Is My Cpu Not Able To Keep Up With My Gpu

Audatious Xtreme

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i recived my evga gtx 970 FTW earlier today, i have updated my drivers and everything, but i have noticed that the only thing that changed was my benchmark score, but only in the part that depends on the gpu. the issue is no mater what games i play i have been getting the same fps as before with my old card, being a evga gtx 750. which has led me to the conclusion to be that my cpu is not able to keep up with my gpu.
 




thats not it i feel like my cpu is lacking because on games like arma 3 no mater what settings i run get get arround 20 fps the exact same as my old gtx 750
 


mainly arma 3, at 1080p lowest settings on both gpus i only run 20 fps. to be honest half the reason i bought this gpu is to run arma 3 and soon dayz when i get the money, and im worried i wont even be able to run dayz
 


Can you send a CPUZ screenshot? (download link: http://www.cpuid.com/softwares/cpu-z.html)
 



No that temperature is fine

 


okay i took one but how do paste it here?
 



Just upload it to: http://postimg.org/ and send us a link
 


http://postimg.org/image/pej42flwt/b208376a/ sorry i have 2 monitors and it took one of both. i am not playing games on both though. just one
 


i have the latest drivers installed on my gpu using geforce experience, are there drivers for my cpu that i might need to find?
 


Which operating system do you have?
 


windows 7 64 bit. i just am feeling like my cpu is holding my gpu back because of the fact that i run the same fps as i did with a 2 year old card that i do with the top of the line gtx 970
 


Both your CPU and GPU are compatible with that motherboard, so that shouldn't be a problem. But I just remembered that it could be possible that your CPU is overheating because on some CPU's the temperature measurements are faulty.