Getting less fps after several brownouts

[Ruckledge]

Getting less fps after pc restarted several times due to brownouts in my locality.

Sometimes get 80 sometimes get in 70s in the exact same place nd with the same settings.

What is wrong with my pc??

Specs:

R5 3600

RTX 2060

16gb 3000mhz 

Mobo:Gigabyte b450 aorus elite

[gloop]

Ddu GPU drivers, check temps. 
 

Did you have any other programs running in the background during the benchmark?

[Ruckledge]

5 minutes ago, gloop said:

Ddu GPU drivers, check temps. 
 

Did you have any other programs running in the background during the benchmark?

Ddu-ing gpu drivers didnt help

Getting less fps at the same temps

Before running the game i made sure to close other programs

This started recently after my pc restarted several times while playing games due to brownouts

[gloop]

3 minutes ago, Ruckledge said:

Ddu-ing gpu drivers didnt help

Getting less fps at the same temps

Before running the game i made sure to close other programs

This started recently after my pc restarted several times while playing games due to brownouts

What are the RAM speeds? The cmos might have been cleared due to the brownouts. 

[Skiiwee29]

Double check your BIOS that your XMP/DOCP didnt get reset or any changes you made were reverted. 

[homeap5]

I see image differences in these two screenshots.

 

FPS can be lower or higher a little sometimes. Don't worry about it so much.

 

You may try underclock your GPU and check what happens. If FPS increase, your factory oc is bad.

[Ruckledge]

15 minutes ago, gloop said:

What are the RAM speeds? The cmos might have been cleared due to the brownouts. 

 

14 minutes ago, Skiiwee29 said:

Double check your BIOS that your XMP/DOCP didnt get reset or any changes you made were reverted. 

 

14 minutes ago, homeap5 said:

I see image differences in these two screenshots.

 

FPS can be lower or higher a little sometimes. Don't worry about it so much.

 

You may try underclock your GPU and check what happens. If FPS increase, your factory oc is bad.

Before my MSI afterburner looked like this while gaming nd while being idle

 

[Ruckledge]

17 minutes ago, homeap5 said:

I see image differences in these two screenshots.

 

FPS can be lower or higher a little sometimes. Don't worry about it so much.

 

You may try underclock your GPU and check what happens. If FPS increase, your factory oc is bad.

 

17 minutes ago, Skiiwee29 said:

Double check your BIOS that your XMP/DOCP didnt get reset or any changes you made were reverted. 

 

19 minutes ago, gloop said:

What are the RAM speeds? The cmos might have been cleared due to the brownouts. 

I reinstalled my drivers now it looks like this

 

First one is idle nd second one is while gaming 

[homeap5]

I see no relation to any of advices we give you.

[Ruckledge]

14 hours ago, gloop said:

What are the RAM speeds? The cmos might have been cleared due to the brownouts. 

Ram speeds are at 3000mhz

So what is the solution?for the cmos

[Ruckledge]

14 hours ago, homeap5 said:

I see image differences in these two screenshots.

 

FPS can be lower or higher a little sometimes. Don't worry about it so much.

 

You may try underclock your GPU and check what happens. If FPS increase, your factory oc is bad.

This started recently bro...before it is always the same.......Still I'll try underclocking the GPU nd get back to u

[Ruckledge]

8 hours ago, homeap5 said:

I see no relation to any of advices we give you.

Noticed the changes in msi afterburner so thought of showing u guys

[Ruckledge]

17 hours ago, homeap5 said:

I see image differences in these two screenshots.

 

FPS can be lower or higher a little sometimes. Don't worry about it so much.

 

You may try underclock your GPU and check what happens. If FPS increase, your factory oc is bad.

Underclocking the GPU reduced fps bro...Now what???

[146268]

17 hours ago, gloop said:

Ddu GPU drivers, check temps. 
 

Did you have any other programs running in the background during the benchmark?

What is DDU?

[gloop]

7 minutes ago, 146268 said:

What is DDU?

Display Driver Uninstaller. It fully removes all GPU drivers for you to re-install them when you get a new GPU. 

[Ruckledge]

3 minutes ago, gloop said:

Display Driver Uninstaller. It fully removes all GPU drivers for you to re-install them when you get a new GPU. 

Bro what should i do if the cmos have been cleared??? 

[gloop]

12 minutes ago, Ruckledge said:

Bro what should i do if the cmos have been cleared??? 

Reinstall the GPU drivers, and turn on XMP in the bios. 

[Ruckledge]

Just now, gloop said:

Reinstall the GPU drivers, and turn on XMP in the bios. 

Already did but it is a temporary fix

[homeap5]

18 minutes ago, Ruckledge said:

Already did but it is a temporary fix

No, bios setup is permanent.

And if underclock made your fps worse then it's good, you may revert to default.

 

If your motherboard resets cmos itself, change battery.

[Ruckledge]

24 minutes ago, homeap5 said:

No, bios setup is permanent.

And if underclock made your fps worse then it's good, you may revert to default.

 

If your motherboard resets cmos itself, change battery.

So if the underclock decreased performance can i be sure that my gpu is not damaged??

My bios settings didnt change but if i just reset the cmos can it fix the issue?????

[homeap5]

38 minutes ago, Ruckledge said:

So if the underclock decreased performance can i be sure that my gpu is not damaged??

My bios settings didnt change but if i just reset the cmos can it fix the issue?????

1. Underclock was only a test. If decreases performance, then it works like it supposed to work.

2. If your BIOS settings didn't change, leave it as is. Resetting CMOS gives you nothing. Just check if you have XMP enabled.

 

And what about difference between these two images on first post? I see that there is more snow in front of that house.

 

My suggestion is - do not worry about small FPS differences. Back with real problem if you'll have huge FPS drops.

[Ruckledge]

10 minutes ago, homeap5 said:

1. Underclock was only a test. If decreases performance, then it works like it supposed to work.

2. If your BIOS settings didn't change, leave it as is. Resetting CMOS gives you nothing. Just check if you have XMP enabled.

 

And what about difference between these two images on first post? I see that there is more snow in front of that house.

 

My suggestion is - do not worry about small FPS differences. Back with real problem if you'll have huge FPS drops.

Bro it happens for all the games not like for only this game.

Anyways thanks for ur advices!!

[jones177]

I use a UPS mainly for brownouts because components can go into a low power modes. 

To get them out of that mode you have to switch off the power supply not just the computer.

 

After big storms and hurricanes the quality of the power is not good where I live as well so a UPS is a must. 

 

For my gaming computer I use a APC 1500VA.

[Ruckledge]

Just now, jones177 said:

I use a UPS mainly for brownouts because components can go into a low power modes. 

To get them out of that mode you have to switch off the power supply not just the computer.

 

After big storms and hurricanes the quality of the power is not good where I live as well so a UPS is a must. 

 

For my gaming computer I use a APC 1500VA.

The problem is i got an UPS for myself after i started facing this problem

[jones177]

34 minutes ago, Ruckledge said:

The problem is i got an UPS for myself after i started facing this problem

Test your components for damage.

 

For CPU I use Cinebench R15.  My CPUs can equil the online scores so I know they are ok.

 

For GPU I use Heaven. I am looking at how much power is used. If the card can reach the power limit set. and what mhz the card will run at.

 

I only know 2080 ti RTX cards but they are known to get stuck at 1350mhz and have to be RMAed. There may be something similar with the 2060.

 

All these are connected to the motherboard and 9 times out of 10 it is the motherboard that takes damage so testing on another system helps as well.