FPS drop in video games despite good hardware.
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Hello! I'm here today because I have a problem.
Recently, my games like CS:GO and OverWatch have huge FPS drops.
However, nothing seems abnormal; the CPU isn't overheating, I don't understand.
I have a NVIDIA GTX 1060 6GB, my games are calibrated for it, so there's nothing to complain about in that regard.
This started two weeks ago; I was running CS:GO at around 150 fps as usual, and then everything started to go wrong, and suddenly I dropped to a constant 10/20 FPS. I checked my Windows, cleaned my system, even reinstalled Windows, and yet nothing works. I haven't downloaded anything unusual, just my games and a few programs that are useful to me.
In games like "Minecraft" or "Super Hot," however, there’s nothing special.
I don't understand, thank you for your help!
[I apologize if I made any spelling mistakes]
Recently, my games like CS:GO and OverWatch have huge FPS drops.
However, nothing seems abnormal; the CPU isn't overheating, I don't understand.
I have a NVIDIA GTX 1060 6GB, my games are calibrated for it, so there's nothing to complain about in that regard.
This started two weeks ago; I was running CS:GO at around 150 fps as usual, and then everything started to go wrong, and suddenly I dropped to a constant 10/20 FPS. I checked my Windows, cleaned my system, even reinstalled Windows, and yet nothing works. I haven't downloaded anything unusual, just my games and a few programs that are useful to me.
In games like "Minecraft" or "Super Hot," however, there’s nothing special.
I don't understand, thank you for your help!
[I apologize if I made any spelling mistakes]
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Hello,
If you download software to check the temperature of your CPU, for example, to see things from that side. (HWMonitor is very good for that).
Check in Task Manager when you lag what is taking up a lot of % or just take a screenshot of that. -
Thank you, I found out what the problem was, it was my games; they calibrated to the processor instead of my graphics card! Thanks anyway!
