GPU upgrade lower performance than before

[Gerry08]

My specs i7 4820K
GTX 1060 X 6GB
16GB RAM 1600mhz
875w PSU

Im not getting the performance I should be getting, I have tried uninstalling old drivers with DDU and installing newest drivers, didnt work. I have no idea what to try next to solve the issue

 

[Gerry08]

I would say its more stable but I am not 100% sure

You might also try setting your CPU to maximum performance mode, at least when you're playing CSGO to see if that helps.

where can I set the cpu to max perf ?

http://www.thewindowsclub.com/configure-power-plan-windows-8

oh 😀, I have always had that set to high performance
do you think it will be fixed after a new driver comes out or its going to take longer time ?

 

[loki1944]

I would say its more stable but I am not 100% sure

You might also try setting your CPU to maximum performance mode, at least when you're playing CSGO to see if that helps.

where can I set the cpu to max perf ?

http://www.thewindowsclub.com/configure-power-plan-windows-8

oh 😀, I have always had that set to high performance

Oh, well disregard then, my bad. As long as minimum processor state is set to 100%, so basically your turbo should be on non-stop.

 

[Gerry08]

I would say its more stable but I am not 100% sure

You might also try setting your CPU to maximum performance mode, at least when you're playing CSGO to see if that helps.

where can I set the cpu to max perf ?

http://www.thewindowsclub.com/configure-power-plan-windows-8

oh 😀, I have always had that set to high performance

Oh, well disregard then, my bad.

do you think it will be fixed after a new driver comes out or its going to take longer time ?

 

[loki1944]

I would say its more stable but I am not 100% sure

You might also try setting your CPU to maximum performance mode, at least when you're playing CSGO to see if that helps.

where can I set the cpu to max perf ?

http://www.thewindowsclub.com/configure-power-plan-windows-8

oh 😀, I have always had that set to high performance

Oh, well disregard then, my bad.

do you think it will be fixed after a new driver comes out or its going to take longer time ?

Hard to say; people have been complaining about it for quite a while now. You should give the Nvidia "prefer maximum performance" a go and see if that actually helps at all.

 

[loki1944]

Also assuming that you have the GPU in your top PCIE slot correct?

 

[Gerry08]

I would say its more stable but I am not 100% sure

You might also try setting your CPU to maximum performance mode, at least when you're playing CSGO to see if that helps.

where can I set the cpu to max perf ?

http://www.thewindowsclub.com/configure-power-plan-windows-8

oh 😀, I have always had that set to high performance

Oh, well disregard then, my bad.

do you think it will be fixed after a new driver comes out or its going to take longer time ?

Hard to say; people have been complaining about it for quite a while now. You should give the Nvidia "prefer maximum performance" a go and see if that actually helps at all.

I have the high performance set through the nvidia control panel for each every game individually becasue when i turn off the game the gpu keeps on going on full performance

 

[loki1944]

Might have luck with an older driver as well, some have said the problem went away after reverting to 368.81 drivers.

 

[Gerry08]

Might have luck with an older driver as well, some have said the problem went away after reverting to 368.81 drivers.

will try that tommorow right away thank you man you have helped me a lot today

after i revert the driver will update this post if it helped or not

 

[loki1944]

Might have luck with an older driver as well, some have said the problem went away after reverting to 368.81 drivers.

will try that tommorow right away thank you man you have helped me a lot today

after i revert the driver will update this post if it helped or not

You may have to look on your GPU manufacturer's website to find a pre-372 driver, not sure.

 

[Gerry08]

Might have luck with an older driver as well, some have said the problem went away after reverting to 368.81 drivers.

will try that tommorow right away thank you man you have helped me a lot today

after i revert the driver will update this post if it helped or not

You may have to look on your GPU manufacturer's website to find a pre-372 driver, not sure.

I think there is also option on the Nvidia site too I will take a look at that

 

[Gerry08]

Might have luck with an older driver as well, some have said the problem went away after reverting to 368.81 drivers.

will try that tommorow right away thank you man you have helped me a lot today

after i revert the driver will update this post if it helped or not

You may have to look on your GPU manufacturer's website to find a pre-372 driver, not sure.

Okay so as you suggested I have downloaded the older driver and it seems to have helped to gain some fps gonna watch the performance for couple more days just to be sure
thank you

 

[loki1944]

Might have luck with an older driver as well, some have said the problem went away after reverting to 368.81 drivers.

will try that tommorow right away thank you man you have helped me a lot today

after i revert the driver will update this post if it helped or not

You may have to look on your GPU manufacturer's website to find a pre-372 driver, not sure.

Okay so as you suggested I have downloaded the older driver and it seems to have helped to gain some fps gonna watch the performance for couple more days just to be sure
thank you

No problem.