All games are laggy

[HeaT]

I've had this problem for a long time now. No matter what game I play I get fps drops for a few seconds that make the game unplayable.

My specs are as follows:

AMD 5600x

ASUS b550-f Gaming motherboard with the latest bios(2423)

Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro - 16gb

MSI 3080 Suprim X

Corsair RM750X

WD Black SN850 1TB M.2

Gigabyte Aorus 27" FI27Q-X 2560x1440p

 

I've tried a fresh install of Windows 10 and 11 on 3 different drivers. I've tried 3 different monitors, Turned Gsync off, Tried using my old GPU which is a 2080 Super. Tried different ram sticks and a different PSU

I recenlty sent my Motherboard, Ram and CPU back to where I brought them from for testing but they were unable to find a fault.

I have a video of the fps drops in Elden Ring https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dNUK0P0FE6Q&

My GPU and CPU temps are fine. I've even set my resolution to 800x600 in Elden Ring with everything on the lowest setting and it still does this. This problem isn't just limited to Elden Ring, Games I've tried - Elden Ring, Witcher 3, Final Fantasy XV, Final Fantasy 7 Remake, Fortnite, Star Wars Fallen Jedi.

 

Really at a loss with what's causing this.

[Vishera]

8 minutes ago, HeaT said:

I have a video of the fps drops in Elden Ring

Elden ring is an invalid example,the game is known to have performance issues.

Footage from The Witcher 3 is preferable.

[HeaT]

16 minutes ago, Vishera said:

Elden ring is an invalid example,the game is known to have performance issues.

Footage from The Witcher 3 is preferable.

Reinstalling Witcher 3, Will update when I've got footage. The footage of elden ring is pretty much what happens in every game.The fps drops down quick then back up

[Vishera]

Do you have any RGB software or something else open in the background while playing?

[HeaT]

1 minute ago, Vishera said:

Do you have any RGB software or something else open in the background while playing?

I have icue running in the background. 

 

On the fresh installs of Windows I've done I didn't install icue and it still happened. I installed the amd chipset drivers and gpu drivers and that was it.

[Frizz]

39 minutes ago, HeaT said:

I've had this problem for a long time now. No matter what game I play I get fps drops for a few seconds that make the game unplayable.

My specs are as follows:

AMD 5600x

ASUS b550-f Gaming motherboard with the latest bios(2423)

Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro - 16gb

MSI 3080 Suprim X

Corsair RM750X

WD Black SN850 1TB M.2

Gigabyte Aorus 27" FI27Q-X 2560x1440p

 

I've tried a fresh install of Windows 10 and 11 on 3 different drivers. I've tried 3 different monitors, Turned Gsync off, Tried using my old GPU which is a 2080 Super. Tried different ram sticks and a different PSU

I recenlty sent my Motherboard, Ram and CPU back to where I brought them from for testing but they were unable to find a fault.

I have a video of the fps drops in Elden Ring https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dNUK0P0FE6Q&

My GPU and CPU temps are fine. I've even set my resolution to 800x600 in Elden Ring with everything on the lowest setting and it still does this. This problem isn't just limited to Elden Ring, Games I've tried - Elden Ring, Witcher 3, Final Fantasy XV, Final Fantasy 7 Remake, Fortnite, Star Wars Fallen Jedi.

 

Really at a loss with what's causing this.

What does event viewer-> windows logs -> system show? Any around the dips that are warning/error/critical logs?

Also might want to check your wattages via HWinfo, or try and down clock your GPU. If I read that right you have a 750w GPU which is the minimum recommended PSU by Nvidia. 
You might be hitting power limits for a small time

 

[HeaT]

14 minutes ago, Frizz said:

What does event viewer-> windows logs -> system show? Any around the dips that are warning/error/critical logs?

Also might want to check your wattages via HWinfo, or try and down clock your GPU. If I read that right you have a 750w GPU which is the minimum recommended PSU by Nvidia. 
You might be hitting power limits for a small time

 

Checked Event viewer, Nothing shows up when the dips happen ingame.

 

I did buy a 1000w psu to try and still had the same problems

[Frizz]

9 minutes ago, HeaT said:

Checked Event viewer, Nothing shows up when the dips happen ingame.

