Odd problems with game framerate on 7850

Grady Klein

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Aug 3, 2013
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My build:
MSI-7599 (870A - G54)
8gb Kingston HyperX Blu RAM @ 667mhz
AMD Phenom II x4 955 Black Edition @ 3.2ghz
XFX 7850 Core Edition 2GB GDDR5 RAM

So here's the problem. My system for the last year and a half has had 0 problems running games like BF3 and Arma II/III at no less than 40 FPS at maximum settings and load. However 3 days ago I noticed EVE online lagged. Of all the games in the world, my framerate in EVE online was under 15FPS. Not normal right? I gave it a day and restarted my computer only to have the same problem in every game I played. KSP, EVE online, LOTRO, BF3. I updated my drivers to see if that was the problem, no dice. I then proceeded to swap cards with my brothers computer to see if that was the problem. We both have 7850's but his is HIS while mine is XFX. His card worked fine on my computer so we figured my card was dead. But we then dried my card on his computer and it ran all the games we play normally and 60+fps. What could be the problem? I ran a benchmark on my hard drive/ram/cpu and that wasn't the problem. It can't just be the card alone if it's working on his computer as well, yet I still have the problem of low fps when I swap back to my pc. Any thoughts?

http://browser.primatelabs.com/geekbench2/2221448 <-the geekbench benchmark

http://www.3dmark.com/is/745042 <- 3dMark Benchmark
 
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I highly doubt its the card. In fact, I would be amazed if it was the card.

I would say if its hardware, if you are playing online maybe your internet connection is coming in much slower than normal.

In truth, I would say its some hiccup in the software somewhere. Issues in software like that are not uncommon at all. It is recommended that you re-install windows on your card every 6-12 months. That way you avoid such hiccups. I would say if you were to re-install windows and set up everything, your system would probably work fine. If you do not want to do that, try going through recently installed programs and re-installing them. Maybe try uninstalling and re-installing some of the games, or the AMD drivers. Really the re-install of...
I highly doubt its the card. In fact, I would be amazed if it was the card.

I would say if its hardware, if you are playing online maybe your internet connection is coming in much slower than normal.

In truth, I would say its some hiccup in the software somewhere. Issues in software like that are not uncommon at all. It is recommended that you re-install windows on your card every 6-12 months. That way you avoid such hiccups. I would say if you were to re-install windows and set up everything, your system would probably work fine. If you do not want to do that, try going through recently installed programs and re-installing them. Maybe try uninstalling and re-installing some of the games, or the AMD drivers. Really the re-install of windows is the easiest solution I would think.
 
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I have an exactly same version of the problem. Low framerate suddenly.
But I have made an new reinstall of OS on the graphiccard in computer.
That should solve the problem, but it did not.
So if someone experience a sudden slowdown in framerate, though no changes has been made it maby is an impossible mission to try to solve the problem.
Dont expect to get any help from this site.
The questions very quickly becomes insignificant on this forum.
I would rather find my self an other forum but I don't know where it should be.


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