GTX 750TI Strange Lag?

[Joao_9]

Hello, when i built my PC i used to have so much better performance but now idk why it's laggin.

My specs are:

AMD FX 6300
GTX 750 Ti
8GB RAM HyperX
EVGA 430W power supply
Asus motherboard (don't know the model)

but i think i have a guess. My monitor doesen't have a HDMI port. So im using a VGA adapter to plug on the video card. Maybe that's causing the low fps?

 

[ema21del9]

VGA cable shouldn't be the issue, you should be more specific in which games you have issues, what is the average fps rate you get, etc.

 

[Joao_9]

VGA cable shouldn't be the issue, you should be more specific in which games you have issues, what is the average fps rate you get, etc.

Well... i used to get great fps in all games, now even CSGO is playing under 300 FPS even tho i play 4:3, and H1Z1 is almost impossible to play. Tried to change settings on nvidia pannel... nothing.

 

[ema21del9]

Please be more specific, "CSGO is playing under 300 FPS" means nothing, name a popular game that runs lower than 20-30 fps and which resolution - settings you're using.

 

[Joao_9]

Please be more specific, "CSGO is playing under 300 FPS" means nothing, name a popular game that runs lower than 20-30 fps and which resolution - settings you're using.

OK, sorry.

H1Z1: KoTK

Resolution: 1600x900 (Max of my monitor)
Overall Quality: Low
Pixel Quality: Low
Render distance: 2000
Ambient Oclusion: Off
VSync: Off
Force Single GPU: Off

Max FPS: 50 (on forests)
Lowest FPS: 15 (on cities)
Average: 25 FPS

Can't look to the city direction or it lags

 

[ema21del9]

H1Z1 is very demanding, CPU side mostly and your FX is weak actually, do you have any other game to take as example?

 

[Joao_9]

CSGO.

Res: 1152 x 884 (4:3)
All Low
Max FPS: 200
Lowest: Under 90

It's a good fps rate but i used to get 300 on 1600x900

 

[ema21del9]

Ok the first thing I would do is run MSI Afterburner and while gaming check temps and clock frequencies for both CPU and GPU to be sure they're correct. I've seen a lot of cases recently where clocks are under base frequency for some reason.

 

[Joao_9]

Ok the first thing I would do is run MSI Afterburner and while gaming check temps and clock frequencies for both CPU and GPU to be sure they're correct. I've seen a lot of cases recently where clocks are under base frequency for some reason.

can i add you on skype or something?

 

[ema21del9]

I don't think so, I'm at work right now sorry.

 

[Joao_9]

I don't think so, I'm at work right now sorry.

no prob