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So after I moved from my old house to me and my family's new apartment, I started noticing major performance decreases, mainly while playing CSGO. I have all but fixed the issues and though the fps is back to how it was before, there is still a problem. While playing CSGO, I can play completely...

So after I moved from my old house to me and my family's new apartment, I started noticing major performance decreases, mainly while playing CSGO. I have all but fixed the issues and though the fps is back to how it was before, there is still a problem. While playing CSGO, I can play completely...

So before I moved to my family's and I's new apartment, I played CS with almost all of the graphics settings on high and still averaged between 200-300fps, on community servers, MM, faceit etc.. However, after we moved and I set up my PC, I noticed that CSGO was running on horrible FPS...

I don't really know how to explain the sounds themselves, it def isn't beeps. Just like the sound of the machinery starting up, its not the sounds themselves that are the problem, I'm just wondering why its making booting up noises while I'm just casually using my PC

So sometimes (not very often) when I'm just browsing on my PC, it randomly makes the sound it makes when I turn on the PC and its booting up. Does anyone have any explanation for this.

sorry for sounding like a dumbass but what exactly is a gpu boost?

In December of 2020 I bought a prebuilt PC with a fairly small case making it not the most ideal when it comes to airflow and such, anyways. So my situation is that when I first started gaming on this PC the GPU temp would be around 80 Celsius I believe, I was mostly playing CSGO. Then a couple...

So you're certain that this is the problem? I talked with my brother who recently bought a new PC and he said I could try his power supply from his previous PC which has a higher voltage than mine, mine is 400W

So I turned the GPU power to the absolute lowest and tried 3 different games and the same thing happened. Could the problem still lie in the power supply? I'm sorry I really dont know much about this stuff, I know a fair bit about computers but not when it comes down to the specs and hardware...

UPDATE: The plan was to replace my 400W PSU with my brothers 750W PSU from his previous PC but my case is significantly smaller than his and the PSU didnt fit. Since I only bought this pre-built about a month ago, I will try and return it and get a refund for a better PC, this time actually...