vram shortage

 

Could you maybe tell us what games you are playing and in what settings ? Also in Taskmanager you should be able to tell if your ram or vram is full

And if your cpu always thrusts to 100% and the gpu doesn't Wich would intend a cpu bottleneck

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On 7/20/2020 at 10:56 PM, Saksham said:

play your game while task manager is open in the background. then post screenshots from the performance tab after about a minute.

 

also, post your system specs. 

A 2060 super fe

ryzen 7 3700x

aorus x570 elite 

gskill trident z neo 8x2 3600

a seasonic gx650 unit

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12 hours ago, NoGanksEric said:

The names of the parts in your system 

 

Frame spikes usually can be anything. 

Most common are cpu bottlenecks 

Ram shortage

or vram shortage

 

Could you maybe tell us what games you are playing and in what settings ? Also in Taskmanager you should be able to tell if your ram or vram is full

And if your cpu always thrusts to 100% and the gpu doesn't Wich would intend a cpu bottleneck

It happens in almost every game I play.  

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