- Jun 27, 2013
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So basically my computer drops frames. It shouldn't, but it does. There are a lot of different situations to keep in mind:
1 When streaming i lose some fps, atleast when playing high requirement games such as League of legends. The loss in fps is expected, but when it drops it comes in spikes, only dropping once every 90 seconds or so, and when i check the fps it's unchanged, still at 150 or so, but the fps drop is as clear as the sun.
2 Playing The same game (using lol as an example) i can play at 150-300 fps, but the small lagspikes still appear. Fps remains at 150+ but the lag is there and noticable by eye.
3 My computer seems to just have gotten slower than it used to, that sucks considering i just used 750$ on my new GPU.
The information i know u need to solve this mystery (if there is any)
So just to clearify what i'm asking for: Why is my computer doing these things, are they intended and how to fix
1 When streaming i lose some fps, atleast when playing high requirement games such as League of legends. The loss in fps is expected, but when it drops it comes in spikes, only dropping once every 90 seconds or so, and when i check the fps it's unchanged, still at 150 or so, but the fps drop is as clear as the sun.
2 Playing The same game (using lol as an example) i can play at 150-300 fps, but the small lagspikes still appear. Fps remains at 150+ but the lag is there and noticable by eye.
3 My computer seems to just have gotten slower than it used to, that sucks considering i just used 750$ on my new GPU.
The information i know u need to solve this mystery (if there is any)
So just to clearify what i'm asking for: Why is my computer doing these things, are they intended and how to fix
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