1070 running bad

[Abzilla]

Hey! i have recently bought a Asus Strix ROG 1070 and it is running crap, i have a i7 4790, when i play gta 5 on high/very high (not ultra) it is going down to about 30 FPS does anyone know why??

my Zotac 970 ran better than this card ;(

Thanks in advance

[Princess Luna]

Did you DDU your drivers in safe mode and then installed Geforce Experience and let it install the latest drivers in auto when you switched the GPU

[Chaos Network]

2 minutes ago, Abzilla said:

Hey! i have recently bought a Asus Strix ROG 1070 and it is running crap, i have a i7 4790, when i play gta 5 on high/very high (not ultra) it is going down to about 30 FPS does anyone know why??

my Zotac 970 ran better than this card ;(

Thanks in advance

The only help that I might be able to offer is: it might be a CPU or RAM bottleneck.

 

But that isn't why I am posting, I noticed your post in the side-bar, saw your profile picture, and my entire class looked at me because i just bursted out with laughter. Gotta give it to ya man, that gif is actually amazing.

[Abzilla]

3 minutes ago, Princess Cadence said:

Did you DDU your drivers in safe mode and then installed Geforce Experience and let it install the latest drivers in auto when you switched the GPU

no  should have i done that?

 

[Abzilla]

2 minutes ago, Chaos Network said:

The only help that I might be able to offer is: it might be a CPU or RAM bottleneck.

 

But that isn't why I am posting, I noticed your post in the side-bar, saw your profile picture, and my entire class looked at me because i just bursted out with laughter. Gotta give it to ya man, that gif is actually amazing.

lol

 

[Princess Luna]

1 minute ago, Abzilla said:

no  should have i done that?

 

Yes you should since you changed the GPU architeture from Maxwell to Pascal, just install DDU, wipe out all the drivers with it in safe mode boot, then install Geforce Experience and let it update the drivers again for you automatically and there you go, full performance ensured [:

[Abzilla]

1 minute ago, Princess Cadence said:

Yes you should since you changed the GPU architeture from Maxwell to Pascal, just install DDU, wipe out all the drivers with it in safe mode boot, then install Geforce Experience and let it update the drivers again for you automatically and there you go, full performance ensured [:

sorry i am kinda a nub, can you please tell me what i gotta do?

 

[Princess Luna]

Absolutely, first of all you will need to get the DDU application in the website below

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

 

I do not quite remember if you have to install it or not, if you do then just install it if its portable then you dont have to, once the program is set you gonna turn off your system by going on the restart button click it while pressing shift so you are taken to the troubleshooting page at boot, select the safe mode, your windows will load in safe mode.

Once done you will use the DDU and put it to wipe out all your graphics drivers it will do for you automatically and reboot, once it finishes rebooting your Graphics Card will work with the Microsoft generic drivers, all good, you go and download Geforce Experience now, logging on your account or make a new one if you need after it is installed and then you put it to download and install your new drivers.

 

Once it finishes you just need to restart your system again and you are good to go.

[Abzilla]

On 2/22/2017 at 5:16 PM, Princess Cadence said:

Absolutely, first of all you will need to get the DDU application in the website below

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

 

I do not quite remember if you have to install it or not, if you do then just install it if its portable then you dont have to, once the program is set you gonna turn off your system by going on the restart button click it while pressing shift so you are taken to the troubleshooting page at boot, select the safe mode, your windows will load in safe mode.

Once done you will use the DDU and put it to wipe out all your graphics drivers it will do for you automatically and reboot, once it finishes rebooting your Graphics Card will work with the Microsoft generic drivers, all good, you go and download Geforce Experience now, logging on your account or make a new one if you need after it is installed and then you put it to download and install your new drivers.

 

Once it finishes you just need to restart your system again and you are good to go.

Hey man thanks!! my pc runs like a beast now! Thanks!!!!