Bad performance

[Sheepy_9]

Hi, so I had to have good fps in games, and I was able to stream from my pc at the same time
But something happened and my performance got so bad
Before with an rx 470, I was able to achieve 180-200 fps in Rainbow Six Siege, but now I nearly get 130-140 fps on low
CPU: i5 9600k

GPU: rx 5700 XT (Gigabyte)

Ram: Sk.Hynix 2666 mhz 1x16 GB

OS: Win 64bit

MTB: Gigabyte B360M-DS3H

          Newest BIOS (F16c)

PSU: 650W FSP
(I am playing on 1080p 144hz)

Idle temps and %

[Void Master]

Can you run GPU and CPU stress tests and provide us with the temps ?

Did u DDU the GPU driver in safe mode then reinstall ? 

[Bombastinator]

I’m interested in timing here.  Apparently performance was good but became not good? How long ago? Was it a slow change or a fast one?  If it was fast did something change?

[Sheepy_9]

23 minutes ago, Void Master said:

Can you run GPU and CPU stress tests and provide us with the temps ?

Did u DDU the GPU driver in safe mode then reinstall ? 

So, I ran an AIDA64 stress test, and the temps got up to:
CPU: 60-70 °C

GPU: 70-80 °C
And a black screen and reboot...

I reinstalled windows yesterday, so I have fresh drivers

[Sheepy_9]

3 minutes ago, Bombastinator said:

I’m interested in timing here.  Apparently performance was good but became not good? How long ago? Was it a slow change or a fast one?  If it was fast did something change?

Not from one day to the other, but maybe it was a month, and my performances got worst and worst

[Bombastinator]

1 minute ago, Sheepy_9 said:

So, I ran an AIDA64 stress test, and the temps got up to:
CPU: 60-70 °C

GPU: 70-80 °C
And a black screen and reboot...

Those temps seem pretty good.  Implies it’s not a heat issue.

[Void Master]

Just now, Sheepy_9 said:

And a black screen and reboot...

Seems like a GPU driver issue.

DDU the driver in safe mode.

Then install the latest driver with the latest fixes for the 5700XT from the AMD website. 

[Sheepy_9]

Just now, Bombastinator said:

Those temps seem pretty good.  Implies it’s not a heat issue.

Sorry i forgot, that i got black screen in 5 min

[adm0n]

2 minutes ago, Sheepy_9 said:

And a black screen and reboot...

That does not sound good.

Can you just run a game and show what kind of frequencies your GPU and CPU runs at?

 

[Bombastinator]

1 minute ago, Sheepy_9 said:

Not from one day to the other, but maybe it was a month, and my performances got worst and worst

So slow. Slow usually means heat buildup due to dust.  Heat doesn’t seem real bad though.  It might be your system is much more heat sensitive than normal.  I’m noticing you got a k chip.  Is there an OC?

[Sheepy_9]

Just now, Void Master said:

Seems like a GPU driver issue.

DDU the driver in safe mode.

Then install the latest driver with the latest fixes for the 5700XT from the AMD website. 

Sorry, I dont know what DDU is :c and how should I do what you said

[Sheepy_9]

Just now, Bombastinator said:

So slow. Slow usually means heat buildup due to dust.  Heat doesn’t seem real bad though.  It might be your system is much more heat sensitive than normal.  I’m noticing you got a k chip.  Is there an OC?

No, my mtb doesn't allow it..
I clean my pc "often" (in every few month)

[Void Master]

Just now, Sheepy_9 said:

Sorry, I dont know what DDU is :c and how should I do what you said

DDU stands for display driver uninstaller, just google it  and download it from the official site.

Then run it in safe mode, you can find guides on how to use it pretty easily.

And then download the latest drivers from the AMD website for your GPU, then install them.

done. 

[Bombastinator]

1 minute ago, Sheepy_9 said:

Sorry, I dont know what DDU is :c and how should I do what you said

DDU is a pretty hardcore low level program that digs through old video driver stuff and pulls old bits out. It’s got pretty serious requirements for use and they’re not kidding about the requirements.  If they’re not all followed it can be dangerous.  It has to be run in safe mode for one thing.

DDU is a time saver that keeps one from having to wipe a drive and do a reinstall for a driver change.  The problem is bits of gpu driver get hidden in weird places with win10, and finding them and digging them out can be prohibitively difficult.

[Bombastinator]

3 minutes ago, Sheepy_9 said:

No, my mtb doesn't allow it..
I clean my pc "often" (in every few month)

That’s often alright.  My pc is many years old and has been cleaned a total of twice I think.

[Sheepy_9]

9 minutes ago, adm0n said:

That does not sound good.

Can you just run a game and show what kind of frequencies your GPU and CPU runs at?

 

And my GPU clock was peaked around 1700 Mhz
And my Vram runs on 1750 Mhz continuously

[adm0n]

7 minutes ago, Sheepy_9 said:

And my GPU clock was peaked around 1700 Mhz
And my Vram runs on 1750 Mhz continuously

That was a very short run with very little info given. But before you do anything else, just DDU your drivers and see if that fixes the problem. That is the easiest thing you can do and will just take around 10 minutes.

[Sheepy_9]

7 minutes ago, adm0n said:

That was a very short run with very little info given. But before you do anything else, just DDU your drivers and see if that fixes the problem. That is the easiest thing you can do and will just take around 10 minutes.

I did the DDU, and installed the newest "recommened" driver (not the "optiona"l because "optiona"l is usually unstable)

[adm0n]

11 hours ago, Sheepy_9 said:

I did the DDU, and installed the newest "recommened" driver (not the "optiona"l because "optiona"l is usually unstable)

Then run a game for some longer time and log your GPU utilization, clock speeds, memory clock speeds, etc.

If all of them are 100% utilized, you don't have a hardware problem, but something else is using power.

 

Also for troubleshooting it would be good, if you could use something, that is reproduceable. Maybe use the unigine superposition benchmark instead of a game.