gpu not running well

[MetalJeans15571]

my gpu hasn't been running well at all, i get an average 15fps compared to the 150+fps i got when i first built my pc. i have updated the drivers and nothing is working.

my gpu clock speed is 300 and my cpu clock speed is 4620.

my specs:

i7-9700k

2080 gaming x trio

16gb ram

970evo 500gb m.2 2280

asus rog maximus xi hero

[spartaman64]

its your gpu clock speed. what is the temperature under load

[MetalJeans15571]

Just now, spartaman64 said:

its your gpu clock speed. what is the temperature under load

the load is currently at 0% and the temp is 34 Celsius 

[MetalJeans15571]

1 minute ago, spartaman64 said:

its your gpu clock speed. what is the temperature under load

how should i test it under load?

 

[Turtle Rig]

2 minutes ago, MetalJeans15571 said:

how should i test it under load?

 

Get HW monitor or use MS AB and what not.

[MetalJeans15571]

2 minutes ago, Turtle Rig said:

Get HW monitor or use MS AB and what not.

i just ran a high quality game and the gpu load didnt change nor did the cpu clock speed, 

 

[MetalJeans15571]

3 minutes ago, Turtle Rig said:

Get HW monitor or use MS AB and what not.

where do i get "MS AB"

 

[Zando_]

Just now, Turtle Rig said:

Get HW monitor or use MS AB and what not.

Geez, stop making lazy ass posts my dude, give people some actual information other than "and what not". People can't read your mind and finish the sentence for you. You're not helping anyone, just upping your post count with nothing to show for it.

OP, MSI Afterburner is the best software for that, it comes packaged with Riva Tuner Statistics Server. Lets you run an OSD on top of most games and you can pick the stats you want. Here's my setup while running Monster Hunter World: 

I set mine to the top right corner with a bunch of stats. The most important ones for this case are in the top row: GPU temp, GPU load, GPU core clock, GPU power consumption estimate (don't really need that for your use case), GPU core voltage (can't push unsafe voltages on Nvidia GPUs so you don't need that set up either). Second line has: GPU memory usage, GPU memory clocks. Then I have some CPU/RAM stats and the fps counter along with a frametime (the timing in-between each frame your GPU spits out, if this isn't reasonable smooth then you get a bunch of lag and screen tearing) graph. 

If you can't bumble around the settings and get the OSD set up, I can grab some more screenshots when I get home tonight and put together a quick guide. 

 

[MetalJeans15571]

1 minute ago, Zando Bob said:

Geez, stop making lazy ass posts my dude, give people some actual information other than "and what not". People can't read your mind and finish the sentence for you. You're not helping anyone, just upping your post count with nothing to show for it.

OP, MSI Afterburner is the best software for that, it comes packaged with Riva Tuner Statistics Server. Lets you run an OSD on top of most games and you can pick the stats you want. Here's my setup while running Monster Hunter World: 

I set mine to the top right corner with a bunch of stats. The most important ones for this case are in the top row: GPU temp, GPU load, GPU core clock, GPU power consumption estimate (don't really need that for your use case), GPU core voltage (can't push unsafe voltages on Nvidia GPUs so you don't need that set up either). Second line has: GPU memory usage, GPU memory clocks. Then I have some CPU/RAM stats and the fps counter along with a frametime (the timing in-between each frame your GPU spits out, if this isn't reasonable smooth then you get a bunch of lag and screen tearing) graph. 

If you can't bumble around the settings and get the OSD set up, I can grab some more screenshots when I get home tonight and put together a quick guide. 

 

will this fix my problem? and why did my pc work amazingly when i first built it 

[Zando_]

Just now, MetalJeans15571 said:

will this fix my problem? and why did my pc work amazingly when i first built it 

Nope, it doesn't fix anything. What it does do is let you know more information about your PC and how it runs in games, so you can make guesses at what's wrong and try fixing it. Like an x-ray, it doesn't fix you but it lets the doctor see what's wrong so they can figure out how to. 

As for that, something in your setup probably changed or something is messing up. Seeing the temps and speed under gaming load lets us figure out if the GPU is clocking up properly and whether it's overheating or not. Can't do much till we figure that part out. 

[MetalJeans15571]

1 minute ago, Zando Bob said:

Nope, it doesn't fix anything. What it does do is let you know more information about your PC and how it runs in games, so you can make guesses at what's wrong and try fixing it. Like an x-ray, it doesn't fix you but it lets the doctor see what's wrong so they can figure out how to. 

As for that, something in your setup probably changed or something is messing up. Seeing the temps and speed under gaming load lets us figure out if the GPU is clocking up properly and whether it's overheating or not. Can't do much till we figure that part out. 

should i try and overclock my gpu ?  it says my gpu has...

power limit 3

core clock 100

memory clock 25

 

does that help at all?

[MetalJeans15571]

20 minutes ago, Zando Bob said:

Nope, it doesn't fix anything. What it does do is let you know more information about your PC and how it runs in games, so you can make guesses at what's wrong and try fixing it. Like an x-ray, it doesn't fix you but it lets the doctor see what's wrong so they can figure out how to. 

As for that, something in your setup probably changed or something is messing up. Seeing the temps and speed under gaming load lets us figure out if the GPU is clocking up properly and whether it's overheating or not. Can't do much till we figure that part out. 

i got that afterburner thing but i dont know how to use it

[Zando_]

9 minutes ago, MetalJeans15571 said:

i got that afterburner thing but i dont know how to use it

This seems to be a solid guide: 

 

I'll be home in about an hour and 45 minutes, maybe 2 hours. Can answer any other questions then. 

[MetalJeans15571]

so i installed it and it is diplaying now but i dont know what i am looking for

[MetalJeans15571]

On 9/12/2019 at 5:26 PM, Zando Bob said:

This seems to be a solid guide: 

 

I'll be home in about an hour and 45 minutes, maybe 2 hours. Can answer any other questions then. 

i installed it now what am i looking for?

 

[Zando_]

33 minutes ago, MetalJeans15571 said:

i installed it now what am i looking for?

 

Watch the GPU clockspeed, temps, and frametimes. If your GPU gets too hot it'll throttle down and you'll drop fps. If it never clocks above idle (usually 300-500Mhz) then you probably have an issue with drivers or the card itself.

[MetalJeans15571]

6 minutes ago, Zando Bob said:

Watch the GPU clockspeed, temps, and frametimes. If your GPU gets too hot it'll throttle down and you'll drop fps. If it never clocks above idle (usually 300-500Mhz) then you probably have an issue with drivers or the card itself.

it stays at 300 no matter what. i am trying to contact msi but they are not getting back to me and it is so hard to to contact them because they need 3 pages of info first

[MetalJeans15571]

41 minutes ago, Zando Bob said:

Watch the GPU clockspeed, temps, and frametimes. If your GPU gets too hot it'll throttle down and you'll drop fps. If it never clocks above idle (usually 300-500Mhz) then you probably have an issue with drivers or the card itself.

good news randomly im getting 1900 MGz