I have 30-40 fps drops in every game idk why, some solutions, reccomendations? My rig:8gb ddr3 HyperX fury ram , MSI GTX 1050TI OC 4gb GAMING , AMD X4 750 and a biostar a58ml motherboard.Just some games that i play and i get fps drops : CS:GO 120 to 50 , Battlefield1 56-60 to 20 , doom 100 to 55, Resident evil 7 70fps to 46
Fps drops in every game
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It could be. Over time you acquire more programs running at once as a general rule if thumb.
Windows is also known to hog ram.
Dual channel ram should help.
Since you came here to ask people but you came to counter argue, here's a picture that details your exact issue.
Note the fps difference between dual and single channel.
Windows is also known to hog ram.
Dual channel ram should help.
Since you came here to ask people but you came to counter argue, here's a picture that details your exact issue.
Note the fps difference between dual and single channel.
Lopperuk
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I mean random frame drops like that are usually related to something like a slow hard drive or a program running in the background or a virus so you should see if any of those are the issue. If none of that is the problem it could always be something to do with you RAM or even windows. Just have to do some research and see if you find any potential problems.
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The_Staplergun
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Get a second stick. It has been proven that dual channel makes the difference in fps that you're describing as a problem.
The_Staplergun
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It could be. Over time you acquire more programs running at once as a general rule if thumb.
Windows is also known to hog ram.
Dual channel ram should help.
Since you came here to ask people but you came to counter argue, here's a picture that details your exact issue.
Note the fps difference between dual and single channel.
Windows is also known to hog ram.
Dual channel ram should help.
Since you came here to ask people but you came to counter argue, here's a picture that details your exact issue.
Note the fps difference between dual and single channel.
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