These are my specs
processor: intel Core i7-8700 CPU @ 3.20Ghz
Ram: 16gb corsair vengance
graphics card: Nvidia GeForce GTX 1060 6gb
system type: 64-bit operating system
Windows 10
disk drive:samsung ssd 840 evo 120gb
and a 1tb hard drive.
So this is what has happened. My computer was running fine, very smooth, no problems. Then i decided to do a factory reset to clean up some space and what not. After the reset the everything is now a constant stutter/lag, web pages load slow, videos are typically fine other than the slow load times to get to them.Games(LoL) haves a constant stutter, no lag though as my ping is fine and it reacts as soon as i click. Even after i downloaded all the graphics and motherboard drivers, windows 10, ect, it still lags. Since that didn't fix it i bought a new processor and mother board and it still doesnt work. I then got hdsentinel to confirm it wasn't my hard drive. I'm thinking its my graphics card even though it says its working properly. Ram are in the right slots and it says they are working properly. Could it be my solid state drive? I don't know. Really dont want to buy another graphics card if i dont have to. Thanks for reading. Any response is greatly appreciated
processor: intel Core i7-8700 CPU @ 3.20Ghz
Ram: 16gb corsair vengance
graphics card: Nvidia GeForce GTX 1060 6gb
system type: 64-bit operating system
Windows 10
disk drive:samsung ssd 840 evo 120gb
and a 1tb hard drive.
So this is what has happened. My computer was running fine, very smooth, no problems. Then i decided to do a factory reset to clean up some space and what not. After the reset the everything is now a constant stutter/lag, web pages load slow, videos are typically fine other than the slow load times to get to them.Games(LoL) haves a constant stutter, no lag though as my ping is fine and it reacts as soon as i click. Even after i downloaded all the graphics and motherboard drivers, windows 10, ect, it still lags. Since that didn't fix it i bought a new processor and mother board and it still doesnt work. I then got hdsentinel to confirm it wasn't my hard drive. I'm thinking its my graphics card even though it says its working properly. Ram are in the right slots and it says they are working properly. Could it be my solid state drive? I don't know. Really dont want to buy another graphics card if i dont have to. Thanks for reading. Any response is greatly appreciated
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