- May 20, 2017
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Hey guys. I know this has been posted but I have yet to find an answer to my specific issue.
I recently completed a new build. AMD fx-8350, 16gb hyperx,EVGA gtx1050ti SSC, 750w EVGA G3 PSU, msi 970a gaming.
In games I get a pretty noticeable hiccup(it feels like my system is trying to catch up to itself), how/ why it happens depends on the game. I am running on 2 monitors. I've tried using DDU to wipe drivers, formatted my hdd, reseated my gpu. I even tried to oc my system to see if I just wasn't reaching what I needed to. I've also run the windows memory diagnostic, used ccleaner. No matter what I've tried nothing seems to fix it, but nothing seems to be wrong.
Should I just move up to the 1060? Or should I just take my machine to my local computer place and have them do a better diagnostic? If there is even more than I've already done.
I recently completed a new build. AMD fx-8350, 16gb hyperx,EVGA gtx1050ti SSC, 750w EVGA G3 PSU, msi 970a gaming.
In games I get a pretty noticeable hiccup(it feels like my system is trying to catch up to itself), how/ why it happens depends on the game. I am running on 2 monitors. I've tried using DDU to wipe drivers, formatted my hdd, reseated my gpu. I even tried to oc my system to see if I just wasn't reaching what I needed to. I've also run the windows memory diagnostic, used ccleaner. No matter what I've tried nothing seems to fix it, but nothing seems to be wrong.
Should I just move up to the 1060? Or should I just take my machine to my local computer place and have them do a better diagnostic? If there is even more than I've already done.
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