Hey everyone,
I bought my first PC gaming 2 weeks ago, and I'm disappointed with its performance so far. First game I tried was Skyrim (installed in SSD), since I really wanted to continue my saved game with new mods to make it look as good as possible, and I can't even run it without a single mod. Running around or riding a horse makes the game stutter a lot, and I noticed the GPU usage drops to really low values, sometimes even 0%, causing FPS drops. Then I tried Rocket League (installed in HDD), and also had some drops to 0% and some micro stutters.
After testing both games, I installed Heaven Benchmark and tested both DirectX 9 and 11, v-sync on and off, and had some small stuttering as well. Also tried GTA V (installed in SSD), and it runs mostly at 60 FPS with some small drops sometimes, but I think its GPU usage is kinda low, staying around 60/65%.
What I've already done:
- Set computer's power plan to AMD Ryzen Balanced
- Set GPU's power plan to max performance
- Uninstalled everything XBox related (Windows 10)
- Updated BIOS
- Changed RAM frequency to 2933 MHz (was set to 2133)
- Reinstalled GPU drivers with DDU
Below are my specs and some prints I took from MSI Afterburner, every game was tested in Ultra settings at 1920x1080. All games and Windows are genuine.
The computer was built in the store, I just chose the components.
Rocket League (Running fine)
Rocket League (GPU usage drops one second later)
Afterburner (Skyrim)
Afterburner (GTA V)
Any help will be really appreciated.
I bought my first PC gaming 2 weeks ago, and I'm disappointed with its performance so far. First game I tried was Skyrim (installed in SSD), since I really wanted to continue my saved game with new mods to make it look as good as possible, and I can't even run it without a single mod. Running around or riding a horse makes the game stutter a lot, and I noticed the GPU usage drops to really low values, sometimes even 0%, causing FPS drops. Then I tried Rocket League (installed in HDD), and also had some drops to 0% and some micro stutters.
After testing both games, I installed Heaven Benchmark and tested both DirectX 9 and 11, v-sync on and off, and had some small stuttering as well. Also tried GTA V (installed in SSD), and it runs mostly at 60 FPS with some small drops sometimes, but I think its GPU usage is kinda low, staying around 60/65%.
What I've already done:
- Set computer's power plan to AMD Ryzen Balanced
- Set GPU's power plan to max performance
- Uninstalled everything XBox related (Windows 10)
- Updated BIOS
- Changed RAM frequency to 2933 MHz (was set to 2133)
- Reinstalled GPU drivers with DDU
Below are my specs and some prints I took from MSI Afterburner, every game was tested in Ultra settings at 1920x1080. All games and Windows are genuine.
AMD Ryzen 5 1600 3.2GHz-3.6GHz 16MB AM4
MSI B350 Tomahawk
G.Skill 8GB DDR4 3000MHz Aegis (x2)
Seasonic S12II 520W 80+ Bronze
MSI GeForce® GTX 1070 ARMOR OC 8GB GD5
SSD Crucial MX300 275GB SATA III
Monitor LG 24" 24MP68VQ-P 5ms IPS
The computer was built in the store, I just chose the components.
Rocket League (Running fine)
Rocket League (GPU usage drops one second later)
Afterburner (Skyrim)
Afterburner (GTA V)
Any help will be really appreciated.
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