I had this computer since 2017 and i havent change either the HDD or the ssd. (or anything else besides the heat sink) This last year i have notice an low amount of fps in most of my games having the same temps, specs and everything as before.
At this point i have no idea what is causing this, so i ask the question, having an old (probably dying) hhd and ss make games run slower? have lower fps?
Games like Fornite are unplayable in the HDD, textures dont even load, and if i place it in the SSD it goes better but still at least 20 fps less than before
Both my GPU and CPU generally Run at a max of 80c when gaming.
https://ibb.co/TqN7F9z pic of my specs after playing Apex for 30 minutes in the lowest settings (except resolution) at 35-60 fps depending on the situation or location in the game
AMD A10-7800
Nvidia Geforce GTX970
Drivers are updates
Pc was memory was wipe out last month and the system is in the ssd
At this point i have no idea what is causing this, so i ask the question, having an old (probably dying) hhd and ss make games run slower? have lower fps?
Games like Fornite are unplayable in the HDD, textures dont even load, and if i place it in the SSD it goes better but still at least 20 fps less than before
Both my GPU and CPU generally Run at a max of 80c when gaming.
https://ibb.co/TqN7F9z pic of my specs after playing Apex for 30 minutes in the lowest settings (except resolution) at 35-60 fps depending on the situation or location in the game
AMD A10-7800
Nvidia Geforce GTX970
Drivers are updates
Pc was memory was wipe out last month and the system is in the ssd
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