F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop High GPU usage, minimal power consumption, low frame rates, and unpredictable crashes. Need assistance?

High GPU usage, minimal power consumption, low frame rates, and unpredictable crashes. Need assistance?

High GPU usage, minimal power consumption, low frame rates, and unpredictable crashes. Need assistance?

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RagingPizzaYT
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03-18-2022, 08:26 PM
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Current build features an i7-12700kf processor paired with a 360mm AIO ASUS B660M-PLUS TUF Gaming WiFi D4 ROG Strix 3080ti. It includes 32GB DDR4 RAM at 3200MHz (8GBx4) and a 1000W Corsair PSU from Samsung Odyssey G9. The system runs on Windows 10 and 11, with clean installs across multiple drives. Games such as GTA V, BO3 Zombies, Minecraft, and Saint Row 2 consistently achieve 30-50 FPS at 80-90% usage, drawing 150-200 watts while maintaining temperatures between 50-60°C. Adjustments like disabling DLSS in supported titles or lowering resolutions only marginally improve performance. I’ve also experimented with resizing the display, changing BIOS settings, and swapping out the GPU mount to eliminate crashes. Previously, using a Ryzen 5 3600 and B550 board with the same monitor produced stable operation. This configuration was tested with various RAM kits and different power supplies, including a 3090ti. Hardware acceleration was toggled on and off, and I’ve ruled out connection issues by reassembling the unit.
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RagingPizzaYT
03-18-2022, 08:26 PM #1

Current build features an i7-12700kf processor paired with a 360mm AIO ASUS B660M-PLUS TUF Gaming WiFi D4 ROG Strix 3080ti. It includes 32GB DDR4 RAM at 3200MHz (8GBx4) and a 1000W Corsair PSU from Samsung Odyssey G9. The system runs on Windows 10 and 11, with clean installs across multiple drives. Games such as GTA V, BO3 Zombies, Minecraft, and Saint Row 2 consistently achieve 30-50 FPS at 80-90% usage, drawing 150-200 watts while maintaining temperatures between 50-60°C. Adjustments like disabling DLSS in supported titles or lowering resolutions only marginally improve performance. I’ve also experimented with resizing the display, changing BIOS settings, and swapping out the GPU mount to eliminate crashes. Previously, using a Ryzen 5 3600 and B550 board with the same monitor produced stable operation. This configuration was tested with various RAM kits and different power supplies, including a 3090ti. Hardware acceleration was toggled on and off, and I’ve ruled out connection issues by reassembling the unit.