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Thread : Loosing Framerate on all Games!
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Hi Guys, About 2 and a half years ago I decided to build my own system.
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Check your temps, speedfan can help you with that, could be your processor is getting too hot and is throttling down. Get some canned air, a can will set you back about 5 bucks at walmart. Take the side off the case and blow out the heatsink on your cpu, clean off all your fans with it, try that first. Also, use a utility to test your memory, see if you have a stick going bad but I'd say heating issue, try the cleaning first, and maybe add a fan, especially by the graphics card. |
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Hey Bud.. I always take any computer that i work on and take them to my neighbors house and Blow them out with his air compressor.. Mine is totally clean and free of dust.. Which Leads me to think that your right about over-heating on the processor or something else.. My Graphics card is Brand new with a fan that works.
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OK i just ran MEMtest.. with no errors if that helps!
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I'm an atheist,,thank god...
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what about your psu ???
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psu?
Message edited by Lanshire on 03-09-2008 at 12:10:11 AM |
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is your cpu heatsink attached good? take it off and remount it... don't forget to use thermal paste |
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It Could Also be Your GPU Throttling As Well |
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Well i am not real comfortable doing that, and i am out of that paste stuff. any other suggestions?
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GPU... You Know The Graphics Processor AKA: The Video Card |
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NVIDIA GeForce 8600 GTS (512 MB) thats mine is has a working fan on it.. what does Throttling mean?
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Throttling is when stuff gets too hot, it will do what we call throttle, or intentionally slow down it's performance to reduce heat so it won't damage itself. What kind of PSU(Power supply) do you have? Could possibly be that it's starting to die on you as well. There's a program called speedfan you can download online for free, if you install that, it should tell you what your temperatures are on your chip and in your case, as well as tell you voltages from your PSU. Try downloading that, and post your results here. http://www.majorgeeks.com/download337.html There is one setting you won't want to mess with, there is a tab in the program called clock, if you don't know what your messing with there, don't mess with it. But the version of speedfan I'm running brings up a warning box if you click on that tab. Message edited by ohiou_grad_06 on 03-09-2008 at 05:21:13 AM |
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OK here it is!
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