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Why Is My GeForce GTX 980 Getting 14 FPS?!

So a little over 1 year ago today I built my dream PC and this GTX 980 was my absolute monster of a baby. But for about a month now, I have been getting super low FPS on everything I used to get good FPS on. I used to play Skyrim on Ultra and now when I launch it, it auto detects the best settings for my system as "low." Rocket League I max at 14 FPS, even on middle settings. This is absolutely unacceptable. It isn't because my drivers are out of date either. I have updated them even just today once more to try and see if that would fix the issue. It did not, however. The issue persists that I just can't even play any games anymore and I most certainly don't have another $500 to buy another one. What can I do to fix this problem? Has anybody else experienced something like this with a 980? I am pretty heartbroken over this, to be honest.

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Grab MSI Afterburner and check your clocks and temperatures. Let's see if there's something odd....

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my GTX 980 got 90fps + on GTA V now its getting 50 fps and lines in the screen with the same settings so im having the same thing

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Is it overheating? Are you supplying enough power to it? Is your GPU BIOS out of date? Did you clean install your graphics drivers using DDU like @iamdarkyoshi said? Are your GPU/Memory clocks stuck?

 

I have too many questions. Give us more detail about your situation.

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2 minutes ago, iamdarkyoshi said:

Have you tried DDU to completely nuke the old drivers? Also, bit of an obvious (to some) question, is your monitor plugged into your videocard or the onboard GFX?

Definitely plugged into the GPU. What is DDU and how do I get me some of that?

 

1 minute ago, Imakuni said:

Grab MSI Afterburner and check your clocks and temperatures. Let's see if there's something odd....

I will look this up and let you know if anything strange occurs.

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Just now, Second Place Silver said:

Definitely plugged into the GPU. What is DDU and how do I get me some of that?

 

I will look this up and let you know if anything strange occurs.

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

 

It nukes the old drivers for a proper clean install

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I don't know what happend to these damn drivers men, NVIDIAAA

 

 
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41 minutes ago, Starelementpoke said:

The obsolescence has begun.

New drivers gave me BSOD then installed an old driver and my monitor overclocks didn't work and my GPU useage wasn't maxing out either.....

 

They fixed it with the newest now 364.72 for my GM204 card. 

 

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NVM STILL BROKEN AS F

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56 minutes ago, iamdarkyoshi said:

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

 

It nukes the old drivers for a proper clean install

So after doing this, I re-downloaded my GeForce Experience and my drivers, and I am now back up to the 120 to 300 FPS range on the Heaven Benchmark! You have saved both my life and my wallet! I can't thank you enough!

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