Low fps cs:go good system

[Dublivor]

i play 30 and 40fps...

cpu:6700k

gpu:r9 390

motherboard:asus viii ranger
ram: 8gb

os:windows 8

 

[herrwizo]

1) What are your CPU temperatures while gaming? Overheating is most likely the cause for your issue.
2) Which CPU cooler? If stock, it is inadequate for 6700k.
3) Are you overclocking or not? If yes, and using stock cooler, either disable overclock or get a better cooler.

 

[SgtScream]

I would try uninstalling the latest driver you have installed, go to the gpu's manufacturer's website (Not from AMD's website) and try their latest driver.

 

[Dublivor]

1) What are your CPU temperatures while gaming? Overheating is most likely the cause for your issue.
2) Which CPU cooler? If stock, it is inadequate for 6700k.
3) Are you overclocking or not? If yes, and using stock cooler, either disable overclock or get a better cooler.

Cooler Master Hyper 212 EVO and my cpu doest overheating

I dont have overclocked system

 

[herrwizo]

What are your temperatures while gaming? I have seen multiple instances of people claiming that nothing is overheating without providing actual temps. Sorry, but it is the only way to be sure (except nuking from orbit, but that's another story

Anyway, if your temps don't exceed 80C, do a full uninstall of your drivers by using DDU and then reinstall the latest version. DDU can be found here:

http://www.guru3d.com/files-details/display-driver-uninstaller-download.html

 

[TMTOWTSAC]

First, make sure you've got your monitor plugged into your GPU and not your mobo. Then verify your CPU and GPU are running at their rated speeds while playing. Check your CPU and GPU usage while playing, see if the usage is realistic, and if anything else is consuming system resources.

 

[Sergioelectroids]

This has happened to me before with my Older PC. It was a great system but always had bad FPS. Just do a full reinstall of Windows and if that won't help then Downgrade your system's OS down to Window's 7. Before doing any of that though I would REALLY RECOMMEND you open up your PC and check for any dust.

 

[Rogue Leader]

This has happened to me before with my Older PC. It was a great system but always had bad FPS. Just do a full reinstall of Windows and if that won't help then Downgrade your system's OS down to Window's 7. Before doing any of that though I would REALLY RECOMMEND you open up your PC and check for any dust.

This is completely nonsensical and useless advice. Do not downgrade the OS.

 

[Sergioelectroids]

This has happened to me before with my Older PC. It was a great system but always had bad FPS. Just do a full reinstall of Windows and if that won't help then Downgrade your system's OS down to Window's 7. Before doing any of that though I would REALLY RECOMMEND you open up your PC and check for any dust.

This is completely nonsensical and useless advice. Do not downgrade the OS.

It may sound like a bad idea at first but believe me. Windows 8 uses a lot more than 7. Learn your system and it will take you far. (Not even a joke)

 

[Sergioelectroids]

Maybe your processor is damaged. Almost all processors have these backup core so if the original one's break down the backups will be enabled to take over. sometimes both the original and backups break down over time which I wouldn't say is our problem but is still possible. I wouldn't say go out and buy a new processor as I don't think it's your problem with the computer but I would go and get your PC checked for any damage.

 

[Rogue Leader]

This has happened to me before with my Older PC. It was a great system but always had bad FPS. Just do a full reinstall of Windows and if that won't help then Downgrade your system's OS down to Window's 7. Before doing any of that though I would REALLY RECOMMEND you open up your PC and check for any dust.

This is completely nonsensical and useless advice. Do not downgrade the OS.

It may sound like a bad idea at first but believe me. Windows 8 uses a lot more than 7. Learn your system and it will take you far. (Not even a joke)

No... just no...

Maybe your processor is damaged. Almost all processors have these backup core so if the original one's break down the backups will be enabled to take over. sometimes both the original and backups break down over time which I wouldn't say is our problem but is still possible. I wouldn't say go out and buy a new processor as I don't think it's your problem with the computer but I would go and get your PC checked for any damage.

I have no words for the ridiculousness of this statement. Please just stop typing.

 

[USAFRet]

Maybe your processor is damaged. Almost all processors have these backup core so if the original one's break down the backups will be enabled to take over. sometimes both the original and backups break down over time which I wouldn't say is our problem but is still possible. I wouldn't say go out and buy a new processor as I don't think it's your problem with the computer but I would go and get your PC checked for any damage.

Care to point us to some documentation that talks about this "backup core"?

 

[RealBeast]

Utter nonsense section 1

This is completely nonsensical and useless advice. Do not downgrade the OS.

Utter nonsense section 2

No... just no...

Utter nonsense section 3

I have no words for the ridiculousness of this statement. Please just stop typing.

First post in a while where everything posted by one person was *all* completely wrong.

Perhaps he has Siri and she's just making this s### up as he mumbles away while asleep in a dream.

 

[mossberg]

Maybe your processor is damaged. Almost all processors have these backup core so if the original one's break down the backups will be enabled to take over. sometimes both the original and backups break down over time which I wouldn't say is our problem but is still possible. I wouldn't say go out and buy a new processor as I don't think it's your problem with the computer but I would go and get your PC checked for any damage.

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