RTX 2060 Underperforming

[Noforus]

So i recently sold my 1060 6GB and got a Asus TUF 2060 OC

And i installed it and when i run cinebench, it performs worse than my 1060

and only scores like 90 on the OpenGL test. I also played cs go and only got like 100-200 fps

while my 1060 can reach 180-300

heres my specs:

Ryzen 5 1600

Asus Tuf RTX 2060

16GB 8x2 3200mhz

1TB HDD

120GB SSD

500W FSP HEXA+

Asrock AB350M-HDV

 

Update:

sometimes the screen likes to turn off and turn on by itself,

maybe i installed it wrong??

 

[Streetguru]

4 minutes ago, Noforus said:

So i recently sold my 1060 6GB and got a Asus TUF 2060 OC

Did you reinstall windows? It's best to keep it on a small 120-150GB partition so it's easy to reinstall it.

[Noforus]

19 minutes ago, Streetguru said:

Did you reinstall windows? It's best to keep it on a small 120-150GB partition so it's easy to reinstall it.

No i didnt reinstall windows,

it is on the 120 gb ssd

 

[Noforus]

[Skipple]

Use DDU from guru3d

[Streetguru]

49 minutes ago, Skipple said:

Use DDU from guru3d

Best to just get it from the official website

[Noforus]

53 minutes ago, Skipple said:

Use DDU from guru3d

I uninstalled the driver

now what?

install again from the Nvidia site?

[i_build_nanosuits]

Just now, Noforus said:

I uninstalled the driver

now what?

install again from the Nvidia site?

yes

[Noforus]

45 minutes ago, i_build_nanosuits said:

yes

Okay i done it and its still the same, i tried playing assetto corsa and the avg fps is like 70-90

when i used my gtx 1060 its around 100+

[Noforus]

2 hours ago, i_build_nanosuits said:

yes

Okay i done it and its still the same, i tried playing assetto corsa and the avg fps is like 70-90

when i used my gtx 1060 its around 100+

 

HELPPP!!!

[Skipple]

9 hours ago, Noforus said:

Okay i done it and its still the same, i tried playing assetto corsa and the avg fps is like 70-90

when i used my gtx 1060 its around 100+

Did your settings change? This is the most likely scenario.

 

What is your load and thermals looking like when in game on the 2060?

[Noforus]

On 11/18/2019 at 1:36 AM, Skipple said:

Did your settings change? This is the most likely scenario.

 

What is your load and thermals looking like when in game on the 2060?

I think i found out that its the temps, i play assetto and its reaching max of 85 celcius

and sometimes when i play fivem/gta 5 when i play for like 20 minutes pc will shut down itself maybe bcuz of the temps???

[THEGURUOFNOTHING]

The fact that the GPU is slammed up against the bottom of the case doesn't do it any favors. I realize that this is the way the board is designed as well as the case but you might as well be trying to breathe through a pillow. Looks like the PSU has most of the grill that air might get through blocked so you are kinda screwed.

[Noforus]

15 minutes ago, THEGURUOFNOTHING said:

The fact that the GPU is slammed up against the bottom of the case doesn't do it any favors. I realize that this is the way the board is designed as well as the case but you might as well be trying to breathe through a pillow. Looks like the PSU has most of the grill that air might get through blocked so you are kinda screwed.

So what should i do now

[Noforus]

3 hours ago, THEGURUOFNOTHING said:

The fact that the GPU is slammed up against the bottom of the case doesn't do it any favors. I realize that this is the way the board is designed as well as the case but you might as well be trying to breathe through a pillow. Looks like the PSU has most of the grill that air might get through blocked so you are kinda screwed.

Will opening my case improve temps??

[THEGURUOFNOTHING]

Sorry it took me so long to respond... Thanksgiving and all... I don't know. Leaving the case open will help to some degree but probably not the GPU. The logic of air flow requires the case to be closed to get directed air through everything. With the door off, you don't get positive flow on anything and the hot air isn't forcibly expelled. If you are having GPU heating issues, removing the door isn't going to create any benefit. I don't understand why cases are designed so that a GPU has no room to breathe. I purchased a larger case to make sure that the GPU cage had more room around it. Though this may not be an option for you.