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Could be the RAM that is causing my these frame drops in games? (W/ videos)

Hello guys!

So lately i've been with an annoying problem when playing games in my PC and this is driving me crazy

what happens is that i'm having some "microstutters" and some weird fps drops while gaming. I've been told that RAM might be causing this...

 

first of all, my specs:
i5 8600k 4.7ghz
Rx Vega 56 Nitro+ OC'd
16 GB Ram DDR4 on 3200mhz
EVGA 650GQ

 

Here are some videos to show what happens:

 

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here you can see a fps drop on Detroit Become Human in 00:09 seconds and another in 00:12

 

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here you can see fps drop on 00:03 and in 00:13

 

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here you can see fps drops on 00:05

 

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here you can see fps drops on 00:02

 

I have already:

Clean install windows

removed cpu, gpu and ram overclock (all at once and each at a time)

reinstalled game on different hard drives

tested hard drives

tested both rams

 

so, by looking at the videos above do it seems that is something with the ram?

i've been told to mess with vccio and vccsa and i kinda did (i changed the RAM voltage to 1.4v, changed VCCIO to 1.25v and VCCSA to 1.30v.) but i still got the problem in Ori...I'm downloading detroit again to test it but i'm almost sure it will still happen.

 

Anyone got any clue on this? does it really look like RAM? if it does, what should i change?

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here's a video with the graphic of Frametime

you can see it happens in same places, and i dont know if its normal all that "little" spikes all the time

 

is there a software i could use that can help me determine what specific hardware part is faulty or there isnt?

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