Hello
I recently changed my PSU because of a problem that lead my computer to crashing whenever something such as a game would run, but i have now discovered a new problem. My computer does not crash anymore when I play a game, but rather gets frame-drops every thirty-ish seconds that last around three seconds in games that shouldn't be having this problem (such as CS:GO). I heard that having a newer graphics card may be the biggest factor to this problem.
My main specs are:
I Have tried a couple fixes and none of them have completely gotten rid of the problem while the best thing that happened from trying them only resulted in reducing the drops and not completely fixing them. As stated earlier I heard that downgrading from the newer card I have may be the fix, but is this true?
Any advice or recommendations would be great,
Thanks.
I recently changed my PSU because of a problem that lead my computer to crashing whenever something such as a game would run, but i have now discovered a new problem. My computer does not crash anymore when I play a game, but rather gets frame-drops every thirty-ish seconds that last around three seconds in games that shouldn't be having this problem (such as CS:GO). I heard that having a newer graphics card may be the biggest factor to this problem.
My main specs are:
Intel Core i7-4790k
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 960
(Running Windows 10)
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 960
(Running Windows 10)
I Have tried a couple fixes and none of them have completely gotten rid of the problem while the best thing that happened from trying them only resulted in reducing the drops and not completely fixing them. As stated earlier I heard that downgrading from the newer card I have may be the fix, but is this true?
Any advice or recommendations would be great,
Thanks.
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