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Gdubya1999

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I just bought the GTX 1060 graphics card and upgraded from a gtx 760. I am now getting less frames in multiple games than I was with the 760. What should I do?
 
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Tomahawn
Take a run on Userbenchmark (http://www.userbenchmark.com)

Click the big orange "Freedownload" button beside the "2,815,000 PC's Tested" or whatever the actual number is.

Let it run on your PC and it will look at all the main components of your PC (CPU,GPU,HDD,SSD, RAM) and give them a percentage rating based upon how well they run. Take a look at your GPU and it will tell you how well it's running in comparison to other GTX 1060's.

Hope this helps!
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I agree. I am just exploring possibilities that could conceivably have a negative impact on performance.

 
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Take a run on Userbenchmark (http://www.userbenchmark.com)

Click the big orange "Freedownload" button beside the "2,815,000 PC's Tested" or whatever the actual number is.

Let it run on your PC and it will look at all the main components of your PC (CPU,GPU,HDD,SSD, RAM) and give them a percentage rating based upon how well they run. Take a look at your GPU and it will tell you how well it's running in comparison to other GTX 1060's.

Hope this helps!
 
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Gdubya1999

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It is running 1% lower than the average benchmark on the site. Do you think that is too low?

 
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