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[Solved] Cutting Issues in Fortnite with GTX 1060 6GB, i7 6700k, 16GB HyperX RAM & 550W Corsair PSU

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  • #1 17291414
    Hydr00
    Level 6  
    Hello all!
    My problem is that freezes appear when playing Fortnite. This is annoying and because of that I lost the game many times. My equipment:
    GPU- GTX 1060 6gb MSI Arrmor
    CPU - i7 6700k 3.40ghz
    RAM - 16gb hyperx
    Hob - asus h110m-k
    Power supply - 550w corsair
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  • #2 17291485
    Anonymous
    Anonymous  
  • #3 17291777
    Lukasz424
    Level 14  
    if you have windows 10, check if it plays 100% of your hard disk when you play it, doing no things and spying on you :)
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  • #4 17292038
    kiss39
    Level 39  
    Hello.

    Hydr00 wrote:
    RAM - 16gb hyperx


    Check out:
    1. RAM modules as a pair may be damaged with a MemTest test.
    2. Sometimes underdeveloped SATA controller drivers (HDD and SSD connected) to the motherboard cause FPS drops.
    3. Bad sectors bad on HDD with Windows installed.



    Greetings.
  • #5 17292869
    Hydr00
    Level 6  
    There is only one problem, the computer was purchased at the computer and if I open it, I will most likely lose the warranty. Anyway, I don't know it myself, so I'd rather not rummage in the inbox. I would spoil something and after warranty. What can I do in such a situation? Give the computer to a computer or is there any way without opening the computer itself?

    Added after 43 [seconds]:

    Lukasz424 wrote:
    if you have windows 10, check if it plays 100% of your hard disk when you play it, doing no things and spying on you :)

    How to check?

    Added after 51 [seconds]:

    jan345 wrote:
    What is your system


    Windows 10 Home 64bit
  • #6 17292909
    kiss39
    Level 39  
    What are your CPU and graphics card temperatures while playing? You can check it out.
    If you are not good with computers, it is better to have them checked - komputronik.pl


    And this only happens in Fortnite?
  • #7 17293252
    Hydr00
    Level 6  
    kiss39 wrote:
    What are your CPU and graphics card temperatures while playing? You can check it out.
    If you are not good with computers, it is better to have them checked - komputronik.pl


    And this only happens in Fortnite?


    Yes, this only happens at Fortnite. I play Far Cry 5 on the same computer, which has 10 times more hardware requirements than Fortnite, and everything works fine on it and at 60 fps on ultra. Interestingly, I have 150-300 fps in the game, so I am surprised by such drops ... There is one more thing that may be important, namely that the game limits the fps count to 60 by itself. After minimizing the window, the problem disappears and again 150-300 fps appears.

    Added after 8 [minutes]:

    kiss39 wrote:
    What are your CPU and graphics card temperatures while playing? You can check it out.
    If you are not good with computers, it is better to have them checked - komputronik.pl


    And this only happens in Fortnite?


    Cutting Issues in Fortnite with GTX 1060 6GB, i7 6700k, 16GB HyperX RAM & 550W Corsair PSU
    Cutting Issues in Fortnite with GTX 1060 6GB, i7 6700k, 16GB HyperX RAM & 550W Corsair PSU
  • #8 17301384
    daminek1234
    Level 25  
    @ grzesiek2718 on what basis do you think so?

    @ Hydr00 :
    - as he wrote @ kiss39 make a bootable memory stick with MemTest and check the RAM memory (preferably after 3 passes)
    -Paste screeen smart (the whole list of parameters) with CrystalDiskInfo
    - disable vertical sync (how irritating you are blocking fps at 60)
    - upload screenshots from HWinfo, because it is much more accurate than HWmonitor.
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  • #9 17304698
    olutas
    Level 26  
    Hello
    Also check what ping you have. ;) I think that there is no problem with the equipment, it is just a game. I play myself and despite a good set (i5 4590, GTX 970, 12GB RAM; I play on the izak settings) I have small freezes and this type of cuts. It all depends on where you are. The game is also not somehow optimized so I would rather look for a problem here or with the Internet.
    greetings
  • #10 17324284
    Ordine
    Level 24  
    Fortnite is not an optimization daemon :) On every equipment I have seen with my eyes, it has been working stably. Check the pings.
  • #11 17324373
    Hydr00
    Level 6  
    Ping is at the level of 10-15.
  • #12 17324785
    olutas
    Level 26  
    Hello
    So as I said, the problem is optimization. Today is the 5th season so you definitely have the update downloaded. I have already played 2 matches and there are cuttings. I think you only have to accept it and enjoy the game. ;)
    greetings
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  • #13 17325058
    Hydr00
    Level 6  
    Thank you for all the help, the topic is closed!
  • #14 17325059
    Hydr00
    Level 6  
    Thank you for all the help, the topic is closed!

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Topic summary

The discussion revolves around performance issues in Fortnite experienced by a user with a gaming setup featuring a GTX 1060 6GB GPU, i7 6700k CPU, 16GB HyperX RAM, and a 550W Corsair PSU. The user reports freezing during gameplay, despite having high FPS (150-300) and playing other demanding games like Far Cry 5 without issues. Responses suggest checking for high disk usage in Windows 10, testing RAM for errors, ensuring proper SATA controller drivers, and monitoring CPU and GPU temperatures. Some participants attribute the problem to Fortnite's optimization rather than hardware limitations, noting that the game can have inherent performance issues regardless of the setup. The user confirms that the freezing occurs only in Fortnite and thanks the community for their assistance.
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