Sudden FPS drop

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[phillpower2]

Your GPU temps are fine but if the CPU temps are correct I don`t know how the computer has not shut down.

Please restart your computer and check the temperatures/voltages in the BIOS, no screenshot is required just make a note of the temperatures, the DRAM voltages and the +3.3V, +5V and the +12V rails on the PSU and post them with your next reply.

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I just did it, there it is really different [MEDIA=imgur]a/MsUpzRV[/MEDIA]

[phillpower2]

As you can see the CPU temp is fine.

Best thing that you can do is either get your GPU tested in another computer or test one in yours.

Just a thought, have you tried the GPU in the other PCI-E slot on the MB.

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I didnt tried it, i didnt knwo there is another PCI-E slot. Also there wasnt problem with fps until last week. Ill try that.

Do you think that problem is in GPU ?

I was also thinking about reinstalling windows os, can it help ?

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Ill try it on friday, tomrrow i dont have time and today is late, so i dont want to make noise in flat

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Your GPU for some reason is no longer providing the performance that it was once capable of, nothing to do with Windows so reinstalling will not help.

A failing GPU or the GPU not getting enough power from the PSU are the only two possible causes.

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And also you think that in CPU is no problem.
Its only visual problem ?

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The CPU looks fine.

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Hey, I tried to plug the GPu to second PCI-E slot and it looks like it works good, I started league fo legends and have 240fps instead of 20. But than it droped to 70, but I think its still normal, In fortnite its jumping between 30 to 150, but when I do fast move it drops to 10 or less.

Is there some difference between PCI-E slots ?

So I think second slot helped but there is still something bad, beacuse previously it was going without lags, and without problem.

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Hmm, that suggests a problem with the PCI-E x16 slot itself, the slot that you are using now is PCI-E x4 which is slower that the PCI-E x16 slot.

You cannot judge or test the performance of anything by online gaming so forget any FPS drops that you are getting.

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So the problem is in PCI E x16 slot ?

That means that ill have to use this x4 for rest of using this computer ? Or will it be better with time.

Beacuse if there is problem in motherboard I still have garancy from shop to repair ir.

[phillpower2]

Based on the poor performance in what is meant to be the faster of the two PCI-E slots and the fact that the GPU works better in the slower x4 PCI-E slot the only explanation is the PCI-E slot has issues.

Any problems with the PCI-E slot will not get better with time and will most likely get worse.

If you have a warranty, call it in and if you are able be present when any testing gets done I would recommend it, it is far too easy for people to say that everything worked for them or to return the same item instead of replacing it.

Have you tried running Furmark and SUPERPOSITION while the card is in the second slot.

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Just treid tests, and its same as before.

So you think I should drop my MB to some servis, that they will look where is problem, and than not getting same one but get different MB ?

And also now is the Fan in gpu and on all pc running more often

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It makes no sense you getting the same results when you say that things are better with the GPU in the slower x4 slot, try putting the GPU back in the first slot to see if anything changes from how it used to perform before you swapped it to the other slot.

Beacuse if there is problem in motherboard I still have garancy from shop to repair ir.

It depends on if it is the MB or not, your above test results being the same as the original ones casts doubt as to whether or not it is the board or the GPU.

The fan on the GPU working more means that it is functioning better so is getting hotter, this again points towards the first PCI-E slot having issues so we will just have to wait how putting the GPU back in there goes.