The longer I play my game the less frames I get.

[dvblucks]

Most of my games don't have this problem. But my favorite game 'Unturned' seems to loose frames the longer I play it. I even tried speeding up the fan and keeping it below 50 degree's but it still lost some frames. I thought it was the temperature so I was going to buy a case but I don't know if that's the issue.

Specs -
GPU: GTX 950
AMD A8-6500 APU with Radeon(tm) HD Graphics
8.00 GB RAM
1920 x 1080, 60Hz
Driver Version 372.70

 

[rcald2000]

http://www.cpuid.com/downloads/hwmonitor/hwmonitor_1.29.exe

Download and run HWMonitor and it'll tell you what your CPU (and GPU) temps are during game play. It's possible that you are thermal throttling.

 

[audie-tron25]

Since it only happens in that game, and considering that it is not a graphically intense game, I would guess that it gradually spawns more objects as you play and it gets to a point that your PC cannot handle it. Check your CPU and RAM usage while your playing and getting lag.

 

[dvblucks]

Since it only happens in that game, and considering that it is not a graphically intense game, I would guess that it gradually spawns more objects as you play and it gets to a point that your PC cannot handle it. Check your CPU and RAM usage while your playing and getting lag.

I play on max settings, and it can be harsh on GPU's on max settings. Although no matter where I am, in a large city or in a empty field but framerate will not rise. This only happens to me, not my friends that a play with

 

[dvblucks]

http://www.cpuid.com/downloads/hwmonitor/hwmonitor_1.29.exe

Download and run HWMonitor and it'll tell you what your CPU (and GPU) temps are during game play. It's possible that you are thermal throttling.

Will do, what should be the normal temp for my CPU and GPU?

 

[audie-tron25]

http://www.cpuid.com/downloads/hwmonitor/hwmonitor_1.29.exe

Download and run HWMonitor and it'll tell you what your CPU (and GPU) temps are during game play. It's possible that you are thermal throttling.

Will do, what should be the normal temp for my CPU and GPU?

As long as they're both <80 degrees Celsius, you should be alright. It's about whether they're hitting their maximum safe operating temperature and under-clocking.