My graphic card is weird: I played all day to dayz/league of legends/two worlds II at max fps, but now it seems "stuck" somehow. I can't go over 20 FPS on league of legends whcih I usually run at 60fps all time, even battlefield has low fps while I can easily run it at 30 fps.
I'm using a a GeForce GTX 560 Ti with driver 301.42. Notice that is a gainward graphic card so a bit overclocked by default (but never created problems).
What I'm seeing with MSI afterburner is that even if it shows 99% gpu usage, my temperature is around 56°, which is definitely not normal (usually it's around 70°).
I tried by shutting down all process (my taskmanager is quite empty), but I can't seem to find a way to fix this issue except if I reboot my computer. Which fix it without any problem.
I thought it was a cpu problem but that is running smoothly even on cpu-hungry applications.
It could be ram (I have 12 GB ram) but again sounds really strange, I imagine a crash if ram is faulty.
The computer is pretty "new" (1 year old) and cleaned recently (2 months ago) because I changed my thermal paste on the cpu.
Everything is cooled correctly and I have air conditioning in my room.
Notice that I'm using a PCI-E SSD (ocz revodrive) but this problem seems recent to me. Maybe it's the nvidia driver that is faulty, I don't know if I should downgrade it (but the one released when battlefield came out had another problem with power supply -.-) or upgrade to a beta driver (but I don't know consequences).
What's causing the issue and how to solve it?
If you need other information, I'm here!
I'm using a a GeForce GTX 560 Ti with driver 301.42. Notice that is a gainward graphic card so a bit overclocked by default (but never created problems).
What I'm seeing with MSI afterburner is that even if it shows 99% gpu usage, my temperature is around 56°, which is definitely not normal (usually it's around 70°).
I tried by shutting down all process (my taskmanager is quite empty), but I can't seem to find a way to fix this issue except if I reboot my computer. Which fix it without any problem.
I thought it was a cpu problem but that is running smoothly even on cpu-hungry applications.
It could be ram (I have 12 GB ram) but again sounds really strange, I imagine a crash if ram is faulty.
The computer is pretty "new" (1 year old) and cleaned recently (2 months ago) because I changed my thermal paste on the cpu.
Everything is cooled correctly and I have air conditioning in my room.
Notice that I'm using a PCI-E SSD (ocz revodrive) but this problem seems recent to me. Maybe it's the nvidia driver that is faulty, I don't know if I should downgrade it (but the one released when battlefield came out had another problem with power supply -.-) or upgrade to a beta driver (but I don't know consequences).
What's causing the issue and how to solve it?
If you need other information, I'm here!