Before you say it, I know there are loads of threads just like this one, however, I have looked through a lot of them and have not been able to find a 'cure', if you will.
Basically, my problem is that I can get pretty high FPS on most games, but that pretty much always (with some exceptions) comes with a big fps drop (rarely freezes, usually just a big drop).
My specs:
AMD FX8350 Black Edition 8 Core @4.5GHz
EVGA nVidia GTX 770 2GB
M5A78L-M/USB3
8GB Corsair Vengeance 1600MHz
240GB OCZ Agility III
500GB W/D 7200RPM
XFX PRO 550W
Now currently, the games are running off of my OCZ Agil III.
For the basics of this, I was trying to play CS GO. Obviously, I should be able to run it maxed out, and I can, with great fps. However, I get those damn fps drops. Now, I have all settings turned completely off or down, including in my nVidia control panel, and still the same happens, but of course the fps is higher, meaning even more dramatic drops.
Also, I'm running beta drivers 340.52.
Could anyone possibly help me out?
(Is my PSU too small?)
or What needs upgrading?
Thanks guys.
Basically, my problem is that I can get pretty high FPS on most games, but that pretty much always (with some exceptions) comes with a big fps drop (rarely freezes, usually just a big drop).
My specs:
AMD FX8350 Black Edition 8 Core @4.5GHz
EVGA nVidia GTX 770 2GB
M5A78L-M/USB3
8GB Corsair Vengeance 1600MHz
240GB OCZ Agility III
500GB W/D 7200RPM
XFX PRO 550W
Now currently, the games are running off of my OCZ Agil III.
For the basics of this, I was trying to play CS GO. Obviously, I should be able to run it maxed out, and I can, with great fps. However, I get those damn fps drops. Now, I have all settings turned completely off or down, including in my nVidia control panel, and still the same happens, but of course the fps is higher, meaning even more dramatic drops.
Also, I'm running beta drivers 340.52.
Could anyone possibly help me out?
(Is my PSU too small?)
or What needs upgrading?
Thanks guys.