Windows 10 causing framerate problems [Stuttering].. Don't know why. Help!

[Ludvig Corneliusson]

Hello!

I installed Windows 10 on my custom built, pretty high end pc a couple of weeks ago. Then a couple of days ago, when I logged in I noticed some some lag when I played games. I wondered what it could be and I had no idea, since my ping was great and my FPS was really high. So I tried to fix the problem, thinking it would be my new screen and a broken adapter or something. After plugging all my screens out and in, nothing changed.
After that I started looking into my other hardware, such as my GPU, CPU and Fans, and their cables.
My fans worked and my CPU was cool. The only thing I could think of was a broken GPU from the hardware aspect.
I also downgraded my W10 GPU drivers to the beta ones, and also tried all the ones after the beta. Nothing changed the problem.
I mixtured with different drivers but no solution was found.
So I considered buying a new GPU but before I did that I would try to go back to Windows 8.1.
And now that I went back to W8.1 everything is back to normal! And this is where i'm at right now.

Things I checked:
-Stable Ping
-Stable FPS
-Stable Monitors and Cables
-Stable GPU
-Stable CPU
-Stable Power Supply
-Stable Coolers

Things that may cause the problem that I have found:
-Unstable or not working drivers? I tried the beta drivers that had been working for me when I got W10, but it didn't work this time.
-My Nvidia GPU not working with windows 10?
-Dual screen technical issue? Unlikely, since I tried with only 1 screen.
-Damaged Hardware. Unlikely, since I discovered the problem after my system had been shut of over the night.


GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 780
CPU: Intel Core i-7 3.6
60hz monitor 2x

/Ser1ous

 

[Trouble]

Hello and welcome to the forum.
In device manager under the properties of your GPU are you currently using 10.18.13.5560
If not you should be able to get it from here http://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx?lang=en-us
Also you may want to double check the driver you are using for your sound card, just to cover all the bases

 

[Rab]

Hello!
Hi Ludvig,You could try here.
http://www.howtogeek.com/135976/how-to-update-your-graphics-drivers-for-maximum-gaming-performance/

I hope this helps. Rab

I installed Windows 10 on my custom built, pretty high end pc a couple of weeks ago. Then a couple of days ago, when I logged in I noticed some some lag when I played games. I wondered what it could be and I had no idea, since my ping was great and my FPS was really high. So I tried to fix the problem, thinking it would be my new screen and a broken adapter or something. After plugging all my screens out and in, nothing changed.
After that I started looking into my other hardware, such as my GPU, CPU and Fans, and their cables.
My fans worked and my CPU was cool. The only thing I could think of was a broken GPU from the hardware aspect.
I also downgraded my W10 GPU drivers to the beta ones, and also tried all the ones after the beta. Nothing changed the problem.
I mixtured with different drivers but no solution was found.
So I considered buying a new GPU but before I did that I would try to go back to Windows 8.1.
And now that I went back to W8.1 everything is back to normal! And this is where i'm at right now.

Things I checked:
-Stable Ping
-Stable FPS
-Stable Monitors and Cables
-Stable GPU
-Stable CPU
-Stable Power Supply
-Stable Coolers

Things that may cause the problem that I have found:
-Unstable or not working drivers? I tried the beta drivers that had been working for me when I got W10, but it didn't work this time.
-My Nvidia GPU not working with windows 10?
-Dual screen technical issue? Unlikely, since I tried with only 1 screen.
-Damaged Hardware. Unlikely, since I discovered the problem after my system had been shut of over the night.


GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 780
CPU: Intel Core i-7 3.6
60hz monitor 2x

/Ser1ous