- Oct 1, 2017
- 2
- 0
- 510
Hi guys,
I've come to a technical standpoint with my current issue, as I am usually the tech guru with the friends and family, I don't have anybody else to turn to when I can't fix the issue.
When I'm watching any form of video playback, no matter what resolution, if I'm online streaming, watching a film I've downloaded or even playing video games on any setting high or low, I seem to get an fps frame drop all the way to 1fps for half a second or so in intervals of around 3-4 seconds. This has happened all of a sudden with no indication of what has caused this.
I have updated every kind of software you can think of and all drivers for my graphics cards, I even used driver booster to help me update bits I maybe forgotten about. around a 1-1.5 years ago I did overclock my pc and it was my very first time overclocking and I thought this was the issue with the extra strain on my pc, but i went into my bios and reverted all back to default but this did not resolve my issue.
I have kindly created a HTML file containing my computers full specs as courtesy of CPU-Z, please find the specs hosted on my own website I manage for a pub by clicking here
I do believe this may be an issue with the temperature of my cpu cores by unfortunately my technical ability will only allow me to identify software issues, not hardware
If anybody could help me resolve this issue i would be greatly appreciative and love you for ever and what-not!
I've come to a technical standpoint with my current issue, as I am usually the tech guru with the friends and family, I don't have anybody else to turn to when I can't fix the issue.
When I'm watching any form of video playback, no matter what resolution, if I'm online streaming, watching a film I've downloaded or even playing video games on any setting high or low, I seem to get an fps frame drop all the way to 1fps for half a second or so in intervals of around 3-4 seconds. This has happened all of a sudden with no indication of what has caused this.
I have updated every kind of software you can think of and all drivers for my graphics cards, I even used driver booster to help me update bits I maybe forgotten about. around a 1-1.5 years ago I did overclock my pc and it was my very first time overclocking and I thought this was the issue with the extra strain on my pc, but i went into my bios and reverted all back to default but this did not resolve my issue.
I have kindly created a HTML file containing my computers full specs as courtesy of CPU-Z, please find the specs hosted on my own website I manage for a pub by clicking here
I do believe this may be an issue with the temperature of my cpu cores by unfortunately my technical ability will only allow me to identify software issues, not hardware
If anybody could help me resolve this issue i would be greatly appreciative and love you for ever and what-not!
Facebook
Twitter
Instagram