I've recently, well not really that recent, bought an EVGA GTX 680 around about 2 months ago, and have been playing on it ever since. And, I recently just noticed that my frames a second have DRASTICALLY decreased when I initially bought the card. To prove this, I watched a World of Tanks replay that I had, when I first bought the card, and played a game on it.
When you watch a WoT replay, it shows you the frames a second you had when you first played it, and the frames you currently have now. I used to have 90-120 frames, on MAX settings, and now I have about 45-60. When I come into an urban area, I range between 30-40, on the same settings. I'd play a desert match, and have about 100 frames ON AVERAGE, and now I have about 60 frames average. I thought it was just WoT, but then I noticed the same thing in War Thunder. I remember getting 150-200 fps on the max settings, and it'd be in the purple\orange colour section, in a game, and now I'm getting about 90-130. It's the same with SWTOR and Battlefield 4.
I've been using EVGA Precision X to monitor my graphics card, and used the Razer Gamebooster application to try and increase my performance for my card. I've uninstalled a lot of things, and re installed others. None of this is making it better. In fact, I think it might be making it worse. I've even taken the card out of its socket, unscrewed the screws, and opened the bloody thing to see if there's a fault there. I'm not sure if this would help, but I used to keep my GTX 640 in with my GTX 680, and just recently taken it out. I'm not sure if that effected the performance of my card, but if it did, I'll put it back in.
I have a Lenovo K430, and only two modifications; The PSU, which is a Corsair CX600M, and the EVGA GTX 2GB 680.
Could someone please help me out? This has been really depressing me over the last couple of days. I've spent at least around about £1500 on this computer, and I've only had it for a year.
My system specs are as followed:
CPU Speed: 2 Core 3 GHz
PSU: Corsair CX600M
Windows Version: Microsoft Windows 8 (build 9200), 64-bit
Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-3770 CPU @ 3.40GHz
Graphics Card: EVGA GeForce GTX 680 2GB
RAM: 16.0 GB DDR3
Total Memory: 2TB.
When you watch a WoT replay, it shows you the frames a second you had when you first played it, and the frames you currently have now. I used to have 90-120 frames, on MAX settings, and now I have about 45-60. When I come into an urban area, I range between 30-40, on the same settings. I'd play a desert match, and have about 100 frames ON AVERAGE, and now I have about 60 frames average. I thought it was just WoT, but then I noticed the same thing in War Thunder. I remember getting 150-200 fps on the max settings, and it'd be in the purple\orange colour section, in a game, and now I'm getting about 90-130. It's the same with SWTOR and Battlefield 4.
I've been using EVGA Precision X to monitor my graphics card, and used the Razer Gamebooster application to try and increase my performance for my card. I've uninstalled a lot of things, and re installed others. None of this is making it better. In fact, I think it might be making it worse. I've even taken the card out of its socket, unscrewed the screws, and opened the bloody thing to see if there's a fault there. I'm not sure if this would help, but I used to keep my GTX 640 in with my GTX 680, and just recently taken it out. I'm not sure if that effected the performance of my card, but if it did, I'll put it back in.
I have a Lenovo K430, and only two modifications; The PSU, which is a Corsair CX600M, and the EVGA GTX 2GB 680.
Could someone please help me out? This has been really depressing me over the last couple of days. I've spent at least around about £1500 on this computer, and I've only had it for a year.
My system specs are as followed:
CPU Speed: 2 Core 3 GHz
PSU: Corsair CX600M
Windows Version: Microsoft Windows 8 (build 9200), 64-bit
Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-3770 CPU @ 3.40GHz
Graphics Card: EVGA GeForce GTX 680 2GB
RAM: 16.0 GB DDR3
Total Memory: 2TB.