SupremeKrispyKreme

i've read some other sources and quite a few of them point to nvidia drivers being the problem but this was quite some time ago, i updated to the new 344.60 driver yesterday, but i was experiencing this way before that.

after restarting, all the clock speed are still all good, but i'm still getting around 20-30 fps, 35 if i'm lucky.

after some experimenting, i set it to full screen and that seemed to get the CPU loads down to a healthy 5-15 percent depending on what i was running in the background. however the fps is still at around 20-30 and it still shows as using 6 gbs of ram.

thanks for the response. however, after setting it to performance, it showed the correct clock speeds but i'm still however only getting about 20-30 fps and the CPU usage is still about 40-50 and sometimes mid 70s, and it shows up it using around 6gbs of ram.

Today I went to play some rust, and I was getting some crappy fps. after investigating I found that my GPU clock didn't go past 450MHz. My GPU is a EVGA GTX 770 2gb with acx cooler. Another weird thing was that my CPU loads were reaching up between the high 50s and mid 60s most of of the time and sometimes dropping down to low-mid 40s. This might be an outcome of the low clock speeds. I haven't overclocked my GPu or anything and just left it to it's factory overclocked speed. This wasn't happening before, as i used to get great fps, now it stays at around 20-35 fps if i'm lucky. Help would be appreciated .

I'd love that power supply, it'd be better than the black one one i have and match my currently red PC build, plus another extra 150 Watts to boot. and it'll also give me some headroom when i decide to get myself a newer GPU *looking at you 970*.