Gaming PC Slowed down By Landslide

[Braxton Jackson]

My gaming pc has slowed down alot since I've got it and I mean A LOT more than it really should've! I used to get upwards of 200+ FPS on league of legends now I rare go over 55. If anyone can help me figure the issue I would be greatly appreciative.
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[Barty1884]

I'm assuming those are idle temps? How are your load temps looking?

If nothing else has changed and temps look good at load, then there;s potentially a couple of points to address:

1. A good chance you just have a driver conflict. Uninstall your GPU driver(s), however many may be installed, then head to nVidia's site and download the latest (non-BETA) manually. That's likely all there is to it.

2. Another option is your HDD may be failing - a good idea to run health checks on your drives just to rule them out.

3. When did you install your OS/Format your drive? If you've been running this setup since the CPU or GPU were released (late 2012/early 2013), you've got 3+ years of buildup there, a clean install might be a good idea.

 

[Braxton Jackson]

I've had to do several clean installs already, I'm going to try to uninstall the gpu drivers. Also my harddrive has constantly froze since I got the PC. Every health check I do on them says they are in good health.

 

[Barty1884]

If it's passing health check but still shows signs of freezing, it's probably not the HDD.

If you're experiencing freezing and also a significant FPS drop though, you've probably got a larger issue that just driver-related.

Your temps at load are good/safe?

Have you overclocked?

What does your CPU / RAM utilization look like at load? (via Task Manager)
What's your PSU make/model?