1050 TI Issues Repost HELP ME

[Michael122]

So, I built my first system, with minimal issues..... Until now, a week later. I currently have a MAJOR stuttering problem in all the games I play. I have tried to diagnose the problem myself, but no solution has ever worked for me. MSI Afterburner reports major frametime spikes, up into the 80ms-90ms, then goes back down to around 5ms-10ms. I have also tried running the Unigine Heaven benchmark, with some success, but the stuttering still occurs. While running the benchmark, I also noted that when a stutter happens, Unigine shows the GPU clock and Memory clock essentially throttling all the way down to where they normally are on idle, but the temperatures are only in the high 50s and low 60s. I have also heard of power issues with the 1050 Ti's that don't have a 6 pin power connecter (Mine doesn't have one). If it is in fact a power issue, then I'll happily return the card and get one with a 6 pin connector. I appreciate all of the help everyone can give me, thanks!

 

My System: 

ASRock AB350M Pro4 AM4 Mobo (Most current BIOS)

AMD RYZEN 5 1500X

120GB PNY SSD (Boot drive)

WD BLUE 1TB HDD

2x4GB DDR4 3000Mhz CORSAIR Vengeance LPX

RM550X 80+ GOLD Power Supply

EVGA GeForce GTX 1050 Ti GAMING  (04G-P4-6251-KR)

[Zando_]

Hmmm. My EVGA SC (single fan, nor 6-pin) 1050 Ti works fine for me. Though it only gets to about 20% usage when playing Battlefront II (2005). Everything is seated correctly? And what games are you playing, at what settings and res?

[Michael122]

I play a lot of lighter titles, like CSGO. I reseated my card and that didn't help anything. I am playing at all high settings in CSGO (No VSync or motion blur), at 1600x900. The card normally sits around 40-70% usage in all the games I play, so it shouldn't be pulling the full 75 watts out of the mobo...

 

[Zando_]

8 minutes ago, Michael122 said:

I play a lot of lighter titles, like CSGO. I reseated my card and that didn't help anything. I am playing at all high settings in CSGO (No VSync or motion blur), at 1600x900. The card normally sits around 40-70% usage in all the games I play, so it shouldn't be pulling the full 75 watts out of the mobo...

 

Can you test it in a different system, and see if it does the same thing? (And just quote or tag me: @Zando Bob, so I can see you replied)

[Michael122]

@Zando Bob Yes, I tested the card in an old dell inspiron 600 tower with an I3 2120 running windows 7. It only had a 300 watt PSU, it ran fine in that system.

[Zando_]

Just now, Michael122 said:

@Zando Bob Yes, I tested the card in an old dell inspiron 600 tower with an I3 2120 running windows 7. It only had a 300 watt PSU, it ran fine in that system.

Try a different PCIe slot, or DDU and reinstall drivers. 

[Michael122]

35 minutes ago, Zando Bob said:

Try a different PCIe slot, or DDU and reinstall drivers. 

Moved to another PCIe slot, these are the results of an Unigine Heaven run on High, about to reinstall drivers. I have heard bad things about the new drivers, should I get an older one? If so, which one?

[Michael122]

25 minutes ago, Michael122 said:

Moved to another PCIe slot, these are the results of an Unigine Heaven run on High, about to reinstall drivers. I have heard bad things about the new drivers, should I get an older one? If so, which one?

2nd run with the new drivers. CSGO Still stutters.

[Zando_]

6 hours ago, Michael122 said:

2nd run with the new drivers. CSGO Still stutters.

 

Is there an older driver that worked? Where there any updates you installed before it started stuttering?

[Michael122]

11 hours ago, Zando Bob said:

Is there an older driver that worked? Where there any updates you installed before it started stuttering?

Just used an older driver, didn't help the issue. Also reinstalled windows just in case it was a software related issue, frametimes still spike into the 90s. Is it possible that I have a motherboard power issue? I don't know if that's even possible. Also, when trying to run a heaven benchmark, I now get an error message labled: msvcp10.dll is missing. Looked it up, it may be corrupted, virus, malware, or hardware failure. I haven't been on any malicious sites on this computer, so I doubt it is virus or malware.

[Zando_]

1 hour ago, Michael122 said:

Just used an older driver, didn't help the issue. Also reinstalled windows just in case it was a software related issue, frametimes still spike into the 90s. Is it possible that I have a motherboard power issue? I don't know if that's even possible. Also, when trying to run a heaven benchmark, I now get an error message labled: msvcp10.dll is missing. Looked it up, it may be corrupted, virus, malware, or hardware failure. I haven't been on any malicious sites on this computer, so I doubt it is virus or malware.

You could try RMA'ing the GPU and see if that helps. Contact customer support and see what they say. They may have a fix. 

[Michael122]

2 hours ago, Zando Bob said:

You could try RMA'ing the GPU and see if that helps. Contact customer support and see what they say. They may have a fix. 

Do you have any Idea why msvcp100.dll is missing? I did another complete wipe, but it still won't let me use heaven bencmark.