Low FPS on High End PC

[Dabiam]

In the last few weeks I have seen that my FPS in CSGO and GTA V have decrease dramatically (gta - 60 to 16)(csgo - 300 to 150)
I've no Idea what is the Problem I tried turning my PC to High Preformence changed the Graphic resolution in game set all to low and no change even in one FPS 

[3 Lions]

What are the specs of this PC? 

[Josh Ymbras]

Can you get a screenshot of your task manager while you are playing a game with these framerates?

 

[Dabiam]

[Josh Ymbras]

4 minutes ago, Dabiam said:

If I were you, I would do the following in this order:

 

1. Power off your PC (Shut Down, Fully Unplug, and Plug Back In)
2. Boot into Windows
3. Check driver Updates for your GPU and CPU

If the problem persists

 

1. Back Up Your Game Files
2. Verify Game Files

If the problem persists

 

1. Uninstall The Effected Games
2. Reinstall The Games

If the problem persists, DM me.

[Dabiam]

Intel Core i7 7700

MSI GTX 1060 6G Armor

240GB kingston SSD

1TB blue caviar

GA-Z270-HD3P

Arctic Freezer 13

[Dabiam]

3 minutes ago, Josh Ymbras said:

If I were you, I would do the following in this order:

 

1. Power off your PC (Shut Down, Fully Unplug, and Plug Back In)
2. Boot into Windows
3. Check driver Updates for your GPU and CPU

If the problem persists

 

1. Back Up Your Game Files
2. Verify Game Files

If the problem persists

 

1. Uninstall The Effected Games
2. Reinstall The Games

If the problem persists, DM me.

Thank you I will Try that

[DudefromHamburg]

I would recommend running Afterburner or a similar Tool to check the Temp of your GPU.

 

One thing i instantly noticed was the low GPU Usage yours was nowhere near 100%. So maybe a thermal issue...

Try one of thoose Tools and run a Superposition benchmark, and check the graphs afterwards. CPU Clock, Mem Clock, GPU Usage, GPU Temp

 

Opposite to Josh, i´d look for a hardware related issue rather than software.

I.E.: Switching PCIE Ports, checking PSU and so on. But first, i´d strongy recommend a hardcore benchmark which monitoring all the graphs your GPU can provide.

 

[IsaacThePooper]

Do you have V-Sync on?

[Josh Ymbras]

1 hour ago, DudefromHamburg said:

I would recommend running Afterburner or a similar Tool to check the Temp of your GPU.

 

One thing i instantly noticed was the low GPU Usage yours was nowhere near 100%. So maybe a thermal issue...

Try one of thoose Tools and run a Superposition benchmark, and check the graphs afterwards. CPU Clock, Mem Clock, GPU Usage, GPU Temp

 

Opposite to Josh, i´d look for a hardware related issue rather than software.

I.E.: Switching PCIE Ports, checking PSU and so on. But first, i´d strongy recommend a hardcore benchmark which monitoring all the graphs your GPU can provide.

 

Yeah, I thought that as well. But I didnt want him doing anything related to hardware if its not necessary. I was going to recommend that next.

[Josh Ymbras]

1 minute ago, IsaacThePooper said:

Do you have V-Sync on?

V-Sync wouldnt give different frame rates. It would cap it at the refresh rate of the monitor. not 150 at one game and 15 at another

 

[DudefromHamburg]

31 minutes ago, Josh Ymbras said:

Yeah, I thought that as well. But I didnt want him doing anything related to hardware if its not necessary. I was going to recommend that next.

Good call, if he doenst know what hes doing it might end bad.

Therefore before you even try too screw a single screw, check all other options.

[Dabiam]