Question GTX 1650 super performance issues

[Dmz001]

So i have a gtx 1650 super and i started playing ghost recon breakpiont and the performance was really bad and it never happened with any other games and now its happening to nearly every game and even if i put my game on the lowest settings its struggles to get 60fps and i have never had this probably before and when i looked up the benchmarks with my graphics card it should be running on medium with easily 60 fps and mine doesnt .

 

[kurdtnz]

Please list your full system specs, cpu, motherboard, psu etc.

 

[Dmz001]

Please list your full system specs, cpu, motherboard, psu etc.

Gtx 1650 super
Amd ryzen 5 2600
16gb ram
Motherboard asustek prime a320m-k

 

[kurdtnz]

Can you run Home - UserBenchmark and post a link to your result please? Also, what is the exact make and model of your psu?

 

[Dmz001]

Can you run Home - UserBenchmark and post a link to your result please? Also, what is the exact make and model of your psu?

https://www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/51353057

And how do i check what psu i have because i have no idea since it was custom built and i dont know how to check what the psu make and model is .

 

[Dmz001]

https://www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/51353057

And how do i check what psu i have because i have no idea since it was custom built and i dont know how to check what the psu make and model is .

Ok so i found what my psu is and its says Vero ac200-240

 

[kurdtnz]

Ok, so nothing screaming out that there is a problem with your system from your results. Do you have a glass panel on the side of your PC case to see inside? If not, can you take the side panel off to see what psu you have?

 

[kurdtnz]

Ok so i found what my psu is and its says Vero ac200-240

Cant say Ive ever heard of that make to be honest but i suspect it maybe the cause of your issues, from what I can find out it is only 200w and your cards suggested minimum power supply is 300w. I'd wait for someone more experienced to comment and advise before doing anything though.

 

[Dmz001]

Ok, so nothing screaming out that there is a problem with your system from your results. Do you have a glass panel on the side of your PC case to see inside? If not, can you take the side panel off to see what psu you have?

Yes it said Vero ac200-240 and that is all i could find .

 

[Dmz001]

Cant say Ive ever heard of that make to be honest but i suspect it maybe the cause of your issues, from what I can find out it is only 200w and your cards suggested minimum power supply is 300w. I'd wait for someone more experienced to comment and advise before doing anything though.

So would u have a psu to recomend that would match with the things i have.

 

[--SID--]

Vero ac200-240

SilentiumPC Vero? What exact model?

Edit: since it's 200 - 240v it must be a Vero L1 or M1.

 

[Dmz001]

It only says Vero 200-240v so im not sure

 

[--SID--]

Do you have a picture of the label?

 

[Dmz001]

Do you have a picture of the label?

https://imgur.com/a/yLuQ75r

 

[--SID--]

It's a SilentiumPC. Remove the side panel of the case. There must be a label on the PSU.

 

[Dmz001]

It's a SilentiumPC. Remove the side panel of the case. There must be a label on the PSU.
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Do i have to unscrew everything to wear u see the cables and evrything bc all it says is
Vero ac200-240v
And then silentiumpc

 

[--SID--]

No. Seen from the front of the case you have to remove the leftt side panel with the thumbscrews on the back.

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bmIsoSlhU8c

 

[Dmz001]

No. Seen from the front of the case you have to remove the leftt side panel with the thumbscrews on the back.

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bmIsoSlhU8c

I have a glass panel on the left side and i can just open it with my hand without a screwdriver but then it looks like this

https://imgur.com/a/r9JPl4w

 

[--SID--]

Remove tha panel on the other side.

 

[Dmz001]

Remove tha panel on the other side.

nothing it there just cables

I found it and it is https://www.singular.com.cy/silenti...y-80plus-bronze-600watt-active-pfc-black.html