Gpu being lazy

[Mauricio G. B.]

1 minute ago, Keanu Lorenzo said:

How bout your pci link state power management? You should set it to Off. And did you set the Control Panel of Nvidia to prefer maximum performance? It can be found in Manage 3D settings.

all of that is already done, thats more of a common step for me to do

[Keanu Lorenzo]

2 minutes ago, Mauricio G. B. said:

all of that is already done, thats more of a common step for me to do

Did you already tried the link that i've given earlier? Try that instead. I have no further ways on solving your problem because i dont have any experience playing WoW. Hope the link will help.

[Keanu Lorenzo]

5 minutes ago, Mauricio G. B. said:

all of that is already done, thats more of a common step for me to do

I saw a thread and what he does is as follows:

 

"turning down the viewer slider to 7 environment detail to 9 and ground clutter to 7. disabling the projected Textures." Helped him raise his fps.

[Mauricio G. B.]

Just now, Keanu Lorenzo said:

I saw a thread and what he does is as follows:

 

"turning down the viewer slider to 7 environment detail to 9 and ground clutter to 7. disabling the projected Textures." Helped him raise his fps.

its not an fps or low performance problem persé as in the computer no being powerfull enough, is the gpu not doin anything and idling at 50%

[Keanu Lorenzo]

8 minutes ago, Mauricio G. B. said:

all of that is already done, thats more of a common step for me to do

Or try Nvidia Experience. Open nvidia experience. On the games tab. Select WoW and click optimize. Then try it.

[Keanu Lorenzo]

1 minute ago, Mauricio G. B. said:

its not an fps or low performance problem persé as in the computer no being powerfull enough, is the gpu not doin anything and idling at 50%

Do you have a MSI Afterburner or alike? Check if the temp limit is limiting your performance, or the power limit.

[Mauricio G. B.]

16 hours ago, Keanu Lorenzo said:

Do you have a MSI Afterburner or alike? Check if the temp limit is limiting your performance, or the power limit.

no, none of them are as i said, is just in wow not in any other game, i just reinstalled ther driver and its the same,

[ARikozuM]

32 minutes ago, Mauricio G. B. said:

no, none of them are as i said, is just in wow not in any other game, i just reinstalled ther driver and its the same,

Have you tried any of the fixes on the WoW forums?

[Mauricio G. B.]

Just now, ARikozuM said:

Have you tried any of the fixes on the WoW forums?

they arent any thats why im here, some related issues are way back to 2011, and are mostly about wow switchable graphics

 

[ARikozuM]

A simple search for "wow legion fps fix".

 

http://us.battle.net/forums/en/wow/topic/20747185288

http://us.battle.net/forums/en/wow/topic/20747364983

http://us.battle.net/forums/en/wow/topic/20747134754

 

Resetting the UI fixed it for me.

https://us.battle.net/support/en/article/300544

[Mauricio G. B.]

Just now, ARikozuM said:

A simple search for "wow legion fps fix".

 

http://us.battle.net/forums/en/wow/topic/20747185288

http://us.battle.net/forums/en/wow/topic/20747364983

http://us.battle.net/forums/en/wow/topic/20747134754

 

Resetting the UI fixed it for me.

https://us.battle.net/support/en/article/300544

for 10th time, is not an "fps" issue perse i already did all of that, the gpu still wont past 50% usage and is not even going at its full mhz im complaingin abotu the GPU not going at its fullest like on other games

 i have already even reinstalled the game and its the same

[ARikozuM]

I would try another GPU and (failing that, try CPU) then. When I play WoW I get 75 frames and neither CPU nor GPU go above 50% since no more work needs to be done due to hard-capping at 75hz.

[Mauricio G. B.]

Just now, ARikozuM said:

I would try another GPU then. When I play WoW I get 75 frames and neither CPU nor GPU go above 50% since no more work needs to be done due to hard-capping at 75hz.

i wouldnt care if at least would hold 60fps but it dips as low as 15, ill try with a set of 770s and 390s i got laying arround from some client builds

[ARikozuM]

Just now, Mauricio G. B. said:

i wouldnt care if at least would hold 60fps but it dips as low as 15, ill try with a set of 770s and 390s i got laying arround from some client builds

Do you have another CPU to try?

