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actually I did. I installed a gigabyte app center and system info viewer with an auto fan setting. When I started the auto fan it calibrated all my fans in my pc. The noise when away after that. Hope it helps

I agree. Some die hards will disagree but tvs are the best option for casual pc gaming. A descent 4k tvs colour and hrd will blow a monitor away

Definitely has nothing to do with downloading updates

Wonder whyrestarting my pc fixes it? I'll try your suggestions

I figured out the high cpu usage was ea origins. But still doesn't explain the frame drop after a few hours of my pc being on, which fixes itself after I restart pc. I did several virus checks (all negative) All my temps are fine Drivers are all updated Windows is updated Os is on a Samsung...

I've been trouble shooting an issue with my pc. I'm getting frame drops in pretty much every game I play. The frame drop appears after my pc is on for a couple of hours or so. After I restart my pc it goes away for a couple of hours. I decided to keep my pc on over night with msi afterburner...

Any clue on the issue of the fans pulsing and start/stopping at idle?

Will changing my thermal paste void my gpus warranty? I have a gigabyte gaming oc 2080ti. It goes into a weird pulsing sound at idle. Fans keep turning on and off.

Cod, assassin's creed, halo, overwatch, slay the spire, farcry, skater xl, dark souls, sekiro, star wars battlefront 2, hitman 3, death stranding, ori and the will of the wisps, nioh 2, rainbow 6 seige, destiny 2. Those types of games to name a few.

I dont have minesweeper I mean actual video games

Yes I've checked for malware. It's every game. It drops in frames like clockwork from 40 to 60. The issue goes away after I restart my computer

Maybe it could be my ssd. It has my os and applications on it. This issue has been going on for awhile now. By putting everything back to stock in bios. you just mean everything on default? Its just really weird it fixes itself from a fresh restart. Good for a couple of hours then happens...

https://www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/39974681

I'm using a windows boot drive that I made to do my re installs.

Could it be a power supply issue?