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Sudden FPS loss
Hi,
I have a gtx 570 SC from EVGA on the 301.42 drivers. Tonihgt while playing l4d2 I suddenly lost half of my fps and dipped down to 30 fps. Startled I quit and tested crysis 2(normally 60fps on the settings I have it now maxed out at about 11 fps).\ CS Go maxed at about 30 fps. I went into evga precision and enabled all the monitoring software and I know for a fact that temperatures arnt a problem(rather aggressive custom fan profile) an d that it was supposedly running at what it is set to run(797mhz and such. It wasn't downclocking itself) I restarted the computer and now it all works fine though. Does anyone know what could have caused that. Oh and I ran a virus scan first thing - nothing. EDIT: I have an i7-2600k,16gb of kingston ram,a gx750w CM psu, and a hitachi 1tb hdd. I havn't run memtest yet and the system is about 9 months old. Last edited by SavageWolfFrog: 09-02-2012 at 03:58 AM. |
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Windows is not a bulletproof OS and can run into problems releasing RAM due to out of control processes or accumulation of unneeded resources. Sometimes a reboot solves problems. If it keeps happening, then keep tabs on what is happening with the resources on your computer using the Task Manager.
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will do thanks. Could a faulty PSU cause symptoms like that(it hasn't happened repeatedly and i would have figured a failing PSU would give them fairly regularly if it was the problem but I might as well ask).
Last edited by SavageWolfFrog: 09-03-2012 at 03:37 AM. |
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