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Anthony Lopez · Jan 11, 2014

ok i had a z87-d3hp with a geforce gtx 660 2 gig i went and bought a z87-pro with gtx 660ti and when i hooked it all up before it boots i get a warning thing bout my cpu fan and cpu over heating then i ignore the problem and it boots normally eveything works fine, now before i made this change in SL a game i play i was getting 90 fps, now im getting 20 fps why is that? i downloaded and installed all the stuff from the cd that came with the motherboard and then updated it, then went to nvidia site and downloaded the newest version driver for the 660 ti and still have this issue can it be my cpu? and why is that giving me problems now its no older then 3 months i never over clocked it its a i5 4570s

DarkRaider8701 · Jan 11, 2014

What OS are you using?

DarkRaider8701 · Jan 11, 2014

If you go to DXDiag via using Run (on Win XP) or searching for it on Win 7, you may see cpu usage, and if you go to www.techpowerup.com/gpuz and get Gpu-Z, you may view gpu usage. Have whatever you are playing in window mode and look at both programs.

DarkRaider8701 · Jan 11, 2014

You may then see what is causing the problem

Anthony Lopez · Jan 11, 2014

im using windows 8.1 and i have asus cpu-z what exactly i look for?

Anthony Lopez · Jan 11, 2014

my core speed right now with just google crhome running is jumping from 800-1400

Anthony Lopez · Jan 11, 2014

i also did a stress test on my graphic card using furmark and i dont understand the graph

DarkRaider8701 · Jan 11, 2014

I have not seen furmark before. I will try to use it.

DarkRaider8701 · Jan 11, 2014

In dxdiag when you look at cpu usage, play a game in windowed mode and look at usage. If it is low, then look at gpu-z. if you get it, you will see gpu usages. If your cpu is high, and you gpu is low, it will most likely be your cpu. I really do not think it is. It most likely is the gpu.

DarkRaider8701 · Jan 11, 2014

Of course, opposite way around(high gpu, low cpu) would most likely mean gpu is bad.

DarkRaider8701 · Jan 11, 2014

High Cpu low gpu could also mean the gpu is slacking off. You could get MSI Afterburner, EVGA Precision or GPU Tweak (ASUS) to fix this

Mousemonkey · Jan 12, 2014

Anthony Lopez :

ok i had a z87-d3hp with a geforce gtx 660 2 gig i went and bought a z87-pro with gtx 660ti and when i hooked it all up before it boots i get a warning thing bout my cpu fan and cpu over heating then i ignore the problem and it boots normally eveything works fine, now before i made this change in SL a game i play i was getting 90 fps, now im getting 20 fps why is that? i downloaded and installed all the stuff from the cd that came with the motherboard and then updated it, then went to nvidia site and downloaded the newest version driver for the 660 ti and still have this issue can it be my cpu? and why is that giving me problems now its no older then 3 months i never over clocked it its a i5 4570s

Are you trying to run these cards in 2 way SLi?

Anthony Lopez · Jan 12, 2014

no not at all

Anthony Lopez · Jan 12, 2014

ok i was just playing battlefield 4 and i seemed to be lagging like the people skipping when lightning hits it freezes my pc for like .2 seconds and when i look left to right it gets blury is the my grphic card or cpu over heating issue?

Anthony Lopez · Jan 12, 2014

as im playing my cpu running 823 ghz and my gpu running 783 mhz

Anthony Lopez · Jan 12, 2014

core speed not memory

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