20 FPS in video games running a RTX 2080

[NeonKyuten]

Freshly built PC with a RTX 2080, 16 Gigabytes of Corsair Vengeance DDR4 3000Mhz RAM and a i7 8700k. Gpu is sitting at around 30c (86f). I've tested Rainbow Six Siege, CSGO, Apex Legends & Subnautica all on high settings and I am getting between 10FPS and 30 FPS on all games other then CSGO where i get around 50FPS. My display is a 1360 x 768 Mini TV running at 60Hz. I've uninstalled and reinstalled my graphic drivers and cannot figure out what is going on!

 

Any advice would be great! 

[mxk]

Use DDU (Display Driver Uninstaller) to reinstall your drivers after DDU does a clean wipe. Just uninstalling the drivers through nvidia or windows isn't the best way.

[NeonKyuten]

26 minutes ago, mxk. said:

Use DDU (Display Driver Uninstaller) to reinstall your drivers after DDU does a clean wipe. Just uninstalling the drivers through nvidia or windows isn't the best way.

That is what i already used to uninstall them

[mxk]

27 minutes ago, NeonKyuten said:

That is what i already used to uninstall them

hmmm

 

Check if there are any FPS caps in the games, just to be sure.

 

for some reason your display is what stands out to me in your specs but I seriously doubt it's the issue.

[Enderman]

You plugged your tv into the GPU right?

[NeonKyuten]

1 hour ago, Enderman said:

You plugged your tv into the GPU right?

Yeah it's plugged into the gpu via HDMI

[NeonKyuten]

2 hours ago, mxk. said:

hmmm

 

Check if there are any FPS caps in the games, just to be sure.

 

for some reason your display is what stands out to me in your specs but I seriously doubt it's the issue.

No caps in game. I turned v-sync off in my graphics settings and in game

[Enderman]

4 minutes ago, NeonKyuten said:

Yeah it's plugged into the gpu via HDMI

Welp the only other thing that I could possibly think of is if you bought your GPU from ebay or something and got a fake one.

 

Otherwise I would try doing a clean install of windows to make 100% sure it's not a software issue.

[Turtle Rig]

9 hours ago, Enderman said:

Welp the only other thing that I could possibly think of is if you bought your GPU from ebay or something and got a fake one.

 

Otherwise I would try doing a clean install of windows to make 100% sure it's not a software issue.

Yes do what Enderman said.  Also what pops to my mind is to just try a different PCIe Slot, it could very well be the slot is shot.

[NeonKyuten]

20 hours ago, Enderman said:

Welp the only other thing that I could possibly think of is if you bought your GPU from ebay or something and got a fake one.

 

Otherwise I would try doing a clean install of windows to make 100% sure it's not a software issue.

brought the GPU second hand but I met the guy in person and tested the GPU in my mates rig and it worked in his. I might just try a clean install of windows and get back to you on how that goes

[DaMainMan]

Noone is curious why he is running a 1360 x 768 mini TV with a PC like that?

I am.

[Prison_Mike]

1. Your GPU is too hot, you need better case cooling. My 2080 TI never even hits 70C after adding adequate case fans and exhaust setup. Add more cooling so your expensive components have a chance to live a long and happy life. 86 might fry your GPU sooner rather than later. Matter of fact your GPU might be throttling. 

 

2. Since your GPU is so hot, what are your CPU temps? Is your CPU getting so hot that it's throttling too? That could be causing it.

 

3. Do you have monitoring software unknowingly bottlenecking your GPU? Precision X1 is set on my computer to restrict temperatures, but by default it was set to restrict bandwidth. If you are running monitoring software make sure it didn't somehow get set to prioritize limiting your GPU performance instead of temperatures. 

 

4. WTF with your 768P TV? Maybe your components think they are too good for their home, to quote adam sandler, and don't want to play nice at such low resolution. Just saying

 

5. What kind of benchmark scores are you getting - timespy etc? 3D mark is only $5 on steam 

 

6. Try different PCI slot like that other guy said

[DaMainMan]

14 hours ago, Prison_Mike said:

1. Your GPU is too hot, you need better case cooling. My 2080 TI never even hits 70C after adding adequate case fans and exhaust setup. Add more cooling so your expensive components have a chance to live a long and happy life. 86 might fry your GPU sooner rather than later. Matter of fact your GPU might be throttling. 

 

He wrote that the GPU is at 30c and 86 Fahrenheit -> no problem there.

[Quadriplegic]

14 hours ago, Prison_Mike said:

1. Your GPU is too hot, you need better case cooling. My 2080 TI never even hits 70C after adding adequate case fans and exhaust setup. Add more cooling so your expensive components have a chance to live a long and happy life. 86 might fry your GPU sooner rather than later. Matter of fact your GPU might be throttling. 

 

30C is hot for you? Yebus. And Nvidia stated that safe temp for Turing cards is around 87-88C, so 86C wouldn't be lethal.


My guess is that for some reason games are running on iGPU.

[Taja]

did you use DDU in safe mode? if not, do that. also, if the GPU is 30C it obviously is not under load (use software to check GPU % usage). and just curious, why are you using a rtx 2080 on a 1360x768? its just a placeholder?