It says that on my laptop that i have the GTX 660 in the opc, but it is not working at all. i get so low fpsmonitor connect to the gpu?
I would say do a reinstall and see if it helps:Dell Inc, Vostro 470.
Yes i think i insstalled it, on geforce expirince?
OK thanks i will try. THank you!I would say do a reinstall and see if it helps:
The reason for disconnecting the computer from the internet is to prevent Windows from trying to get a default driver.
- Download the latest drivers (use https://www.nvidia.com/Download/Find.aspx?lang=en-us )
- Disconnect the computer from the internet
- Uninstall the drivers through Control Panel -> Programs and Features
- Restart the computer, or shut down and replace the video card if you haven't already
- Install the new drivers
- You can connect the internet back in afterwards
i installed it and removed and reinstalled, but it is still laggyI would say do a reinstall and see if it helps:
The reason for disconnecting the computer from the internet is to prevent Windows from trying to get a default driver.
- Download the latest drivers (use https://www.nvidia.com/Download/Find.aspx?lang=en-us )
- Disconnect the computer from the internet
- Uninstall the drivers through Control Panel -> Programs and Features
- Restart the computer, or shut down and replace the video card if you haven't already
- Install the new drivers
- You can connect the internet back in afterwards
is my gtx 660 broken or something?I would say do a reinstall and see if it helps:
The reason for disconnecting the computer from the internet is to prevent Windows from trying to get a default driver.
- Download the latest drivers (use https://www.nvidia.com/Download/Find.aspx?lang=en-us )
- Disconnect the computer from the internet
- Uninstall the drivers through Control Panel -> Programs and Features
- Restart the computer, or shut down and replace the video card if you haven't already
- Install the new drivers
- You can connect the internet back in afterwards
In Task Manager when you run a game, is it reporting the same GPU number as the video card shows in the "Performance" tab?i installed it and removed and reinstalled, but it is still laggy
sometimes my gpu is about 2-11% but at the most 0% it doesnt show anything now when iam opening rust.In Task Manager when you run a game, is it reporting the same GPU number as the video card shows in the "Performance" tab?
it is also laggy with my mouse when i drive it over the dashboardIn Task Manager when you run a game, is it reporting the same GPU number as the video card shows in the "Performance" tab?
when i open it isIn Task Manager when you run a game, is it reporting the same GPU number as the video card shows in the "Performance" tab?
What I mean is Task Manager will tell you which GPU an app is running on (see the GPU Engine column):sometimes my gpu is about 2-11% but at the most 0% it doesnt show anything now when iam opening rust.
Where are you seeing this?when i open it is
BPS I/T
99%BPS I/T
rendering latency I/T
exploitation of cpu 24%
exploitation of graphchsprossesor 0%
i dont have the GPU 1. i only have the 5 first ones(CPU,MEMORY,DISK ,WIFI and GPU 0.)What I mean is Task Manager will tell you which GPU an app is running on (see the GPU Engine column):
Notice how it says "GPU1". In the "Performance" tab, it'll tell you what "GPU1" is:
In this case, GPU 1 is the integrated GPU, so Firefox is running off of my integrated GPU.
Where are you seeing this?
This isn't something task manager does. Can you take a picture of what is showing that?iam seeing this when i press ALT+R
BPS I/T
99%BPS I/T
rendering latency I/T
exploitation of cpu 24%
exploitation of graphchsprossesor 0%
no but nvidia expirience does it.This isn't something task manager does. Can you take a picture of what is showing that?
Actually I find it weird you don't have two GPUs since the CPU should have an integrated GPU, but that's irrelevant to the problem.no but nvidia expirience does it.
what do you think about my gpu? i only have GPU 0 not GPU 1
Yeah, so you think my PSU is broken?Actually I find it weird you don't have two GPUs since the CPU should have an integrated GPU, but that's irrelevant to the problem.
I probably should've caught this earlier, but I'm going to point at the computer's PSU is having issues. The documentation on Dell's website say it's a 330W/460W unit. Given its age, throwing in a GTX 1070 in there would've too much for the PSU. So I'd probably start with replacing that next
what is kinda weird is that i changed my PSU AND 1070 into my pc. but when nothing worked i changed the psu and gtx 660 back. so everything is normal. My normal psu havent touched the 1070.Actually I find it weird you don't have two GPUs since the CPU should have an integrated GPU, but that's irrelevant to the problem.
I probably should've caught this earlier, but I'm going to point at the computer's PSU is having issues. The documentation on Dell's website say it's a 330W/460W unit. Given its age, throwing in a GTX 1070 in there would've too much for the PSU. So I'd probably start with replacing that next