Getting 30 fps on csgo and other games with 1050 ti: please help

[xhail39]

Recently i bought a evga gtx 1050 ti along with a new ssd, i installed that and reinstalled windows 10 on the ssd, now i am getting worse fps on games like csgo or fortnite; were the game dose not even render properly compared to my integrated graphics.

PC Specs;
AMD A4-6300 APU with Radeon™ HD Graphics cpu
MSI A68HM-E33 V2 (MS-7721) mobo
8gb of ram
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 Ti gpu
and windows 10

 

[pete_101]

Did you install all the drivers for both your motherboard and graphics card?

 

[xhail39]

Did you install all the drivers for both your motherboard and graphics card?

Yes, i installed geforce experience and the drivers on the msi website

 

[dontlistentome]

This kind of problem is why I always recommend installing ONE thing at a time. Test the computer, if all is well, install the next thing.

In your case, after you reinstall Windows, and update Windows, you need to install the required AMD chipset drivers for your motherboard and APU. That's so you can get the computer up and running. Then you can install the videocard and drivers for that card.

Some 1050 Ti models require a 6 pin pci-ex connector, you didn't get one of those did you? If so, it needs to be plugged into the power supply.

 

[xhail39]

This kind of problem is why I always recommend installing ONE thing at a time. Test the computer, if all is well, install the next thing.

In your case, after you reinstall Windows, and update Windows, you need to install the required AMD chipset drivers for your motherboard and APU. That's so you can get the computer up and running. Then you can install the videocard and drivers for that card.

Some 1050 Ti models require a 6 pin pci-ex connector, you didn't get one of those did you? If so, it needs to be plugged into the power supply.

It doesn't have a 6 pin connector, i checked before buying, and i already installed the amd drivers from here https://support.amd.com/en-us/download/desktop/legacy?product=legacy3&os=Windows%2010%20-%2064 and it didn't really do much, the integrated graphics dose not show up in display adapters on device manager but the 1050 does.

 

[mikaelsimpson37]

Personally id switch it all off, unplug it all, find somewhere to earth yourself, take the GPU out, clean the PCIe slot ( sure theres a video on youtube for that ) , put the GPU back in and make sure it's seated properly .. boot into windows , uninstall nvidia drivers and reinstall them from Nvidia not from MSI's site ( imo )

otherwise

is your monitor plugged into the 1050 ?

is it a 1080i screen and vsync is on ?

is it set to adaptive vsync ?

 

[xhail39]

Personally id switch it all off, unplug it all, find somewhere to earth yourself, take the GPU out, clean the PCIe slot ( sure theres a video on youtube for that ) , put the GPU back in and make sure it's seated properly .. boot into windows , uninstall nvidia drivers and reinstall them from Nvidia not from MSI's site ( imo )

otherwise

is your monitor plugged into the 1050 ?

is it a 1080i screen and vsync is on ?

is it set to adaptive vsync ?

i have already uninstalled and installed geforce experience, and it shows up in device manager and outputs video fine, and yes its a 1080 X 1920 monitor and vsync is off, thanks for the response