FPS low after resetting cmos

[kinglawza]

so before my PC's fps was around 250-300 constant on cs:go and I made an error during OC and I had to reset cmos. Everything was set back to normal and now my fps is like 150-230 ingame, I just want to know the reason why for this? I have also added another 8gb stick to see if it makes a difference but nothing

OS - WINDOWS 10 64BIT
CPU - FX-8320 @ 4.3GHZ
GPU - R9 280 XFX

 

[James Mason]

Are the ram sticks different speeds? Are they different models? Does it perform the same with only the old ram stick in?
Are you 100% sure everything was set back the way it was?

 

[neieus]

Yeah the ram comes to mind but also are you sure you set all of your settings back in the bios for your over clock?

 

[kinglawza]

Are the ram sticks different speeds? Are they different models? Does it perform the same with only the old ram stick in?
Are you 100% sure everything was set back the way it was?

the ram sticks are different speeds but I tried my PC before I purchased new ram. And In one channel is 1600 crucial and in another is dual channel 1866 hyper x, I just run at 1333mhz. The only thing changed was my OC. Before I got 4.4ghz at 1.4X V, whereas now I somehow got 4.3 on 1.33V on the VCORE, I also set to defaults and before default clock performed better tan the OC i have now

 

[kinglawza]

Yeah the ram comes to mind but also are you sure you set all of your settings back in the bios for your over clock?

I didn't set similar, I stated what I did in the response above, does anything else come to mind?

 

[neieus]

This is going to be a dumb question but have you tried testing with only one stick? It's possible that the your memory doesn't like each other since they aren't from the same manufacture\kit?

 

[kinglawza]

This is going to be a dumb question but have you tried testing with only one stick? It's possible that the your memory doesn't like each other since they aren't from the same manufacture\kit?

As I stated in my post, I tried with the single stick before I purchased the new RAM and the same results.

 

[kinglawza]

This is going to be a dumb question but have you tried testing with only one stick? It's possible that the your memory doesn't like each other since they aren't from the same manufacture\kit?

Also I see u have the same mobo, how did u get your ram to run at a speed higher than 1333mhz? Can u tell me ur settings?

 

[neieus]

This is going to be a dumb question but have you tried testing with only one stick? It's possible that the your memory doesn't like each other since they aren't from the same manufacture\kit?

Also I see u have the same mobo, how did u get your ram to run at a speed higher than 1333mhz? Can u tell me ur settings?

Oh sure. I set the memory to it's xmp profile (2133 = 10.66) then changed the multiplier to 9.33 (1866mhz) and manually set the voltage to 1.6v which is the recomended voltage for my memory on an AMD board. If you're going to increase your memory speed or experience stability issues you could increase the voltage to the CPU NB which is separate from the normal northridge. The CPU NB voltage can be increased up to 1.35v on air but 1.3v is all that's really needed in my case to remain stable 230+ on the bus.

I hope that makes sense.. I'm at work right now but I can provide screen shots later if you like.