 

I did buy a 1000w psu to try and still had the same problems

Try memtest on usb. See if that shows any errors. I would suggest at least an hour running to see if errors show up

[HeaT]

5 minutes ago, Frizz said:

Try memtest on usb. See if that shows any errors. I would suggest at least an hour running to see if errors show up

I ran memtest few weeks ago for about 5 hours no errors, I've also tried different ram sticks

[Vishera]

It's the kind of issues that i have to see in person in other to solve them...

Try older GPU drivers.

[Frizz]

1 hour ago, HeaT said:

I've had this problem for a long time now. No matter what game I play I get fps drops for a few seconds that make the game unplayable.

My specs are as follows:

AMD 5600x

ASUS b550-f Gaming motherboard with the latest bios(2423)

Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro - 16gb

MSI 3080 Suprim X

Corsair RM750X

WD Black SN850 1TB M.2

Gigabyte Aorus 27" FI27Q-X 2560x1440p

 

I've tried a fresh install of Windows 10 and 11 on 3 different drivers. I've tried 3 different monitors, Turned Gsync off, Tried using my old GPU which is a 2080 Super. Tried different ram sticks and a different PSU

I recenlty sent my Motherboard, Ram and CPU back to where I brought them from for testing but they were unable to find a fault.

I have a video of the fps drops in Elden Ring https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dNUK0P0FE6Q&

My GPU and CPU temps are fine. I've even set my resolution to 800x600 in Elden Ring with everything on the lowest setting and it still does this. This problem isn't just limited to Elden Ring, Games I've tried - Elden Ring, Witcher 3, Final Fantasy XV, Final Fantasy 7 Remake, Fortnite, Star Wars Fallen Jedi.

 

Really at a loss with what's causing this.

Can you run in windowed mode and watch part usages like on task manager or some monitoring software like HWinfo?

Wondering if for example your drive is bottlenecking your system.

 

Also wouldn't hurt to download newest chipset drivers from MB website. 

[191x7]

Check the Windows Reliability Monitor, it might give you insight.

 

And remove Asus Armory Crate using the tool provided on the motherboard website. 

 

CPU cooling OK?

[HeaT]

45 minutes ago, Frizz said:

Can you run in windowed mode and watch part usages like on task manager or some monitoring software like HWinfo?

Wondering if for example your drive is bottlenecking your system.

 

Also wouldn't hurt to download newest chipset drivers from MB website. 

I'll try updating the mb drivers and try again, This was from paying Elden Ring for just under 5 mintues.

[HeaT]

17 minutes ago, 191x7 said:

Check the Windows Reliability Monitor, it might give you insight.

 

And remove Asus Armory Crate using the tool provided on the motherboard website. 

 

CPU cooling OK?

Armory Crate isn't installed, CPU temps are around 60c load

[Frizz]

27 minutes ago, HeaT said:

I'll try updating the mb drivers and try again, This was from paying Elden Ring for just under 5 mintues.

And just to be clear, the slowdowns happened during this monitor correct?

[191x7]

You could try switching the CPU...

 

 

 

 

[HeaT]

44 minutes ago, Frizz said:

And just to be clear, the slowdowns happened during this monitor correct?

Yes this did correct

[HeaT]

28 minutes ago, 191x7 said:

You could try switching the CPU...

 

 

 

 

Do you really think it's a bottle? 

[191x7]

9 minutes ago, HeaT said:

Do you really think it's a bottle? 

The 3600 does bottleneck the 3080 on lower resolutions. That's a upper low end CPU paired with a high end GPU.

 

Does running PBO help? How about the FreezeFix from the Ryzen DRAM calculator?

[Middcore]

1 minute ago, 191x7 said:

The 3600 does bottleneck the 3080 on lower resolutions. That's a upper low end CPU paired with a high end GPU.

 

Does running PBO help? How about the FreezeFix from the Ryzen DRAM calculator?

 

He has a 5600x, not a 3600.

[191x7]

10 minutes ago, Middcore said:

 

He has a 5600x, not a 3600.

My bad. I was at work, but also looking through multiple forum posts, seems I confused him with someone from an other topic.

[HeaT]

Anybody else have any other ideas on what could be causing this?