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GPU underused performance on R9 290 platform

GPU underused performance on R9 290 platform

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Porky228
Junior Member
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04-27-2016, 03:35 AM
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Hey! It seems your GPU has been acting up lately, especially when playing games. In titles like TF2 it still runs smoothly even with built-in graphics, but in games such as Witcher 3 you’re seeing a drop to around 20 FPS. Your GPU isn’t hitting full performance (usually 100%) and the temperature stays low at about 73°C, which is good. The CPU usage is high during Witcher 3 (around 90%), but you don’t notice any issues there. I’ve noticed other games like Fallout 4 also struggle with CPU load (about 40%). There might be something affecting both GPU and CPU performance after your recent changes—like the Windows 10 upgrade, a new graphics driver, or the monitor settings. The power management settings seem adjusted, but it’s worth checking if they’re too restrictive. Let me know if you want help troubleshooting further!
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Porky228
04-27-2016, 03:35 AM #1

Hey! It seems your GPU has been acting up lately, especially when playing games. In titles like TF2 it still runs smoothly even with built-in graphics, but in games such as Witcher 3 you’re seeing a drop to around 20 FPS. Your GPU isn’t hitting full performance (usually 100%) and the temperature stays low at about 73°C, which is good. The CPU usage is high during Witcher 3 (around 90%), but you don’t notice any issues there. I’ve noticed other games like Fallout 4 also struggle with CPU load (about 40%). There might be something affecting both GPU and CPU performance after your recent changes—like the Windows 10 upgrade, a new graphics driver, or the monitor settings. The power management settings seem adjusted, but it’s worth checking if they’re too restrictive. Let me know if you want help troubleshooting further!

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GreenScale_IV
Member
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05-09-2016, 05:39 AM
#2
PSU?
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GreenScale_IV
05-09-2016, 05:39 AM #2

PSU?

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Harambe_Lives
Member
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05-09-2016, 02:16 PM
#3
The top approach is to remove the drivers using DDU and then reinstall them.
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Harambe_Lives
05-09-2016, 02:16 PM #3

The top approach is to remove the drivers using DDU and then reinstall them.

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beef_roast
Junior Member
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05-30-2016, 11:22 AM
#4
Great! Now you're achieving 60-70 frames per second.
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beef_roast
05-30-2016, 11:22 AM #4

Great! Now you're achieving 60-70 frames per second.