My computer keeps getting stutter lag! Please help!

omarski · May 25, 2014

A description is basically something is just off? It's not running as fast or as smoothly as it should. For example, when browsing the internet and scrolling it like cuts up, or when I change tabs, it's very slow at changing tabs. I've reformated twice and tried reinstalling drivers and whatnot. Another problem is in games lke league of legends I get random frame drops for a split second and it goes back to normal..

fx 6300
r9 asus 270

psu: http://www.thermaltakeusa.com/products-model.aspx?id=C_...

motherboard : http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E168...

ddr3 pioneer 4096 MB ram.

my first suspect would be power supply not being strong enough, what do you guys think? ive reinstalled my drivers and reformated a few times same problem. what should i assume or troubleshoot first? please help me!

i7Baby · May 25, 2014

Post your build - per forum guidelines eg Case, OS?

Download and run HWInfo - Sensors and post results (usually 3 screens on TinyPic). This will tell us a lot about how your hardware is running.

omarski · May 25, 2014

I will run it and post it asap. I'm running Windows 7 professional 64 bit. My case is a CM HAF.

sora · May 25, 2014

omarski :

I suspect your temperatures may be very high.

omarski · May 25, 2014

http://tinypic.com/r/nls9zt/8
http://tinypic.com/r/25k3i2s/8
http://tinypic.com/r/2eggufk/8

that's HW info all 3 sensor.

i7Baby · May 25, 2014

Your cpu is ok - I think - 33C reading and 45C readings don't help

Power Supply - only 3V reading - OK. No 12V or 5V readings

GPU - Voltage OK. But at 88% usage only running at 300MHz gpu and 150MHz memory.

So my guess is that you graphics card has had the snake - replace it.

omarski · May 25, 2014

You dont think it could be my power supply? or my ram?

i7Baby · May 25, 2014

As I said - there was no results on the power supply.

It said ram is working. You can test more with Memtest if you want.

But no matter waht, the graphics card isn't working right.

Test it - try it in another pc. Try another one in your pc.

omarski · May 25, 2014

and drive sweeper to get the drives off? also another thing that keeps happening is the computer will freeze for a good 15-20 seconds for no reason while browsing internet then go bakc to normal.

i7Baby · May 25, 2014

No - Control Panel, Uninstall Programs. If you use GeForce Experience (with a nVidia card) it'll do a 'clean install' if you say so.

omarski · May 25, 2014

also when google chrome internet browser freezes for a good 15-20 seconds and then returns, can that be from a bad video card as well?

i7Baby · May 25, 2014

Wait till you've replaced the card then tell me if the pc is running OK. At least try your card in another pc.

dnormtech · May 25, 2014

open task manager, look for a process which may be taxing the cpu, or using available memory. i have the max 2 Gig ram on my system, and it turns out that i have an older video card, so my system suffers lag, particularly in the browser. i get a lot of 'not responding' msgs, which clear after a few seconds.

dnormtech

omarski · May 25, 2014

I'm trying to get my hands on a video card. In the meanwhile I have access to hard drives and according to a lot of newegg reviews people experience stutter using the ssd I bought... So i'm wondering if I Should maybe reinstall windows on an older harddrive and see if my computer runs smoothly.

omarski · May 25, 2014

i just switched gpu and freezes still happen

i7Baby · May 25, 2014

Try the hard drive then

omarski · May 25, 2014

also, could itbe a ram issue? should i try each ram stick separately?

i7Baby · May 25, 2014

Try your card in another pc.

It's getting 0.875 V which might be too low. Maybe its a mobo voltage control problem

What gpu? make and model

What mobo? make and model

omarski · May 25, 2014

motherboard : http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E168...

video card: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814121823

i7Baby · May 25, 2014

Motherboard link isn't to a motherboard.

ASUS R9270

omarski · May 25, 2014

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813130637&cm_re=msi_970a-g46-_-13-130-637-_-Product
there you go , my bad.

i7Baby · May 25, 2014

OK - MSI 970A-G46

The info I have says "avoid overclocking and 8core cpu". And its known for having problems. So its not the best mobo. 4+1 power phases.

For fx cpu and upgradeability, I'd recommend using a 990FX chipset mobo eg ASRock 990FX Extreme4 8+1 power phases.

omarski · May 25, 2014

mines not an 8 core tho

i7Baby · May 25, 2014

But its known to have problems.

Can you increase the gpu voltage - say with Afterburner?

omarski · May 25, 2014

yeh this video card probably needs more juice man, it keeps stuttering way more.

My computer keeps getting stutter lag! Please help!

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