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Need Help with motherboard change?

So I switched out my mother board recently to the MSi 990FXA board and it seems to impact my performance negatively?

 

Specs: 

GTX 960 SSC

AMD FX8320E

16GB RAM

1TB harddrive

and the mother board above. 

 

It makes everything run extreamly slow for some reason. I used to get about 20 frames on arma and now i get around 9...... 

 

Please help if possible, my old motherboard I dont know the name of it.

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Do you have your monitor connected to the gpu or motherboard? 

 

Edit : nevermind that isn't one of the AM3 boards with on board graphics. 

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Did you do a fresh install of your OS after the mobo change? Your system may be getting confused with drivers, I've had that after swapping different Asus x99 motherboards.

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But I don't know cause I did this last time with the same board, I restet windows. And it didn't help me. Just went back to my old one

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My best guess would still be that it's driver related. It could also be that it's simply a lower quality board but I can't really say if you don't know what it is. Maybe double check your bios and make sure everything is set right? It's a long shot but maybe your GPU's PCIE slot is running at less than x16 or x8?

I'm just spit balling here.

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11 minutes ago, BigD360 said:

My best guess would still be that it's driver related. It could also be that it's simply a lower quality board but I can't really say if you don't know what it is. Maybe double check your bios and make sure everything is set right? It's a long shot but maybe your GPU's PCIE slot is running at less than x16 or x8?

I'm just spit balling here.

Pcie clock is 32.... This board is a lot better than my other one I think. Other one was like from 2011. And I'll check out the driver thing 

 

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Please, I still need help! I reset my Window..... all drivers.....

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I really can't say anything for sure. 

Silly question but did you reapply thermal paste to the cpu? What are your temps like? Is your cpu cooler on properly?

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Also, after reinstalling windows, did you reactivate it with your product key? If not that's deffinitely the problem. Windows will read a new motherboard as a totally new computer and you might have to call MS to activate your key.

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33 minutes ago, BigD360 said:

Also, after reinstalling windows, did you reactivate it with your product key? If not that's deffinitely the problem. Windows will read a new motherboard as a totally new computer and you might have to call MS to activate your key.

temps r normal.... and windows is activated..

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My max speed is 4 GHz for the cpu... but the speeds wont go above 1.36 GHz

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Well, I'm at a loss. It sounds like you've done everything and I don't think it's faulty hardware, so I have no clue. Sorry I can't be more help.

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I think my only other suggestion would be to try resetting the CMOS. That's all I got.

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