(IM NEW)newly built pc (ryzen 3 1300x 1060 3gb)micro stuttering

i turned off my pc
used this "method" Tutorial: Repair disk errors - PROPER use of chkdsk - YouTube

i will run the scan now

fixed now no errors :)

gta v seems to run fine ultra settings(grass high)60+ fps seems like gta doesnt need lots of ram

ablao said:

gta v seems to run fine ultra settings(grass high)60+ fps seems like gta doesnt need lots of ram

So it seems that you resolved it by swapping ram slots and resetting Cmos with the combination of a HDD scan sweet now still when you buy the memory make sure it is the same exact stick or you will be back to square one keep us posted on changes thanks

solarstarshines said:

So it seems that you resolved it by swapping ram slots and resetting Cmos with the combination of a HDD scan sweet now still when you buy the memory make sure it is the same exact stick or you will be back to square one keep us posted on changes thanks

yeah but most games that use more ram will still really struggle

also with my old less power full pc i bought 4gb then i bough 4gb later of the exact same model of ram and it gave me blue screens so can you advise me what to do about ram?

ablao said:

also with my old less power full pc i bought 4gb then i bough 4gb later of the exact same model of ram and it gave me blue screens so can you advise me what to do about ram?

What is the model of your current ram and we'll go from there

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New as well on here.... And I'd just like to throw out my 2 cents...

Some pointed to the RAM maxing out, that was the first thing that caught my eye.

16 Gb is nice to have nowadays, but it becomes even more important if you only have a traditional spinning HDD in your system. This is because once your RAM fills up, Windows starts to offload memory onto your Page File, if that Page File is on a HDD instead of a SSD, things will slow considerably.

Temps on the motherboard may also be worth checking as I've seen studdering in games caused from the VRMs overheating on the MoBo. (<-- this x100 if overclocking) I use HWinfo64 portable to monitor those, its the only one I've had luck with for reading VRM temps.

I would suggest using the second 8Gb stick, and consider buying a SSD for boot/games. Then use your 1Tb for storage.

Good luck!