Brand new gaming computer is very slow

[horseyyyyyyy]

I recently got my new gaming computer but it is extremely slow. Im getting under 60 fps for all the games i play.

My specs are:
Processors: Intel Core i7 6700 Quad-Core 3.4GHz (4.0GHz TurboBoost)
Operating System: MS Windows 10 Home
Graphic Cards: Single 4GB NVIDIA GeForce GTX 980 - [VR Ready]
Motherboard: MSI Z170A Gaming M9 ACK
Please help me out
Memory: 16GB ORIGIN PC DDR4 Powered by Kingston 2800MHz (2 X 8GB)
Power Supply: 1000 Watt Corsair RM1000
ASUS 24" VG248QE 3D LED Monitor

 

[hiyabusared]

What games are you talking about that run low fps? Also did you make sure to update all drivers? Another thing is did you update your bios?
?

 

[PixeL_]

What i would i suggest, is to do a fresh install of windows 7 and then upgrade from there, windows 10, when fresh installed can be slow due to having to many 'default applications' installed at the first boot up. Also if you are not keen on a fresh install, go through the windows apps and don't be afraid to delete some, you can check in the task manager, which background apps are hogging up cpu/gpu performance.

-Eli

 

[PixeL_]

Also what cpu cooler are you using?

-Eli

 

[horseyyyyyyy]

my bios is updated, i play csgo,minecraft, and league of legends, all my drivers are completely upgraded too. my cooler is a ORIGIN FROSTBYTE 240 Sealed Liquid Cooling System for 1151 Socket.

 

[hiyabusared]

my bios is updated, i play csgo,minecraft, and league of legends, all my drivers are completely upgraded too. my cooler is a ORIGIN FROSTBYTE 240 Sealed Liquid Cooling System for 1151 Socket.

Have you tried going into the Nvidia control panel and disabling V-Sync? I've seen this cause some issues before on games

 

[horseyyyyyyy]

yeah ive disabled it already

 

[accursedCursive]

I'm also having a similar problem, in that my computer components (except my GPU) are greatly underperforming according to UserBenchMark.

 

[hiyabusared]

yeah ive disabled it already

Next thing I'd try is turn off turbo boost if your using it. Then monitor your cpu temps as well. For extra measures reset your CMOS.

 

[PixeL_]

resetting you CMOS won't do jackshit for performance

 

[hiyabusared]

resetting you CMOS won't do jackshit for performance

It's called an extra step for good measures. Cause don't really know if something in the bios could be causing an issue.

 

[jenky82]

if your driver are up to date and all other thing are ok then probably some program is not compatible with some drivers, I have problem with graphic drivers and msi afterburner, close the afterburner then runs ok start it again and fps drops on most games.

So try disabling startup programs one by one and maybe you will find your problem, like I do!

 

[horseyyyyyyy]

ill try that