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getting lag with my gtx 660 for no reason

edd
By edd
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iv'e been getting lag when using this card for no reason. it works fine in most games but on minecraft and on saints row the third it lags. but it only lags when you move your mouse and change your field of view if you are just walking forward and not touching the mouse it works fine. i dont know what is wrong please help me 

intel core i7 2600k 3.4ghz

8 gb ram

gigabyte gtx 660

windows 7 64 bit  

 

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All of your drivers are up to date? 

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Bind mouse movement to the arrow keys and see if it does it 

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enable turbo on your cpu, those games like GHz

 

 

 

even though it should be perfectly fine at stock...... 

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Maybe for troubleshooting section? Anyway, what do you mean by "lag", it should be explained as sticky topic on LTT:

 

LAG = slow response time of any given input

Stutter = visual anomaly during frames switching

 

Low FPS can (and will) cause lag (usually bellow 30 frames per second).

 

When I had lag on nVidia GPU's, disabling "nvidia driver helper" (maybe they changed name now, it is under services) service did the job on Windows 7, helped quite a lot (tho is till had some lag, different story). Some functionality might be lost by doing so, but that is in most cases trivial. Maybe you can try that.

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its all good guys it turns out it was my mouse. for some reason having it at 1000hz polling rate was screwing it up when i switched it back to 125hz it was fine. thank you for your help

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