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Low fps with my new gtx 970?

sweetheartx
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Also, did another test with my friend, exact same cpu, shes got a gtx 650, a 10 year old hdd, same motherboard except shes got 1 grade higher or w/e and she had more fps on every single settings in wow. we were at the exact same place looking at the exact same stuff

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I would suggest to overclock it.

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I would suggest to overclock it.

Im thinking ive got a faulty piece since i cant even reach over 60 fps on wow with lowest settings.. and the guy @ the service told me to send me back so they could check it.. no idea what to do..

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Im thinking ive got a faulty piece since i cant even reach over 60 fps on wow with lowest settings.. and the guy @ the service told me to send me back so they could check it.. no idea what to do..

OC it and do a test again. If it's still not working, send it back.

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OC it and do a test again. If it's still not working, send it back.

I really have 0 exp in OC stuff, and will just send it back and let them take a look at it, the guy said it sounded extremely bad so, I do appreciate all the help!

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Try this. It's not going to hurt anything. Go into your UEFI, go to exit, load optimized defaults, save, exit and reboot. Try running those tests again

I have a potato!

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