[Mauricio G. B.]

Just now, ARikozuM said:

Do you have another CPU to try?

no, the other builds are intel, might ask for a friend Spare 6300 later if the problem persist

[ARikozuM]

Are we talking about the "Main PC" build in your sig?

[Mauricio G. B.]

Just now, ARikozuM said:

Are we talking about the "Main PC" build in your sig?

thats mine, but i have 2 other systems that are from clients that im giving them scheduled manteinance dusting off and cleaning

[Thaldor]

Just asking. What revision of 990FXA-UD3 you have?

 

If you have rev. 1.0 - 3.0, you might probably have one problem I have been keeping my eye on. At least AsRock 990FX Extreme3 can have a huge problem with FX-8350 because it's VRMs get too hot and can't deliver enough power. This happened to my friend with who I traded CPUs in the end to solve the problem (because I had FX-6200 which worked perfectly with my friends MOBO and I have AsRock 990FX Professional which VRMs seem to be enough for the FX-8350). He had some minor problems since he build his rig, but nothing really alarming (no reason FPS drops, some minor audio problems etc), but after a year or two the problems grew and he started to have BSODs, audio totally Fing up, SSDs going haywire (forgetting their file systems, probably going out of sync or something and messing up their section headers), not being able to use CPU at 100% sometimes even maxing at 50% and other very weird stuff. If this is the case the FX-6300 should work, but to check you can try to run some benchmark (I use AIDA64) and monitor VRM temps.

 

If you have rev. 4.0 or 4.1, your problem is elsewhere.

[Mauricio G. B.]

1 minute ago, Thaldor said:

Just asking. What revision of 990FXA-UD3 you have?

 

If you have rev. 1.0 - 3.0, you might probably have one problem I have been keeping my eye on. At least AsRock 990FX Extreme3 can have a huge problem with FX-8350 because it's VRMs get too hot and can't deliver enough power. This happened to my friend with who I traded CPUs in the end to solve the problem (because I had FX-6200 which worked perfectly with my friends MOBO and I have AsRock 990FX Professional which VRMs seem to be enough for the FX-8350). He had some minor problems since he build his rig, but nothing really alarming (no reason FPS drops, some minor audio problems etc), but after a year or two the problems grew and he started to have BSODs, audio totally Fing up, SSDs going haywire (forgetting their file systems, probably going out of sync or something and messing up their section headers), not being able to use CPU at 100% sometimes even maxing at 50% and other very weird stuff. If this is the case the FX-6300 should work, but to check you can try to run some benchmark (I use AIDA64) and monitor VRM temps.

 

If you have rev. 4.0 or 4.1, your problem is elsewhere.

its the 990fxa-ud3 R5

[Thaldor]

3 minutes ago, Mauricio G. B. said:

its the 990fxa-ud3 R5

Ok, then that probably isn't the problem. But if you want to be sure, you should run some benchmarking and watch those VRM temps. But what I know you should be quite safe from that since your MOBO can support FX-9370s and FX-9590s and I suspect that the problem is that FX-8350 draws a lot more power than 125W probably easily over 150W and that causes VRMs to get way too hot.

[Mauricio G. B.]

Just now, Thaldor said:

Ok, then that probably isn't the problem. But if you want to be sure, you should run some benchmarking and watch those VRM temps. But what I know you should be quite safe from that since your MOBO can support FX-9370s and FX-9590s and I suspect that the problem is that FX-8350 draws a lot more power than 125W probably easily over 150W and that causes VRMs to get way too hot.

yea after my i5 and motherboard died, i dint have enough money to spend on a 6th gen platform and dint want to go back to an i5 (pic related with what happened with the i5 when i gamed heavy stuff like GTA V or BF4) so i went for a decent amd build since it was way cheaper than getting an i5 again

[Mauricio G. B.]