Solve : Low Fps and Freeze with a Good computer?

1.	Solve : Low Fps and Freeze with a Good computer?
Answer» Hello, I know a lot of people have this ISSUE and there is a lot of "solutions" to this but from what i tested it isnt working. My rig: Ryzen 1700x GTX 1070 Gigabyte G1 Memory Ram 16GB DDR4 2400MHZ Im playing games like CS:GO and LOL with 150 Fps and some times it GOES down to 30-50 fps Where are your vid drivers from ? ? Are these online games ? ?...if so connetion issues or server issues on their end can cause the above... More info.Both games are played online, I suspect drivers too thoughI suspect Mr. MUSTARD...in the parlor...with the pipe wrench.Both games are online and i play them with 30-50 ping usually. My internet is good and i download at 4MB/s. All the drivers are updated. Bios is updated too ThanksWhere are your vid drivers from ? ? That was the question...I have the GEFORCE application, i update from thereLatest drivers aint always greatest drivers...1 of the issues that crops up with GForce... Revert back to the latest drivers from the card manuf. site... Re-boot after.I did that, still the sameThen it's the connection...or the game servers...Thats probably not it because its happening in every game, im having below avarege fps, and im playing without lag, only low fps and some freezesWhat brand is your GPU, don't say nVidia - they don't make GPU's Quote GTX 1070 Gigabyte G1 Thanks BC, I'd missed that Have you tried the GPU driver from Gigabyte? Here's a link to the download page, just choose the correct OS https://www.gigabyte.com/Graphics-Card/GV-N1070G1-GAMING-8GD-rev-10#support-dl Interestingly, The GPU drivers available from Gigabyte are byte-for-byte identical to the ones available on Nvidia's site. I think this is pretty commonplace nowadays, as it seems that nowadays manufacturers use the same reference card designs provided by NVidia, and the only differences tend to be the visual and airflow design and aspects like RGB. That said, Gigabyte's MIRROR is a few versions behind, so I think it is worthwhile to try for that reason. For reference I have that exact Graphics Card (Gigabyte 1070) And am using Driver Version 378.92, which is from March 2017. I'm not experiencing any performance issues. I think we could also use more detailed specifications about the system as well. (eg. do you have any other adapter cards installed? What is the software environment like?) If running WINDOWS 10, there are some game-related settings as well. "Game DVR" has been associated by many with FPS drops. You can change it and turn it off by starting the XBox App and going to settings. Another thing worth considering is the PCI-E bandwidth. You can check this with a tool like GPU-Z. The info you will want to check is the "Bus Interface" You will want to see "PCIe x16 3.0 x16 1.1" if at the desktop. It's possible there might be an x8 in there in which case, you will want to look at your motherboard manual. In my case I had the same issue and didn't even realize until I happened to open GPU-Z and noticed it said x8. I had an adapter card in my second 16x slot, which meant that both slots were 8x, including the one my graphics card was in. After shuffling expansion cards around to keep that 16x slot free, I nearly doubled my average framerate in game software.

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Hello,

I know a lot of people have this ISSUE and there is a lot of "solutions" to this but from what i tested it isnt working.

My rig:
Ryzen 1700x
GTX 1070 Gigabyte G1
Memory Ram 16GB DDR4 2400MHZ

Im playing games like CS:GO and LOL with 150 Fps and some times it GOES down to 30-50 fps
Where are your vid drivers from ? ?

Are these online games ? ?...if so connetion issues or server issues on their end can cause the above...

More info.Both games are played online, I suspect drivers too thoughI suspect Mr. MUSTARD...in the parlor...with the pipe wrench.Both games are online and i play them with 30-50 ping usually. My internet is good and i download at 4MB/s.
All the drivers are updated. Bios is updated too

ThanksWhere are your vid drivers from ? ?

That was the question...I have the GEFORCE application, i update from thereLatest drivers aint always greatest drivers...1 of the issues that crops up with GForce...

Revert back to the latest drivers from the card manuf. site...

Re-boot after.I did that, still the sameThen it's the connection...or the game servers...Thats probably not it because its happening in every game, im having below avarege fps, and im playing without lag, only low fps and some freezesWhat brand is your GPU, don't say nVidia - they don't make GPU's Quote

GTX 1070 Gigabyte G1

Thanks BC, I'd missed that

Have you tried the GPU driver from Gigabyte?

Here's a link to the download page, just choose the correct OS https://www.gigabyte.com/Graphics-Card/GV-N1070G1-GAMING-8GD-rev-10#support-dl Interestingly, The GPU drivers available from Gigabyte are byte-for-byte identical to the ones available on Nvidia's site. I think this is pretty commonplace nowadays, as it seems that nowadays manufacturers use the same reference card designs provided by NVidia, and the only differences tend to be the visual and airflow design and aspects like RGB. That said, Gigabyte's MIRROR is a few versions behind, so I think it is worthwhile to try for that reason.

For reference I have that exact Graphics Card (Gigabyte 1070) And am using Driver Version 378.92, which is from March 2017. I'm not experiencing any performance issues.

I think we could also use more detailed specifications about the system as well. (eg. do you have any other adapter cards installed? What is the software environment like?)

If running WINDOWS 10, there are some game-related settings as well. "Game DVR" has been associated by many with FPS drops. You can change it and turn it off by starting the XBox App and going to settings.

Another thing worth considering is the PCI-E bandwidth. You can check this with a tool like GPU-Z. The info you will want to check is the "Bus Interface" You will want to see "PCIe x16 3.0 x16 1.1" if at the desktop. It's possible there might be an x8 in there in which case, you will want to look at your motherboard manual. In my case I had the same issue and didn't even realize until I happened to open GPU-Z and noticed it said x8. I had an adapter card in my second 16x slot, which meant that both slots were 8x, including the one my graphics card was in. After shuffling expansion cards around to keep that 16x slot free, I nearly doubled my average framerate in game software.

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