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I bought a new gpu, upgrading from a gtx 1050Ti to a gtx 1660super. After running some games to see how it's performing, I noticed a huge differance, playing with low settings at barely 60 fps with old gpu to high settings, 100+fps with the new gpu. Now, in Gta V is a total downgrade.I mean i barely get 50 fps in the town with low textures and shading and mostly everything else from the old 1050Ti that i could reach smooth 70 fps with high textures and high shading... What is happening? Can someone explain why only in GTA V i get worse frames than before????Also, the game is installed on hdd but that doesnt matter cause when i had the old gpu it was running smoothly...Help please?

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2 minutes ago, Rafael F1 said:

I bought a new gpu, upgrading from a gtx 1050Ti to a gtx 1660super. After running some games to see how it's performing, I noticed a huge differance, playing with low settings at barely 60 fps with old gpu to high settings, 100+fps with the new gpu. Now, in Gta V is a total downgrade.I mean i barely get 50 fps in the town with low textures and shading and mostly everything else from the old 1050Ti that i could reach smooth 70 fps with high textures and high shading... What is happening? Can someone explain why only in GTA V i get worse frames than before????Also, the game is installed on hdd but that doesnt matter cause when i had the old gpu it was running smoothly...

Did you get the 1660 super drivers?

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Just now, Rafael F1 said:

What is DDU? I installed the new ones from nividia site

 

DDU is display driver uninstaller. Install the program, run it and then re-install the drivers from the nvidia website:

 

https://www.guru3d.com/files-details/display-driver-uninstaller-download.html

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Just now, Rafael F1 said:

And also, the gpu was not NVIDIA GTX 1660 Super but a Geforce one, and it came with Aorus drivers CD

They're the same thing... 

And ddu is this thing that full erases a gpu driver 

https://www.guru3d.com/files-details/display-driver-uninstaller-download.html

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mobo: gigabyte b550 pro 

psu: cooler master mwe 650w

case: masterbox mbx520

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1 minute ago, gloop said:

DDU is display driver uninstaller. Install the program, run it and then re-install the drivers from the nvidia website:

 

https://www.guru3d.com/files-details/display-driver-uninstaller-download.html

So, I have the nivida drivers, should i install the aorus ones ?

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