CPU problem?

It looks like your CPU is constantly switching between high and low load, causing the FPS drops. This indicates a problem that could have several causes:

Possible causes:

1. Overheating: Check your CPU temperatures while gaming. It may be overheating and throttling to prevent damage.
2. Driver issues: Outdated or faulty graphics drivers can cause performance issues. Make sure you have the latest drivers installed for your graphics card.
3. Background processes: Programs running in the background can consume resources and slow performance. Close all unnecessary programs before launching a game.
4. Power saving mode: Make sure your computer isn't running in power saving mode. This can slow CPU performance.
5. Hard drive problems: A slow or faulty hard drive can cause stuttering because data cannot be loaded quickly enough.
6. In-game settings: In-game graphics settings that are too high can overload the CPU. Try lowering the settings.
7. Defective hardware: In rare cases, hardware defects in the CPU or other components can be the cause.

Possible solutions:

• Monitor temperatures: Use programs like HWMonitor or Core Temp to monitor CPU temperatures.
• Update drivers: Download and install the latest drivers from the graphics card manufacturer's website.
• Close background processes: End all unnecessary programs in the Task Manager.
• Disable power saving mode: Select "High performance" mode in the Windows Power Options menu.
• Check hard drive: Run a hard drive check to find and fix errors.
• Adjust game settings: Reduce the graphics settings in the game, especially the resolution and details.
• Professional help: If you can't find the cause of the problem yourself, contact a computer specialist.

Additional tips:

• Restart your computer: Sometimes simply restarting your computer can help.
• Update Windows: Make sure you have the latest Windows updates installed.

I hope this information helps you!