- Jan 6, 2017
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Hi Guys,
Since my old PSU was smelling a bit burned, but still working though. I replaced my PSU. I've had a Corsair 650w and replaced it with a G750M from Cooler Master. Everything went well and replaced the PSU. I've changed nothing else.
However, when I launch a game, such as csgo my FPS became 10-30. Instead of my always 250-300fps. Every game has a major performance issue.
GTX970 benchmark results
https://i.gyazo.com/e0d88fc91e82274cfb57e3289c7e821b.png)
GTX960 benchmark results from earlier 2016 https://i.gyazo.com/9651a83fb605dcb1561b8ba02d60d127.png
You can see a major difference in performance. However, everything is running fine, temperatures are ok etc.
Things i've already tried:
- PCIE cables inserted correctly
- CPU power cable inserted correctly
- Tried my GTX970 on a friends computer. It's working great, so it's not my GPU
- Switched back to my old PSU and connected that one. Still no luck, got the same performance issue.
- Bios settings to default
Here https://i.gyazo.com/b1ce9cb774ac446e4f37488eae1fc89c.png some more GPU info
Motherboard
MSI Z97 Gaming 5
Processor
Intel Core i7 4790K @ 4.0GHz
Video Card
MSI GTX970 4GB
Memory
16GB Kingston HyperX Fury DDR3-1600
Hard Drive
Samsung 840, 250GB SSD
Samsung, 300GB HDD
Samsung, 300GB HDD
WD Blue, 1TB HDD
WD Green, 1TB HDD
Toshiba External, 2TB HDD
Monitors
Iiyama Prolite GB2488HSU (24") 144Hz, Middle
Iiyama G-Master GE2488HS (24") 60Hz, Left
Iiyama G-Master GE2488HS (24") 60Hz, Right
Thanks.
Since my old PSU was smelling a bit burned, but still working though. I replaced my PSU. I've had a Corsair 650w and replaced it with a G750M from Cooler Master. Everything went well and replaced the PSU. I've changed nothing else.
However, when I launch a game, such as csgo my FPS became 10-30. Instead of my always 250-300fps. Every game has a major performance issue.
GTX970 benchmark results
https://i.gyazo.com/e0d88fc91e82274cfb57e3289c7e821b.png)
GTX960 benchmark results from earlier 2016 https://i.gyazo.com/9651a83fb605dcb1561b8ba02d60d127.png
You can see a major difference in performance. However, everything is running fine, temperatures are ok etc.
Things i've already tried:
- PCIE cables inserted correctly
- CPU power cable inserted correctly
- Tried my GTX970 on a friends computer. It's working great, so it's not my GPU
- Switched back to my old PSU and connected that one. Still no luck, got the same performance issue.
- Bios settings to default
Here https://i.gyazo.com/b1ce9cb774ac446e4f37488eae1fc89c.png some more GPU info
Motherboard
MSI Z97 Gaming 5
Processor
Intel Core i7 4790K @ 4.0GHz
Video Card
MSI GTX970 4GB
Memory
16GB Kingston HyperX Fury DDR3-1600
Hard Drive
Samsung 840, 250GB SSD
Samsung, 300GB HDD
Samsung, 300GB HDD
WD Blue, 1TB HDD
WD Green, 1TB HDD
Toshiba External, 2TB HDD
Monitors
Iiyama Prolite GB2488HSU (24") 144Hz, Middle
Iiyama G-Master GE2488HS (24") 60Hz, Left
Iiyama G-Master GE2488HS (24") 60Hz, Right
Thanks.
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