Hardware Annoying FPS Drops in games. Help? :(

Delta517

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Since your specs are similar to my mines. Have you tried changing power settings to high performance? Try lower full screen resolutions and anti-aliasing on your games.

Yupp, tried that.

I just rewatched the video, and I noticed both your CPU and your GPU usage is a bit "low" (maybe not for Minecraft, but still...).

Go into your BIOS, see if there are any power save options enabled. These could restrict CPU/GPU performance and give you that stuttering.


EDIT: oh, and run a SMART check on your HDD if you think its bad.


It always does a auto SMART check on every start-up and I took one in the HDTune program. The only thing it complaining about were some relocated sectors or something :S Was 10 of them.

And it happends to EVERY game. Even on Terraria when I die it drops the FPS. I made a post on reddit and one guy made me do a latency check when I was still on W7. Heres the result:

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I had similar issues of frames dropping randomly and found that my HDD was the bottleneck. I upgraded to a SSD and haven't had the same type of frame drops since. A good disk testing program is Crystal Disk Mark. On my laptop's old 5400RPM drive the random access times were under 1MB/S and this caused Oblivion among other games to have those random frame drops.
 

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