Random little FPS Spikes.

halfpintruls

Mainboard : ASUSTeK COMPUTER INC. MAXIMUS VII RANGER
Chipset : Intel Haswell
Processor : Intel Core i7 @ 4000 MHz (max : 4004)
Physical Memory : 16384 MB DDR3-SDRAM
Video Card : NVIDIA GeForce GTX 750 Ti
Hard Disk : Hitachi HDS721010DLE630 ATA Device (1000GB)
Hard Disk : Samsung SSD 840 EVO 120GB ATA Device (120GB)
Hard Disk : Western Digital WD30EZRX-00D8PB0 ATA Device (3001GB)
Monitor Type : Hewlett Packard HP 22xi - 22 inches
Monitor Type : Hewlett Packard HP 22cw - 22 inches
Network Card : Intel Ethernet Connection (2) I218-V
Network Card : Atheros Communications AR9300 Wireless LAN adaptor
Operating System : Windows 7 Ultimate Professional Media Center 6.01.7601 Service Pack 1 (64-bit)
DirectX : Version 11.00
Windows Performance Index : 7.7 on 7.9

In-game Resolution :
Server : All servers All channels All rooms
Maps occurring on: All maps

Symptoms :
Every like 15 seconds or so it spikes my FPS and ping for about a second and constantly does it throughout the whole game.

CfKyoto

Maybe re-install your video/network drivers?


P.S

Nice computer specs. hue

halfpintruls

CfKyoto wrote: »

Maybe re-install your video/network drivers?


P.S

Nice computer specs. hue

Just done that and I'm testing now and thanks never thought my specs would not run this haha
Edit: Nope still doing it

Interscopes

Have you disabled core parking for your CPU?

Do this and your CPU will always use all it's cores instead of parking a few which might cause the random fps spikes since Crossfire is based on your CPU.

If not follow this guide: http://ultimatecomputers.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=3644

Also download TCP optimizer and run it.

Regards,

halfpintruls

Interscopes wrote: »

Have you disabled core parking for your CPU?

Do this and your CPU will always use all it's cores instead of parking a few which might cause the random fps spikes since Crossfire is based on your CPU.

If not follow this guide: http://ultimatecomputers.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=3644

Also download TCP optimizer and run it.

Regards,

Still does it. Thanks for the response though

Interscopes

Make sure you turned off every "automatic updates" on whatever program you have. Also deactivate windows defender as it's redundant. And make sure you have optimized your Msconfig so that you only run Crossfire.

If you don't know how follow this guide: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3LuKaKNaa44

EDIT: Since you have a samsung ssd, use 'Samsung Magician' to optimize your SSD. Also you should have Crossfire installed on your SSD.

Regards,

nGhost

Like interscopes said, have crossfire installed on your ssd. Fixed all stuttering for me.

totobkra250

tbrbaka2012

C4

make sure your hardware isnt on PSM (power saver mode/manger)

or Eco mode or something....

i had this issue.....
plus make sure nuthin is running in the back ground....
go to ur task manager and look at ur processing speeds and see whats spiking...

madnade

turn on v sync if you haven't,that might help you and also try running it in low texture,weather effects off etc if you don't mind.

halfpintruls

AKIO_BUM wrote: »

make sure your hardware isnt on PSM (power saver mode/manger)

or Eco mode or something....

i had this issue.....
plus make sure nuthin is running in the back ground....
go to ur task manager and look at ur processing speeds and see whats spiking...

Only CF does. Still having issues.

ilPhone5

halfpintruls wrote: »

Only CF does. Still having issues.

Check ur virtual memories if u don't know what it is. Youtube is ur best friend.