Drop in fps overnight

[leska44]

Still scratching my head on my pc. Build a new pc about a month ago. Play on my pc one night at 340fps on siege. Turn my pc back on the next day and it's down to 110fps. Turned off windows game mode and got it back to 280fps. My true benchmark game is rainbow six siege. Rainbow six has an auto detect on it and when I click it, it now goes to all medium settings which makes no sense as geforce says optimum is ultra everything. Every game I own is down about 60 fps but when I run benchmarks it says my computer is amazing. So why are games not performing the way they did. No updates done to the computer at all.

Temps- gpu 72c/ cpu 55c

Loads- gpu 99%/ cpu 50%

 

Pc specs

Rtx 2080ti

I9 9900k

Msi meg ace 390

16gb ram 3000mhz

Ssd 860 evo 500gb and 1tb

850w power supply

[TempestCatto]

Any Windows or other program updates in the background? Have you tried to reinstall drivers?

[Princess Luna]

7 minutes ago, leska44 said:

Turned off windows game mode

You don't use Windows Game Mode with an i9 9900K + 2080 Ti that only exists for super entry level hardware.

 

DDU in Safe Mode and Reinstall your Drivers Fresh new.

[leska44]

3 minutes ago, TempestCatto said:

Any Windows or other program updates in the background? Have you tried to reinstall drivers?

Reinstalled all my drivers. The only thing I can think of that changed in my computer is I downloaded sea of thieves and I don't know if the enabled some microsoft crap in my pc

[leska44]

2 minutes ago, Princess Cadence said:

You don't use Windows Game Mode with an i9 9900K + 2080 Ti that only exists for super entry level hardware.

 

DDU in Safe Mode and Reinstall your Drivers Fresh new.

I did the fresh install of drivers. My comp had to have the hotfix driver as I own the benq 2730xl that had the black screen

[WereCat]

Make sure to

 

1.) Disable Fast Boot in Windows 10 and MAKE SURE to restart the PC after(Google how to do it, no, your PC will still boot as fast as it does now, don't worry). This is usually the biggest issue.

 

2.) Game mode OFF

 

3.) Game bar OFF

 

4.) Any GAME related crap or XBOX crap in Windows 10 OFF, then restart. 

 

5.) In Power Management settings, make sure that the MAX CPU State is allowed at 100%

[leska44]

3 hours ago, WereCat said:

Make sure to

 

1.) Disable Fast Boot in Windows 10 and MAKE SURE to restart the PC after(Google how to do it, no, your PC will still boot as fast as it does now, don't worry). This is usually the biggest issue.

 

2.) Game mode OFF

 

3.) Game bar OFF

 

4.) Any GAME related crap or XBOX crap in Windows 10 OFF, then restart. 

 

5.) In Power Management settings, make sure that the MAX CPU State is allowed at 100%

I disabled fast boot

Game mode/Game bar are off

CPU  max and min are %100.

 

No changes in FPS