mihai21ro
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Hey guys, I would need some advice in order to know what's causing frame skipping on my PC.
In cs go, especially at lower resolutions (currently playing 1024x768 on 144 hz monitor), I'm lagging very bad (tearing or frame skipping and sometimes stuttering). Higher resolutions are way smoother but still getting some random freezes. My fps is around 200-250. This doesn't happen on smaller maps (like aim_map), but it does happen on large, competitive maps (especially de_cache, and the lowest tearing I get on de_mirage).
I found a video that shows my exact problem:
, I don't play TF2 but I have this problem in CS GO and sometimes in League of Legends and this is really frustrating. I can barely play.
I got my pc to warranty, they changed my CPU but the problem isn't gone. I sent it again and they said the PC is running fine, though they didn't test my HDD (they have their own SSD which has their test Windows on it, and they replaced my hdd with their SSD). So basically the only thing that wasn't tested is my HDD and I am thinking about buying an SSD (A-DATA Premier Pro SP550, 240GB, SATA III 600) hoping this will solve my problem.
My current HDD is an WD Blue 1TB SATA-III 7200 RPM 64 MB. I tested it with a lot of different programs but it passes the tests.
I did a HDTune test after a windows reinstall and I got no errors, though my transfer rate dropped from 160 mb/s to 80 mb/s in 2 hours of test running, then after the test was done it went back to 140 mb/s or so. I started thinking it might be the HDD when I tried playing League of Legends while unzipping using winrar, and I was getting massive fps drops.
Some pics: http://imgur.com/TsLjGQE
http://imgur.com/AfGawhM
http://imgur.com/nmsh8nk
Also, I can't put my pc into sleep mode. It basically just restarts. On the old windows when trying to get into sleep mode I was getting a blue screen which looked awful: http://imgur.com/Q60UBS36 , now it just restarts.
And also, if I get a blue screen ,after the pc restarts I get a message saying "Reboot and select proper device", which I solve by turning off the pc from the button and then turning it on again.
# sorry if this is the wrong section, I found this topic similar to my problem (https://www.techspot.com/community/topics/frame-skipping-in-most-games.185163/) and it was posted here.
In cs go, especially at lower resolutions (currently playing 1024x768 on 144 hz monitor), I'm lagging very bad (tearing or frame skipping and sometimes stuttering). Higher resolutions are way smoother but still getting some random freezes. My fps is around 200-250. This doesn't happen on smaller maps (like aim_map), but it does happen on large, competitive maps (especially de_cache, and the lowest tearing I get on de_mirage).
I found a video that shows my exact problem:
I got my pc to warranty, they changed my CPU but the problem isn't gone. I sent it again and they said the PC is running fine, though they didn't test my HDD (they have their own SSD which has their test Windows on it, and they replaced my hdd with their SSD). So basically the only thing that wasn't tested is my HDD and I am thinking about buying an SSD (A-DATA Premier Pro SP550, 240GB, SATA III 600) hoping this will solve my problem.
My current HDD is an WD Blue 1TB SATA-III 7200 RPM 64 MB. I tested it with a lot of different programs but it passes the tests.
I did a HDTune test after a windows reinstall and I got no errors, though my transfer rate dropped from 160 mb/s to 80 mb/s in 2 hours of test running, then after the test was done it went back to 140 mb/s or so. I started thinking it might be the HDD when I tried playing League of Legends while unzipping using winrar, and I was getting massive fps drops.
Some pics: http://imgur.com/TsLjGQE
http://imgur.com/AfGawhM
http://imgur.com/nmsh8nk
Also, I can't put my pc into sleep mode. It basically just restarts. On the old windows when trying to get into sleep mode I was getting a blue screen which looked awful: http://imgur.com/Q60UBS36 , now it just restarts.
And also, if I get a blue screen ,after the pc restarts I get a message saying "Reboot and select proper device", which I solve by turning off the pc from the button and then turning it on again.
# sorry if this is the wrong section, I found this topic similar to my problem (https://www.techspot.com/community/topics/frame-skipping-in-most-games.185163/) and it was posted here.