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why my graphic card perform slow after changing cpu from i5 3330 to i7 2600 

With i5 i hv 60 persntile in 2d  and 84 persntile in 3d using pasmark test 

Ant after upgrade to i7 2600 performanc of cpu increases but the performance of gpu decreases its

47 persntile in 2d

And 60 persntile in 3d 

Even in games my graphics are start jerking litl bit

What should i do any one help 

 

Mobo is gigabyte h61m d2s

Using 800w psu

R9 270x oc 4gb gigabyte

Hp 4gigabytes*2 1066

Ssd sandisk 128gb

 

I just upgrad my cpu and nothing else like window reinstalling the only thing i try to update my drivers to 2nd gen 

 

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I wouldn't expect this to be the case, but it sounds a little bit like there's some form of bottleneck.

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2 minutes ago, Hassan shamas said:

Sorry i cant understand

It sounds like you have some form of bottleneck holding your GPU back from performing as much as it should, but at the same time I don't expect that to be happening.

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