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I'm running out of solutions. I have an I7-4790k 16gb of ram and a GTX980 Ti with all drivers up to date. Last night something happened it was working fine and has been for the last 2 months. Now all of a sudden games I was getting 227fps are now getting 20 fps with spikes that go lower. I don't know what to do I've uninstalled the drivers and reinstalled them with a clean install. Windows is recognizing the gu.

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I'm running out of solutions. I have an I7-4790k 16gb of ram and a GTX980 Ti with all drivers up to date. Last night something happened it was working fine and has been for the last 2 months. Now all of a sudden games I was getting 227fps are now getting 20 fps with spikes that go lower. I don't know what to do I've uninstalled the drivers and reinstalled them with a clean install. Windows is recognizing the gu.

maybe check graphics settings??

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check for viruses, reinstall windows.

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@ dont forget to follow your posts so you know when somebody comments.

 

also, what games? it could be the game updated. and whats your cpu/gpu/ram usage while playing?

 

clearly SOMEthing changed, whether it was updates to the game, or windows, or drivers. or something died, that always possible

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maybe check graphics settings??

Nothing changed running same settings 

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check for viruses, reinstall windows.

I really would rather not reinstall windows it's such a hassle that's my last resort 

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I'm running out of solutions. I have an I7-4790k 16gb of ram and a GTX980 Ti with all drivers up to date. Last night something happened it was working fine and has been for the last 2 months. Now all of a sudden games I was getting 227fps are now getting 20 fps with spikes that go lower. I don't know what to do I've uninstalled the drivers and reinstalled them with a clean install. Windows is recognizing the gu.

@SgtSparks is it some games, or all games? Have you used DDU (Display Driver Uninstaller) before reinstalling the latest drivers? Another option may be that your GPU is downclocking to desktop mode.

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@SgtSparks dont forget to follow your posts so you know when somebody comments.

 

also, what games? it could be the game updated. and whats your cpu/gpu/ram usage while playing?

 

clearly SOMEthing changed, whether it was updates to the game, or windows, or drivers. or something died, that always possible

Csgo, skyrim etc and im getting low usage and can't see usage of gpu.

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@SgtSparks is it some games, or all games? Have you used DDU (Display Driver Uninstaller) before reinstalling the latest drivers? Another option may be that your GPU is downclocking to desktop mode.

Haven't used DDU yet should I try ?

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sorry man maybe check cpu and memory and graphics usage?

Getting low everything and I can't check graphics usage.

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Haven't used DDU yet should I try ?

Yup, then re-install the latest drivers.

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This happened to me too some time back. After some troubleshooting I noticed I had accidentally downclocked my GPU. Don't ask me how.

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Getting low everything and I can't check graphics usage.

Why? Get MSI afterburner and check it!

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i would guess the game isnt using whats its supposed too thats just me though 

Played several games and having same issue 

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Yup, then re-install the latest drivers.

Done still having issues.

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This happened to me too some time back. After some troubleshooting I noticed I had accidentally downclocked my GPU. Don't ask me how.

I already checked precisionX and still having issues 

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I already checked precisionX and still having issues 

and what did it say? GPU usage 100%?

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and what did it say? GPU usage 100%?

getting low usages all below 45%

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cant help you more than that man...

 

 

im really sorry....

Thank You for trying

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getting low usages all below 45%

Can you try setting the Power Management mode to "Prefer Maximum Performance"?

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Can you try setting the Power Management mode to "Prefer Maximum Performance"?

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Just tried didn't work

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Have a spare hard drive?  Install Windows on it (in trial mode if necessary) and nothing else except updates and hardware drivers and a game to test it. If the issue persists, it's caused by hardware. 

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