[RKinner]

A bad HD can cause blue screens and other odd things but I can see your point.  Perhaps a program that bypassed Windows by booting from a CD or USB might offer more insight:

 

http://www.ultimatebootcd.com/

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What do I do with this program exactly?

[zapuxas098]

What do I do with this program exactly?

[RKinner]

I see they have a video memory stress test as well as some cpu stress tests.  You might see if any of them show a problem.  There are also some BIOS programs that let you look at the BIOS settings a bit more closely.   

[zapuxas098]

I did the RAM memory(mdsched.exe) test and CPU stress test(Prime95), both found no issues.

[RKinner]

How do you measure your FPS?

 

Can you get a second opinion?

 

1. NVIDIA GeForce Experience

If you have recent NVIDIA graphics hardware that supports ShadowPlay, you can also enable an in-game FPS counter via the NVIDIA GeForce Experience applicaiton. Launch it, click the Preferences tab, select ShadowPlay, choose the FPS Counter option, and select a location on your screen for the FPS counter.

[zapuxas098]

I am actually using Shadowplay FPS counter to see the FPS in-game. Else I wouldn't really notice the performance loss without it.
And what did you mean with the second opinion? Why would I enable my FPS now?

[RKinner]

Just wondered if the method of measuring FPS was reliable.  Since you are using Shadowplay already then try FRAPS

 

http://www.fraps.com/

[zapuxas098]

Ah it's not just FPS counter, I really feel the performance drops, it goes slower, moves slower, loads slower(Probably HDD here). Everything is less smoother and slower in general

[RKinner]

Go back to the MSI page and download each driver and program and try to install it.  The fact that the xboost doesn't work implies that something MSI related is missing/not working.  

[zapuxas098]

I downloaded MSI live , it auto detects stuff to download. I also looked for motherboard drivers there, couldn't find the one I have, mine is DG3+, there was some ending differently.
But as I installed MSI live, it auto detected my rig, I got this message: 

 

 

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[RKinner]

Did you get  

ASRock A-Tuning utility ver:2.0.264

http://asrock.pc.cdn...g(v2.0.264).zip

ASRock A-Tuning utility ver:2.0.264

[zapuxas098]

Yep I had it, but here is what I get after I try searching for updates:

Edited by zapuxas098, 10 April 2017 - 04:47 AM.

[RKinner]

You might look at:

 

http://www.overclock...-asrock-edition

 

It gives the options for an Asrock bios.  Appears that it may be a bit more complicated than the average bios.  Does it show that the CPU speed is overclocked?  Are any of the other options set to non default vales?

[zapuxas098]

Everything is set to default now but I have made screenshots of almost every BIOS setting, images below:
 

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[RKinner]

Try disabling Cool  n Quiet on the last screen I think that slows things down so it stays cool & quiet.