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Since yesterday my GPU has been giving me low fps. im running all games at 1600x900. before every game gave me 60fps now it gives me 35-46

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11 minutes ago, noob at PC said:

have you watched the temps?

no how do you do that

 

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Just now, neonfirefox said:

no how do you do that

 

you could use aida 64 

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4 minutes ago, neonfirefox said:

no how do you do that

 

Or you can use GPU Z. Either works! 

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3 minutes ago, noob at PC said:

you could use aida 64 

its at 63c

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1 minute ago, RyGuy99 said:

Or you can use GPU Z. Either works! 

all my games are running with low fps

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Just now, neonfirefox said:

all my games are running with low fps

Have you tried using DDU to uninstall your driver's then reinstall them from Nvidia? 

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1 minute ago, RyGuy99 said:

Have you tried using DDU to uninstall your driver's then reinstall them from Nvidia? 

no but i went on Nvidias website and downloaded a fresh copy and did a clean install

 

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7 minutes ago, neonfirefox said:

no but i went on Nvidias website and downloaded a fresh copy and did a clean install

 

It's best to use DDU to wipe all the drivers off then do a clean install. 

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45 minutes ago, neonfirefox said:

no but i went on Nvidias website and downloaded a fresh copy and did a clean install

 

 

38 minutes ago, RyGuy99 said:

It's best to use DDU to wipe all the drivers off then do a clean install. 

Still same issue

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38 minutes ago, RyGuy99 said:

It's best to use DDU to wipe all the drivers off then do a clean install. 

Still same issue

 

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2 hours ago, RyGuy99 said:

It's best to use DDU to wipe all the drivers off then do a clean install. 

it seems like its using cpu's graphic, even thought its plugged into the gpu. and the gpu fans are not spinning. 

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4 hours ago, neonfirefox said:

Since yesterday my GPU has been giving me low fps. im running all games at 1600x900. before every game gave me 60fps now it gives me 35-46

What game(s) are you playing? What are your computer's specs?

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Just now, Kavawuvi said:

What game(s) are you playing? What are your computer's specs?

Black ops 3, GTA V, minecraft with shaders

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3 hours ago, neonfirefox said:

it seems like its using cpu's graphic, even thought its plugged into the gpu. and the gpu fans are not spinning. 

Did you put your DVI/HDMI/Displayport cable into the motherboard or graphics card? It need to be plugged into the graphics card to use its processing power. 

P.S. most cards nowadays won't have their fans spin up until they are under load so checking if your fans are spinning doesn't tell you anything. 

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