Unknown Graphics card problem

[plshelpme12321]

Specs:
Power Supply: EVGA SuperNova 850w g2
Graphics Card: ASUS Strix gtx970
CPU + Cooler: Intel core I7-4790k, Noctua NH-D14
Motherboard: MSI Z97 Gaming 5
Case: Cooler Master HAF X
Operating System: Windows 10

A few weeks ago I dusted my PC parts and moved them into a new case. After I did this when I tried to play games most of them wouldn't launch, I managed to get rainbow six siege to launch and it ran at 1-5 FPS in the menu but would crash when I tied to play the actual game. When I launched it steam would give me a popup saying I was running it a the minimum required specs.
I tried restarting my PC this did not work, so I decided to remove my Graphics card and put it back in (with the PSU turned off and unplugged). This worked, until now. The problem happened again, after I updated my geforce drivers so that I could play fallout 4. Now when I run fallout 4 it will launch, I can start the actual game but it will play at 1-3 fps, but it will have a response time of about 5 seconds. This isnt onlt effecting fallout 4, when I try to play rust it will stay at around 15fps in the menu but will drop to only a few in the actual game, after it loads, which for both games takes a few minutes longer than is should. Before I had this problem I was able to run Rust and fallout 4 at ultra settings with 80fps for rust and 60 for fallout 4 (probably more if it didn't have a cap)
Results For Other Games:
Bio Shock Infinite: 1 FPS
CS;GO: Doesn't Launch
Pay Day 2: 1-12 FPS But it crashes while loading the menu
Day Z: Doesn't Launch
Kerbal Space Program: 1-12 FPS Crashes when I load a saved game

All these games are extremely unresponsive so I have to close them through task manager.

Something that might also be noteworthy is that when I try to update my graphics card through Geforce experience the instillation fails, and it says instillation cannot continue (or something similar)

If you have any suggestions on how I could fix this please tell me. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

EDIT: Now when I right click on desktop the Nvidia control panel isnt showing up. And to clarify the HDMI that I am connecting to my TV is plugged into my graphics card.

 

[Colif]

right click start
choose device manager
open display adaptors... is your card here?
if card is here, does it say its a GTX 970?
you can right click name and open properties and see what drivers it is using

if its not, look for unknown devices.
From what I have seen, if windows can't id the card its not a good sign. It means card is not working as it should (as if frame rate wasn't a clue of that)

If device manager can see card, then I would suggest you try the integrated graphics on PC and see if you get same results. You might need to RMA card if the integrated gives a better result than it.

if drivers won't install its not a good sign, you could try this but you may be left with no drivers so not sure its worth the risk: http://www.tomshardware.com/faq/id-2767677/clean-graphics-driver-install-windows.html

 

[plshelpme12321]

right click start
choose device manager
open display adaptors... is your card here?
if card is here, does it say its a GTX 970?
you can right click name and open properties and see what drivers it is using

if its not, look for unknown devices.
From what I have seen, if windows can't id the card its not a good sign. It means card is not working as it should (as if frame rate wasn't a clue of that)

If device manager can see card, then I would suggest you try the integrated graphics on PC and see if you get same results. You might need to RMA card if the integrated gives a better result than it.

if drivers won't install its not a good sign, you could try this but you may be left with no drivers so not sure its worth the risk: http://www.tomshardware.com/faq/id-2767677/clean-graphics-driver-install-windows.html

Sorry it took me so long to respond, the problem kinda fixed itself. But anyway, when I had the problem I checked it a and it didn't show up. The problem stopped though all of a sudden when I was on my desktop. this was over 24 hours after I first had the problem. I could right click and the Nvidia control panel would show up and It showed up in devise manager. I don't know what caused the problem but I suspect it was something to do with the software malfunctioning.