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Ingame CPU spike laggs

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Merry Cristmass to all,

I'm not most active forum member, but I need help and I'm hoping that someone will help me,

I have issues with CPU spike laggs in most games that I play, but the worst king of laggs occur in BF4.

First I tried to reformat my HDD and install fresh windows 8.1 x64, that didn't helped,

I tried then to unpark my CPU cores, that didn't help either.

Tried to disable pagefile memory, that didn't help.

My CPU is overclocked and I tried to return all to stock values, that didn't helped either.

Runed memtest86+ and there are no errors.

 

My PC specs are:

Intel i5 760 @ 3.78 GHz

Asrock P55pro

Kingmax DDR3 2x2 GB, 1333 MHz,

Corsair DDR3 RMS 2x2 GB, 1333 MHz,

msi GTX 770 2 GB O.C. edition

Samsung HD502HJ HDD

Corsair VX450W power supply

ThermalTake contac BP29 CPU cooler

 

Here is the video where you can see those spikes:

http://youtu.be/HWPs1bYR32I?list=UUSyEBZmqa7H_TfRK_YEFsxQ

 

Don't mind gameplay, look at around 50 secs on video, you will see spikes that result as framedrop and also my PC runs erraticly.

 

If you need more videos, I can record it and upload, just ask what ever you need to help me.

Sorry guys on my english, I'm not native speaker.

 

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Is your CPU overheating ?

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My guess is it's software not hardware. It could be the system, the game, the driver, malware, or some other background application that kicks in from time to time.

 

Does this happen in other games? Does your CPU spike when you're not gaming?
I suggest you try a fresh system install (even on an external drive)


Also, how did you get that CPU/GPU usage chart? is it built-in BF4, or did you edit that in?

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First, that CPU/GPU graph is built-in BF4, you can enable it by typing perfoverlay.drawgraph 1 in console. 

Second, I've done fresh windows instalation and I didn't install any apps except steam and origin and browser, CPU spikes were still there.

Spikes are also there in other games, but let's say in CS:GO are baily noticable, I tryed also CoD:AW, played 1st round and that round was spike-free, but next rounds had some lagg spikes.

 

Sometimes when I watch youtube, no matter of full screen or windowed, I can notice some spikes, but I don't know if that is same problem. 

 

If anybody has some idea what can I check, please post it and I will post some results.

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Well if you tried re-installing win etc. then I thing its the games software. When did this start happening?

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Well if you tried re-installing win etc. then I thing its the games software. When did this start happening?

I noticed that in last few months, but now I notice it in most games that I play

 

i5 may be showing it's age.

you think? anyway to check that?

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