PROBLEM WITH 99% FPS

[akshauser]

Hi,

I have this problem that my main framrate like basic FPS is high as it was but recently my pc started a kind of micro stuttering, random FPS drops and overall feels really choppy and not smooth at all.

Even my windows is slow,my mouse coursor is lagging somtimes. I discovered that this problem is on GPU intens games(codwz2,sw jedi:fallen order,borderlands 3) and  I only tested one CPU relied game(ow2) and it was butter smooth.

My windows(10) had the 22h2 update but i can't uninstall it because of the win reinstall. I have the latest nvidia drivers(526.98-16.11.22)

 

My specs:

-Intel core I5 11400f

-Asus prime h510m-a

-RTX 3050

-g.skill aegis 2x8gb 3200mhz

-kingston nv1 ssd 250gb

-wdblue 1tb hdd

-kingston(sata)ssd

-cooler master 650w bronze

 

The things that I've tried:

-reinstalling windows

-reinstalling gpu drivers

-changing in game visual settings

-researing my gpu

-turning of intel turbo boost

-reseating my RAM's

 

I don't have any other idea.I don't know what to do.

If you can help me,or had the same problem please tell me what else to do.

 

 

[solado]

Has anything changed in the bios ? try resetting it to default.

You can also try a bios update for stability improvements.

[podkall]

any recent changes that could cause you these issues?

[merco]

If it was related to a windows update maybe try disabling the Xbox Game Bar (press win key type settings and go to gaming).

[akshauser]

3 hours ago, podkall said:

any recent changes that could cause you these issues?

i think its the new nvidia driver or windows 22h2 update.

but it happened all of a sudden.

[akshauser]

2 hours ago, merco said:

If it was related to a windows update maybe try disabling the Xbox Game Bar (press win key type settings and go to gaming).

it is disabled already

[akshauser]

3 hours ago, solado said:

Has anything changed in the bios ? try resetting it to default.

You can also try a bios update for stability improvements.

i reseted bios too

[solado]

3 minutes ago, akshauser said:

i reseted bios too

Is your main system drive full ? Looks like you have a DRAMless set up and if your drive is full, system performance will tank as there won't be an SLC cache buffer.

[merco]

16 minutes ago, akshauser said:

i think its the new nvidia driver or windows 22h2 update.

 

You could try a rollback to the old driver, see if it helps

[akshauser]

17 minutes ago, solado said:

Is your main system drive full ? Looks like you have a DRAMless set up and if your drive is full, system performance will tank as there won't be an SLC cache buffer.

in fact it is not it has 145gb storage left (out of 250gb) 

[akshauser]

3 minutes ago, merco said:

You could try a rollback to the old driver, see if it helps

tried to but i'm gonna try it again ty

[akshauser]

4 hours ago, solado said:

Has anything changed in the bios ? try resetting it to default.

You can also try a bios update for stability improvements.

and is it 100% safe to update bios.

heard a lot of stuff about it.

 

[solado]

15 minutes ago, akshauser said:

and is it 100% safe to update bios.

Just don't turn your PC off when it's updating, leave it to complete and restart it's self.

Also make sure you download the correct one from the manufacturers website for your motherboard.