Cicatric71

I uninstalled using DDU and reinstalled just the driver clean while in safe boot. Worked. Thanks!

I did not use DDU - i just went to control panel and uninstalled. I just read about DDU during my research for this fix. I will play with that now. I have tried all the power on and off. Power versus Quality setting?

MSI tomahawk B350500GB SSD (with system and game)Seagate 7200rpm 2tb SSHDEVGA 700B 700watt power supplyRyzen 5 2600x ***Nvidia GTX 1070 TI EVGA FTW224GB RAM G.Skill Ripjaws3200mHzDell S2716dgI am new to PC and building PCs. I have been upgrading a computer that I bought used. I must admit, upgrading each component had many more problems than I thought they should. I finally had a really nice rig, but I decided I wanted to upgrade the GPU from the Strix Overclocked edition Gtx 1050ti to the EVGA 1070 TI. The install was painful due to some stupid monitor bug!I have been using an overclocked CPU using the default system settings for MSI BIOS (3.6 up to 4.1). I also overclocked the Memory using profile 1 for A-XMP (not sure if this is really helpful to do). I had uninstalled all the drivers for GPU before the install and reinstalled the nvidia geforce gaming drivers. I tried overclocking the new GPU both using Basic settings and then manually following the usual instructions given in videos. I then dropped everything a little to be safe because i only did a 30 min test. 190+ and 600+ overclock settings. But I was running 90 FPS on WOW in setting 8 on the OLDER 1050ti and now I'm lucky to get 50 at lower setting with the NEW 1070 TI. I also have weird spikes where FPS drops down to 5 without an internet lag (always in 30ms). Nothing changes when i put the GPU back in default settings. I'm connected via DisplayPort and have G-synch on. i had upgraded the CPU a couple months ago (knowing that WOW is very CPU dependent) and saw a big gain in FPS from 50 to 90. I think with that build, I should be able to get a lot better FPS? What are the problem solving steps?