GPU Usage fluctuating Between 0-100% and Framerate and FrameTime spikes

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  • Forgotten_Mythz
    PCHF Member
    • Nov 2022
    • 2

    #1

    GPU Usage fluctuating Between 0-100% and Framerate and FrameTime spikes

    I brought My PC on the 1st of January 2020. However, since then, I wasn’t really able to play games properly on the pc due to some problems recently. I have started playing heavy games on my pc and have noticed severe lag (I have posted a video exhibiting the lag). Link:- GPU usage fluctuating. - YouTube

    The problem is that in new games, there are frametime spikes the Frametime just goes to like 100ms or higher and then there is fps lag moreover the GPU usage also fluctuate you can see the video above to see
    this does not happen in old games like Ac black flag etc, but the new games like AC origins Mountblade 2 banner lord etc., there is so much lag making it unplayable my PC even meet the basic requirement to run these games, and I have watched YouTubers playing these games on same specs

    I have run GPU benchmarks such as furmark and heaven benchmark they result show its ok
    run the CPU (intel processor diagnostic tool) test that also say its ok
    Run the ram test also, shows that ram is ok


    MY PC SPECS ARE:-
    CPU - I7 3770S
    GPU- RX 580
    HDD- 500GB (Games are running from HDD)
    SSD- 128GB (OPERATING SYSTEM IS ON SSD)
    Mobo- H61 Dual slot with USB 3.0 (but it is not connected
    Ram - 8GB (4x2)
    Power supply- 500W (sorry Idk the brand)

    THINGS I HAVE TRIED
    [ol]
    [li]Reinstalling the windows[/li][li]Updating the drivers ( i deleted them also, then reinstalled them)[/li][li]I watched every video on the internet and tried what they said, yet of no use[/li][li]Changed Power Supply also[/li][/ol]
    This is how MSI Afterburner Graph looks when playing games (games such as AC Origins)

    Hard Drives Info
    -SSD



    -HDD
    I live in a hot country and these screenshot were taken during summer that is why the temps are high (the issue still remains in winter also)
  • veeg
    PCHF Director
    • Jul 2016
    • 8978

    #2
    Hello

    Give us your complete psu spec’s. Have you been checking those temps.. Looks like the HDD is a little hot..

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    • Forgotten_Mythz
      PCHF Member
      • Nov 2022
      • 2

      #3
      Originally posted by veeg
      Hello

      Give us your complete psu spec’s. Have you been checking those temps.. Looks like the HDD is a little hot..
      Hello
      I am sorry I do not know the complete specs of PSU, but I have tried changing it also did not help
      secondly, the TEMP for HDD is showing 41 degrees rn, and it shows green colour rn (crystal disk info) remind you I live in a hot country so these temps are good I think?

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      • veeg
        PCHF Director
        • Jul 2016
        • 8978

        #4
        OK you would have to pull the side panel on your pc case to read that label on the side of the psu or since you have taken the old psu out, what is the spec’s on that psu?

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        • Bruce
          PCHF Moderator
          • Oct 2017
          • 10697

          #5
          @Forgotten__Mythz - any updates?

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          • phillpower2
            PCHF Administrator
            • Sep 2016
            • 15206

            #6
            Originally posted by Forgotten__Mythz
            Power supply- 500W (sorry Idk the brand)
            Which suggests that the PSU is junk and the most likely cause of the issue/s, that and the fact that the SSD is too small a capacity for Windows.

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            • Rustys
              PCHF Member
              • Jul 2016
              • 7862

              #7
              abandoned closed

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