Very low fps with good system.

stor97 · Sep 14, 2015

GeForce GTX 760
i5-4670k CPU @ 3.40GHz
8GB ram (7.89 usable)
Windows 10
1920x1080 60hz

Whenever I play a game, I get low fps, doesn't matter what settings (usually)
I can have around 24fps to 60 fps while playing
All my Drivers are updated.
I have tried turning off vsync, no difference. I have tried changing the max fps in game, still, no difference.
I have watch a video in 1080p without any problem, why online it's all smooth, it's only in game

Games: Counter-strike: Global offensive.24 - 60fps (10 if looking into a smoke grenade) World of Warcaft.25-30fps all the time. Diablo3. Do not know where see the fps.

I've had this problem since I got the computer, the temps are around 30c when playing.

What could be the possible cause?

This is my first post so if I left out any important information then please ask and I will look it up ASAP.

nymzy · Sep 14, 2015

what is the clockspeed of your gpu? i read a lot about gpu clockspeeds that were cut in half and it seems like that is the case here because 30 C underload is very cool

Dunlop0078 · Sep 14, 2015

Hmm sounds like a driver issue to me. Are you absolutely sure you have the correct driver installed? Open geforce experience and make sure this driver I linked below is installed version: 355.82.

http://www.geforce.com/drivers/results/90500

DonkeyOatie · Sep 14, 2015

If you are using the stock cooler, then the temperatures should be higher than that when playing. If you have dialed back the settings in games and it makes no difference, the 'problem' is in the CPU system.

What are the CPU temperatures like when you run a stress test like Prime95 26.6.
What results do you get from the free 3DMark Fire Strike benchmark, or the free ASUS RealBench benchmark?

stor97 · Sep 14, 2015

nymzy :

135mhz

nymzy · Sep 14, 2015

that is the problem, you could try to manually get the clock speed to stock with msi afterburner.

stor97 · Sep 14, 2015

Dunlop0078 :

I have that one installed.

stor97 · Sep 14, 2015

DonkeyOatie :

34c with prime95.
didn't find the others.

stor97 · Sep 14, 2015

nymzy :

What should it be running at? Also, should it go up and down, stays at 135 on MSI afterburner

DonkeyOatie · Sep 14, 2015

There's something wrong with the information then, 34C is crazy low for that stress test. Get (free) HWMonitor or HWInfo and tell is what the core frequencies and temperatures show.

It's almost like your CPU is heavily underclocked.

OCCT can monitor temperatures and frequencies.

nymzy · Sep 14, 2015

980mhz stock 1033 boost clock

stor97 · Sep 14, 2015

DonkeyOatie :

checked with HWMonitor. Grapthic card @ 33c. intel core i5 4670k peaked at 80c

DonkeyOatie · Sep 14, 2015

So now we know that the 34C you got before is wrong. What were you using to measure that?

I assume that your frequencies went up to the maximum.

stor97 · Sep 14, 2015

I looked at the MSI afterburner

DonkeyOatie · Sep 14, 2015

To get the CPU temperature?

What Graphics benchmarks do you have available? Unigine Heaven?

stor97 · Sep 15, 2015

So... This is awkward.. I have been playing on VGI and I can't plug that into my graphic card, changed to hdmi witch is plugged in to that, got 300fps..

DonkeyOatie · Sep 15, 2015

No problem there. We all have 'smack self in forehead' moments. Thanks for letting us know that solution, we can suggest that to the next person who has a similar problem. It's all about Productive Struggle.

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