stuttering problem while playing games also low fps

packersfan036 · Jul 22, 2018

hi everyone, my system is a ryzen 3 1200 overclocked to 3.9ghz, rx 580 8gb video card, 16gb of 3000mhz ram @ 2666mhz anyways on and off im getting lagging/stuttering while playing games like battlefield 1 and star wars battlefront 2 and overwatch all games do it. anyone have any ideas of to what is happening.

KeelinTy · Jul 22, 2018

Are all your drivers up to date? What if you try without any overclock and everything set to stock? Let me know how those work if you try them

packersfan036 · Jul 23, 2018

KeelinTy :

drivers are up to date,. and the problem only seems to be happening with the two origin games which are battlefront 2 and battlefield 1 I just got through playing doom getting 60 to 72 fps on high settings no lag at all. and the the witcher 3 60 fps on high settings.

Obakasama · Jul 23, 2018

I would use something like MSI Afterburner to monitor what's happening with your hardware: CPU, GPU and RAM frequencies and usage; CPU and GPU temperatures; fps and frame times; and if necessary page file. Should give a clue what happens when the drops happen.

packersfan036 · Jul 23, 2018

Obakasama :

I do and I don't see anything really unusual sometimes the video card usage hits 100% and the frame rates are very low or fluctuating. that's all I can see so far. but so far only happens with the two origin games which are battlefield 1 and battlefront 2. if that changes ill let you know.

drea.drechsler · Jul 23, 2018

packersfan036 :

You don't happen to be using Twitch or some other live streaming or maybe recording your gaming action? Your system spec seems good enough except being a quad core CPU so streaming may intrude more than you'd like in some scenarios.

Otherwise, being games from Origin it could certainly be that driver version at fault. Or setup: look for something like Nvidia Hair controls to turn off as emulating Nvidia hardware takes a major toll on AMD boards.

packersfan036 · Jul 23, 2018

drea.drechsler :

packersfan036 :

You don't happen to be using Twitch or some other live streaming or maybe recording your gaming action? Your system spec seems good enough except being a quad core CPU so streaming may intrude more than you'd like in some scenarios.

Otherwise, being games from Origin it could certainly be that driver version at fault. Or setup: look for something like Nvidia Hair controls to turn off as emulating Nvidia hardware takes a major toll on AMD boards.

I just got through playing battlefield 1 with no issues.... very strange...… and nothing being used in the background.....

drea.drechsler · Jul 23, 2018

packersfan036 :

Definitely look for something else going on in the system while gaming. Like I said, you've certainly good system spec. but a quad core (I don't think 1200's are multi-threaded are they?) has a lot less margin when something else happens to be running in the background.

Oh, and also look at the game preset optimizations in Radeon Settings. You could be running at 4k,Virtual Super Resolution, without even knowing it. That's happened to me before.

The other thing about Doom, at least, is being a Vulkan title it's very well optimized for AMD hardware and massive margin for smoothness.

packersfan036 · Jul 23, 2018

drea.drechsler :

packersfan036 :

Definitely look for something else going on in the system while gaming. Like I said, you've certainly good system spec. but a quad core (I don't think 1200's are multi-threaded are they?) has a lot less margin when something else happens to be running in the background.

Oh, and also look at the game preset optimizations in Radeon Settings. You could be running at 4k,Virtual Super Resolution, without even knowing it. That's happened to me before.

The other thing about Doom, at least, is being a Vulkan title it's very well optimized for AMD hardware and massive margin for smoothness.

the ryzen 3 1200 is 4 cores 4 threads

packersfan036 · Jul 23, 2018

drea.drechsler :

packersfan036 :

Definitely look for something else going on in the system while gaming. Like I said, you've certainly good system spec. but a quad core (I don't think 1200's are multi-threaded are they?) has a lot less margin when something else happens to be running in the background.

Oh, and also look at the game preset optimizations in Radeon Settings. You could be running at 4k,Virtual Super Resolution, without even knowing it. That's happened to me before.

The other thing about Doom, at least, is being a Vulkan title it's very well optimized for AMD hardware and massive margin for smoothness.

and my doom plays well even without vulkan……….

packersfan036 · Jul 24, 2018

I did a bios update to the video card, it seemed to fix the issue. will keep everyone updated.

packersfan036 · Jul 28, 2018

the bios update did not work, so I returned the card and got a nvidia gtx 1060 6gb a lot better now.

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