Search
Sign in with
Sign up | Sign in
Closed

New Card Low FPS

Last response: in Graphics & Displays
Share

So I'm new to this site and might have this in the wrong section.. so sorry ahead of time.

Anyways, recently I bought basically a new computer:

-EVGA GeForce 9800 GTX+ 512MB 256-bit DDR3 x 1
-MSI 790XT-G45 AM3/AM2+/AM2 AMD
-CORSAIR CMPSU-650TX 650W
-ARCTIC COOLING Pro 92mm CPU Cooler
-AMD Phenom II X4 940 Black Edition Deneb 3.0GHz Socket AM2+ 125W Quad-Core Processor

The problem I am having is that I'm getting 20-50 FPS in every game I play even after I change graphics to low or high. I've tried old drivers, the drivers that came with the card, and drivers off of NVIDIA. I've also tried many little tweaks to both my computer and games that I have found to work for other people with similar problems.

Again Thank You, I will try and get back here nearly everyday to try as many things I can.

More about : card low fps

Register or log in to remove

In BIOS my temps are
CPU - 50C
System - 40C

I don't know how to find them when I'm fully booted.

I would like to run all my games at 1440 x 900 but I've been running them in 1024 x 768 in hopes of increasing my FPS.

The games that I've played with this issue (so far):
Counter Strike: Source
Call of Duty 2
Starcraft 2
Heroes of Newerth
Related ressources
Ask the community
Graphics card Master

Maybe if you got 4GB or more ram. You need to check every thing config wise to rule out every thing else. Are you gaming at max settings? Make sure the ram is in dual channel mode and not in single channel. The ram timings also impact performance so make sure they are stock according to the ram defaults.

I have 4GB of RAM at the moment but I'm running on 32bit so it's only using half, and no I'm not running any of the games on max. I'll check on the dual channel thing and what not and get back.

Edit: On newegg.com, where I bought it, it says my motherboard is only Dual Channel...
In my BIOS under DRAM Configuration, my timing is set to Auto. When I select auto I can change it to DCT-0, DCT-1, or Both. Should I leave it at auto or change it?

Install speed Fan to check temp for ur CPU and video card and HD also, post ur value here, I am using 9800gtx+ also, all setting max, 4xmsaa, avg 55FPS for Dirt 2, 1280x720.(run in xp mode)
My spec are
P4 3.0 prescott HT
4G DDR2-800
Seagate Barracuda 7200.12 (win 7 64 bit)
Maxtor 80G (win xp pro 32bit)
CM GX-550
ur spec should have higher frame rate
BTW i am using the lastest driver from nvidia, should not have any problems with it

Quote:
Those games are very old.they are not made for win7.Thats why u get low flps.run them in win7 xp mode.

I had a 9800GT before using Win7 running all of these games with no problems, so I don't know what to say about that, although I will try to run them in XP mode.

lee-turbo:
I'm trying to use 1440x900 but I've been messing around will all the other resolutions to see if there's a difference.

With Computer on running nothing but iTunes and Mozilla temps are:
GPU: 42C
Temp1: 39C
Temp2: -128C [are these 3 fans?]
Temp3: 35C
HD: 34C
Core: 33C

In-Game (Counter Strike: Source) 1440x900:
GPU: 47C
Temp1: 40c
Temp2: -128C
Temp3: 36C
HD: 36C
Core: 34C

In-Game (Call of Duty 2) 1440x900:
GPU: 52C (Later dropped to 48C)
Temp1: 41C
Temp2: -128C
Temp3: 37C
HD: 37C
Core: 37C
Graphics card Authority

am i the only one who thinks those cpu temps are too high? 50c without even booting into the OS.

my 955 @ 3.6ghz idles at 30c under a 20c ambient. and that's on a crappy case with just 2 80mm fans.

if the cpu is really getting that hot, it could be reaching 75+ c ingame and it would throttle itself down to avoid damage from overheating.

you either live on a very warm place, or that cooler is crap, or you applied the thermal paste incorrectly.


also speedfan does not offer very trustable readings, it's better to use hwmonitor or amd overdrive to check temps.

Running Call of Duty 2 in Win XP mode seemed to work slightly.

Also it's been kinda warm this summer but I have a fan on full time in my room, the cooler I bought came pre-applied, and I can link you it to see how "crappy" it is.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E168...

I do have extra thermal paste and the correct liquid for removing old paste, so if it is the paste let me know.

Using AMD Overdrive my idle CPU is at 32C, in-game it is 35-36C

It seems to only be Counter Strike: Source that is effected majorly, other Valve games are slightly messed up, same with Call of Duty 2. I'm not sure what could cause it other than a patch for the game or a recent Nvidia update.

I'm getting closer to the answer and I thank you all, so far.
Register or log in to remove
 
Ask the community
Read discussions in other Graphics & Displays categories
!