System specs first:
6500k i5 3.5GHz
MSI 980ti 6G Gaming
MSI M5 mobo
GSkill Ripjaws V series 8GBx2 DDR4-2400
Samsung Evo 850 500GB SSD (primary)
EVGA 850 80+ Gold psu
Fractal define R5 case
Win 10
One 1080p 144Hz monitor
Issue I'm having is that games that used to run at 144fps seem to be struggling to hit 40fps now. I've deleted the old nvidia drivers, and installed the latest, thinking it was a driver issue. I've pulled off v-synch from the nvidia control panel, and I've changed settings in-game to see if that'd help. First noticed it after installing Doom, now load times are increased, and capped at maybe 54FPS. KSP started having loading issues where it'd get to "loading asset bundle definitions" and hang up. Finally load a game, and met with massive FPS drops. I play minecraft for my kid (not quite old enough to do it himself), and that went from 144 cap consistent, to flatline ~38 FPS. Short of uninstalling games and trying fresh loads, I'm not sure of what to do.
Ran 3DMark Time Spy benchmark, and ranked below an i5-4580 with a GTX970.
Also ran malware and virus check, just in case, and both came back clear. Rebooted PC, and noticed longer load time on OS and any game I try and open.
Any suggestions are greatly appreciated.
6500k i5 3.5GHz
MSI 980ti 6G Gaming
MSI M5 mobo
GSkill Ripjaws V series 8GBx2 DDR4-2400
Samsung Evo 850 500GB SSD (primary)
EVGA 850 80+ Gold psu
Fractal define R5 case
Win 10
One 1080p 144Hz monitor
Issue I'm having is that games that used to run at 144fps seem to be struggling to hit 40fps now. I've deleted the old nvidia drivers, and installed the latest, thinking it was a driver issue. I've pulled off v-synch from the nvidia control panel, and I've changed settings in-game to see if that'd help. First noticed it after installing Doom, now load times are increased, and capped at maybe 54FPS. KSP started having loading issues where it'd get to "loading asset bundle definitions" and hang up. Finally load a game, and met with massive FPS drops. I play minecraft for my kid (not quite old enough to do it himself), and that went from 144 cap consistent, to flatline ~38 FPS. Short of uninstalling games and trying fresh loads, I'm not sure of what to do.
Ran 3DMark Time Spy benchmark, and ranked below an i5-4580 with a GTX970.
Also ran malware and virus check, just in case, and both came back clear. Rebooted PC, and noticed longer load time on OS and any game I try and open.
Any suggestions are greatly appreciated.
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