First of all my system specs:
GPU: Kfa2 GTX 1060 6GB OC, CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 2600, 16GB 3200MHz RAM HyperX, 750WATT Power Adapter, 2x 120GB SSD Western Digital, Toshiba 1tb HDD
Everything is installed on an a320m-K from asus, which I bought as a bundle with the Ryzen 5 and the RAM at CSL-Computers.
I play all titles on low (CSgo and Fortnite) and not even on 1080p on an AOC C24g1 monitor.
Now to my request: After about 30 minutes of gambling my game starts to jerk unbelievably with FPS drops on some even 19-30. The load seems to be okay according to MSI AFterburner. My Bios I update frequently and all drivers are up to date. The temperatures are ok too (GPU at 62 degrees and CPU at 60 degrees)
I did not run anti-virus programs and rewired Windows quite a few times. If I forgot something important, you are welcome to draw my attention to it.
It might be because you are using an AMD CPU with an Nvidia graphics card.
The fact that you can start a game with that at all borders on a miracle.
Wtf… That can't be serious.
Have the temperatures been read during gaming or in hibernation? Because I actually typed on the temperatures.
Then I should play lotto…
How about the VRM temperatures of the mainboard?
How do I read these out?
HWinfo for example
