Hello,this is my first thread so I apologize if there is any mistake.I have built my 1st pc recently , but I started noticing random FPS drops and stuttering.My specs :
i5 4460,
8gb ddr3 1600 Mhz single ram,
Gigabyte gtx 750 ti,
Gigabyte GA-B85M-HD3 LGA-1150 MB,
Corsair VS450 450 W psu
Western digital 1000 GB sata 7200 rpm
I played AC3/4/rogue,Far cry 4,Arkham city/origins,shadow of mordor at high settings and fps stayed between 55-60 (at 768p,with v-sync on) but about a week ago I started noticing fps drops from 35-60 fps and stuttering which never happened before,Also I could not run pcsx2 which ran fine at 60fps before but now runs 30 fps.Last night I tried Sherlock Holmes crime and punishment at max settings and I couldn't pass 40 fps and I was very disappointed.It is very frustrating because most of these games aren't very demanding. I have all latest drivers from Nvidia and I used Malwarebytes but no result ,my cpu and gpu temperatures seem alright and accept downloading I don't run any program during gaming.I don't know what to do.Any kind of suggestion will be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
i5 4460,
8gb ddr3 1600 Mhz single ram,
Gigabyte gtx 750 ti,
Gigabyte GA-B85M-HD3 LGA-1150 MB,
Corsair VS450 450 W psu
Western digital 1000 GB sata 7200 rpm
I played AC3/4/rogue,Far cry 4,Arkham city/origins,shadow of mordor at high settings and fps stayed between 55-60 (at 768p,with v-sync on) but about a week ago I started noticing fps drops from 35-60 fps and stuttering which never happened before,Also I could not run pcsx2 which ran fine at 60fps before but now runs 30 fps.Last night I tried Sherlock Holmes crime and punishment at max settings and I couldn't pass 40 fps and I was very disappointed.It is very frustrating because most of these games aren't very demanding. I have all latest drivers from Nvidia and I used Malwarebytes but no result ,my cpu and gpu temperatures seem alright and accept downloading I don't run any program during gaming.I don't know what to do.Any kind of suggestion will be greatly appreciated. Thank you.