- May 28, 2018
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I am 13, so please try to take that in mind when answering this.
My Gaming PC that My dad and I built back in December has run beautifully, I get (got) well over 60fps on most games (Overwatch, LoL, Tf2, Fortnite, etc. etc.) but as of a few days ago, most of them have been running at sub 50 fps.I have a Radeon RX 570, a Ryzen 3, an RM 650x power supply, 8 gigs of RAM, and I am not sure what else.
I have tried clean booting to see if a program was causing the issue, nope. I ran a scan for any type of virus, nothing came up. I cleaned up my HD and still I have not found the culprit. Yesterday I cleaned out my PC thouroughly using condensed air to no avail. I did make sure not to damage the components with any static, so that is not the problem.
My GPU seems to heat up to 70c whenever I am running games, which I am not sure if that is normal, seeing as how I have not cared or paid attention to that before I started having problems. I have even tried uninstalling and reinstalling the drivers, but that did not help. At this point in time I have no clue what to do other than to take my PC to our local IT store, but i do not want to have to pay for some guy to look inside my PC, I would prefer to do it myself. Does anyone know what I can do to fix this problem?
My Gaming PC that My dad and I built back in December has run beautifully, I get (got) well over 60fps on most games (Overwatch, LoL, Tf2, Fortnite, etc. etc.) but as of a few days ago, most of them have been running at sub 50 fps.I have a Radeon RX 570, a Ryzen 3, an RM 650x power supply, 8 gigs of RAM, and I am not sure what else.
I have tried clean booting to see if a program was causing the issue, nope. I ran a scan for any type of virus, nothing came up. I cleaned up my HD and still I have not found the culprit. Yesterday I cleaned out my PC thouroughly using condensed air to no avail. I did make sure not to damage the components with any static, so that is not the problem.
My GPU seems to heat up to 70c whenever I am running games, which I am not sure if that is normal, seeing as how I have not cared or paid attention to that before I started having problems. I have even tried uninstalling and reinstalling the drivers, but that did not help. At this point in time I have no clue what to do other than to take my PC to our local IT store, but i do not want to have to pay for some guy to look inside my PC, I would prefer to do it myself. Does anyone know what I can do to fix this problem?
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