- Aug 6, 2015
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Hi.
I recently decided to upgrade my computer. I decided to buy:
CPU: Intel i5-4460 CPU @ 3.2GHz
Motherboard: H81M-2SH
Memory: DDR3 8GB Single Channel
Graphics: GTX 970 manufactered by ZOTAC.
And ever since I've upgraded, I've noticed I've been getting lower than 60 FPS while feels really choppy to me. I'm running max settings on 1080 on games such as Smite and receiving around about 50FPS while playing. I've looked at Open Hardware Monitor / Afterburner / Task manager and CPU usage, GPU usage and memory usage are all roughly 50-60%. This is annoying me since the game is hard to play while being laggy and since the usage isn't up to max, I don't understand why my parts aren't being pushed so I can play at a higher fps.
Any help is great, thanks!
I recently decided to upgrade my computer. I decided to buy:
CPU: Intel i5-4460 CPU @ 3.2GHz
Motherboard: H81M-2SH
Memory: DDR3 8GB Single Channel
Graphics: GTX 970 manufactered by ZOTAC.
And ever since I've upgraded, I've noticed I've been getting lower than 60 FPS while feels really choppy to me. I'm running max settings on 1080 on games such as Smite and receiving around about 50FPS while playing. I've looked at Open Hardware Monitor / Afterburner / Task manager and CPU usage, GPU usage and memory usage are all roughly 50-60%. This is annoying me since the game is hard to play while being laggy and since the usage isn't up to max, I don't understand why my parts aren't being pushed so I can play at a higher fps.
Any help is great, thanks!
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