- Jun 9, 2016
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I have just built a new computer and everything has worked out great until I noticed my FPS was not very good considering the MSI 970 GTX in my motherboard.
My specs are:
MSI 970 GTX
i5-6600k
Z170A M3 gaming
16gb RAM ddr4
212 Hyper Evo Cooler
I have also downloaded and re-downloaded the graphic card drivers and they are up to date according to my device manager.
My entire computer seems to be affected, because even the internet scrolling is choppy as I use the mouse scroll up and down on a page. I'll be getting 120 fps in the menu page of CS:GO, however during the game I'm getting a constant 20-30 fps. It's not just happening to CS:GO but for basically all games. I also ran the "Valley Benchmark" to test the graphics card, and I was getting a measly 9-11 fps.
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I have linked a picture to the afterburner statistics as I was playing CS:GO to get an idea. If anyone has any ideas that would be great. My friends are telling me it could be that I may have not installed my 212 Hyper Evo Cooler "perfectly" or maybe my Graphics card should be in the other PCI slot? (Or the ram) I'm not too familiar with building a computer so if anyone could help with specifics that would be great! Thanks!
My specs are:
MSI 970 GTX
i5-6600k
Z170A M3 gaming
16gb RAM ddr4
212 Hyper Evo Cooler
I have also downloaded and re-downloaded the graphic card drivers and they are up to date according to my device manager.
My entire computer seems to be affected, because even the internet scrolling is choppy as I use the mouse scroll up and down on a page. I'll be getting 120 fps in the menu page of CS:GO, however during the game I'm getting a constant 20-30 fps. It's not just happening to CS:GO but for basically all games. I also ran the "Valley Benchmark" to test the graphics card, and I was getting a measly 9-11 fps.
I have linked a picture to the afterburner statistics as I was playing CS:GO to get an idea. If anyone has any ideas that would be great. My friends are telling me it could be that I may have not installed my 212 Hyper Evo Cooler "perfectly" or maybe my Graphics card should be in the other PCI slot? (Or the ram) I'm not too familiar with building a computer so if anyone could help with specifics that would be great! Thanks!
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