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Hey guys, so I have a 9900k, 2080ti, 16gb 3000mhz ram. The build isn’t extremely old, only a few months old and I’ve taken care of it like a baby. Recently, I installed valorant and it’s AC. I was playing my main game (csgo) a few nights after I downloaded valorant w my friends, all the rgb in my pc started bugging out and I was getting low csgo FPS. I uninstalled valorant and it’s AC, rgb went back to normal, no issues. Then about a day or two later I started getting low FPS on csgo but ONLY csgo, I play 1024x768 stretched and was getting dips to 180fps, not normal. Also, sometimes my monitor wouldn’t come out of a sleep mode, and sometimes my razer keyboard rgb would just shut off. I ran sfc /scannow in CMD and it found corrupt files. It repaired them and guess what, csgo was fine, monitor and keyboard were fine too ! Last night I was playing CS, and the same thing happened. Monitor started freaking, csgo was giving low FPS, just no keyboard issues. I am so lost with what is happening to my pc. I have no viruses. I have reinstalled CS, no luck. I also have all the latest windows updates, nvidia drivers, and all other updates. I also fixed my gpu sag with a toy, but there’s no way that would cause these issues lol, also, my temps are great. I’ve tried basically just about everything, I really need you guys right now. Thanks.

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reinstall os?

 

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RAM: 16GB DDR4-3200 CL-16

CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 3600 @ 3.6GHz

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GPU: Radeon RX 570 8GB OC

OS: Windows 10

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Valorant's Vanguard Anticheat is probably what caused the problem. It has reportedly been killing services for software like iCUE and Razer Chroma. Try reinstalling Razer Chroma and see if that helps.

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2 hours ago, PorkishPig said:

Valorant's Vanguard Anticheat is probably what caused the problem. It has reportedly been killing services for software like iCUE and Razer Chroma. Try reinstalling Razer Chroma and see if that helps.

Seconding this. Though my suggestion is to uninstall everything Valorant-related forever and then reinstall your GPU drivers and Chroma (and anything else that has been affected by this). Low-level anti-cheat and DRM software like that will be a plague to your PC no matter what.

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27 minutes ago, barkydoggo said:

Seconding this. Though my suggestion is to uninstall everything Valorant-related forever and then reinstall your GPU drivers and Chroma (and anything else that has been affected by this). Low-level anti-cheat and DRM software like that will be a plague to your PC no matter what.

Anything valorant related has been deleted for days now. Reinstalled the driver, FPS still seems a bit low but I’ll keep you updated if anything changes man. 

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