- Jan 15, 2011
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I am having by far the strangest experience with my NGTX 680 from MSI (The non lightning edition)
Yesterday, I was playing DayZ (with Normal settings as the game was in alpha and I personally care more about frames than quality) and within 3 minutes I had a huge FPS dump from 40-60 FPS to 6-10 FPS
I was hoping it was a lagspike but it stayed for over 5 minutes, so I then logged out of DayZ and went straight to Furmark, I did a preset 1080P test and scored only 10 FPS
The GTX 680 according to the site was suppose to get around 45 FPS.
I then restarted my computer and didn't launch the game, instead I went straight to Furmark and tested and received a 47 FPS score
Finally, I turn on my computer today played ARMA 2 and encountered the same scenario as I did with DayZ, I ran the test again and received an 8 FPS score.
Specs:
TX 650W PSU
i5 3550
8GB Crosshair RAM
Z77 Pro4 motherboard
-The card runs at around 80 degrees-
Also, does anyone know if MSI General Warranty covers this sort of thing?
Yesterday, I was playing DayZ (with Normal settings as the game was in alpha and I personally care more about frames than quality) and within 3 minutes I had a huge FPS dump from 40-60 FPS to 6-10 FPS
I was hoping it was a lagspike but it stayed for over 5 minutes, so I then logged out of DayZ and went straight to Furmark, I did a preset 1080P test and scored only 10 FPS
The GTX 680 according to the site was suppose to get around 45 FPS.
I then restarted my computer and didn't launch the game, instead I went straight to Furmark and tested and received a 47 FPS score
Finally, I turn on my computer today played ARMA 2 and encountered the same scenario as I did with DayZ, I ran the test again and received an 8 FPS score.
Specs:
TX 650W PSU
i5 3550
8GB Crosshair RAM
Z77 Pro4 motherboard
-The card runs at around 80 degrees-
Also, does anyone know if MSI General Warranty covers this sort of thing?
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