New graphics card but still lag?

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harounwilliam

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Okay so I got a new MSI Radeon Rx570 8gb and i'll give you some details about my pc i have 550w power supply i7-2600 and Patriot Memory 8GB DDR3 1600 Extreme Performance Viper 3 Series Kit, Mobo b75-d3v, win10 pro x64, Yeah so i got all these and sometimes when i play games it's lagging i've been asking and searching a lot about this problem can't fix it, in the beginning i thought it's my operating system i reformatted my win10 and still the same don't know what to do? If anyone has any possible solutions please help me out. Thank you! :)
 
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rcald2000

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harounwilliam What precisely do you mean by game lagging? Are they stuttering, or at a lower FPS than you anticipated with this GPU upgrade? Could you please name the main game(s) that you play? You're now using a RX 570, but what GPU did you upgrade from? Is your i7-2600 overclocked or at stock speeds?

addendum: Ignore my last inquiry about overclocking. Clearly you're not doing that with a B75 chipset.
 
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harounwilliam

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I mean some games freezes up a bit like ( Csgo,Team Fortress 2) when i start a game dont why? i upgraded from GT 710 to Rx570.

 
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rcald2000

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I do not know what is causing your issue. However, were it my system, I would do the following:

Open task manager, and set to "always on top". Then I would run a game and see what my CPU utilization is at. If high then I would download and run HWmonitor and re-check CPU utilization and also temps, while playing one of the aforementioned games. Then report both figures back to this thread.

Install latest firmware for Gigabyte GA-B75-D3V, if not updated already: https://www.gigabyte.com/Motherboard/GA-B75-D3V-rev-10#support-dl

Windows defender: I would fully update Windows 10, then temporarily disable Windows Defender or any anti-virus/trojan/malware software to see if it's the cause.

different ram brand / timing: Do you have one or two RAM sticks installed? If two, are they different brands and/or timings?

connectivity: Wired via Ethernet, or Wi-Fi? If Wi-Fi, is it using 5 GHz spectrum?

hdd fragmentation: If using a hard disk drive, and not SSD, for storage, I would administrative run: chkdsk /r from the command prompt. After that's completed I would download and run defraggler, to minimize any data fragmentation on the drive.

Question: Just out of curiosity, what is the brand and model of both your HDD and your power supply? This question is purely out of my own curiosity.
 
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harounwilliam

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i'm using ssd for the operating system,and hdd for the games and other files, and i have two rams and both of my ram are the same brand, i'm on Wi-Fi using 5GHZ, i'm not using any anti-virus/trojan/malware software, My windows is updated and my mobo is also updated so don't know where's the problem.
 
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