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PC shows poorer performance after being overclocked using MSI Gaming APP.

PC shows poorer performance after being overclocked using MSI Gaming APP.

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GreenLightFabi
Senior Member
696
03-25-2016, 02:32 AM
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When I turn on gaming mode in the MSI Gaming app, my CPU (6600K) and GPU (GTX 1060 Gaming X 6G) work less efficiently (checked with cinebench). The CPU score falls by 30%, and the GPU FPS drops from +/- 130 to +/- 90 frames. Are there any fixes for this issue?
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GreenLightFabi
03-25-2016, 02:32 AM #1

When I turn on gaming mode in the MSI Gaming app, my CPU (6600K) and GPU (GTX 1060 Gaming X 6G) work less efficiently (checked with cinebench). The CPU score falls by 30%, and the GPU FPS drops from +/- 130 to +/- 90 frames. Are there any fixes for this issue?

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sacapatates
Posting Freak
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04-01-2016, 07:38 AM
#2
We have any ideas to help? Consider removing the app. Always increase performance through the BIOS settings. What hardware are you using? MSI Z170 Gaming Pro, Be Quiet Pure Rock (CPU temps stay under 60°C without the cooler spinning at full speed) and an EVGA SuperNova 750 GQ.
Wow, that board really packed too many VRMs. No problems expected with steady power delivery. The CPU cooler seems sufficient for your current CPU. Your PSU isn't on my suggestions list, but it's still a solid build and probably not the issue. Try uninstalling the gaming app and testing overclock in BIOS.
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sacapatates
04-01-2016, 07:38 AM #2

We have any ideas to help? Consider removing the app. Always increase performance through the BIOS settings. What hardware are you using? MSI Z170 Gaming Pro, Be Quiet Pure Rock (CPU temps stay under 60°C without the cooler spinning at full speed) and an EVGA SuperNova 750 GQ.
Wow, that board really packed too many VRMs. No problems expected with steady power delivery. The CPU cooler seems sufficient for your current CPU. Your PSU isn't on my suggestions list, but it's still a solid build and probably not the issue. Try uninstalling the gaming app and testing overclock in BIOS.

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_xkoekjex123_
Junior Member
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04-11-2016, 10:33 PM
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Do you have any answers to this? Consider removing the app. Always increase performance through the BIOS settings. What motherboard, CPU cooler, and power supply are you currently using?
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_xkoekjex123_
04-11-2016, 10:33 PM #3

Do you have any answers to this? Consider removing the app. Always increase performance through the BIOS settings. What motherboard, CPU cooler, and power supply are you currently using?

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ylyes4
Senior Member
572
04-12-2016, 12:49 AM
#4
weberdarren97 :
Looking for answers. Any possible fixes? Consider removing the app and always overclocking through the BIOS. What motherboard, CPU cooler, and power supply are you using? MSI Z170 Gaming Pro, Be Quiet Pure Rock (CPU temps stay under 60°C without the cooler spinning at maximum RPM) and an EVGA SuperNova 750 GQ.
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ylyes4
04-12-2016, 12:49 AM #4

weberdarren97 :
Looking for answers. Any possible fixes? Consider removing the app and always overclocking through the BIOS. What motherboard, CPU cooler, and power supply are you using? MSI Z170 Gaming Pro, Be Quiet Pure Rock (CPU temps stay under 60°C without the cooler spinning at maximum RPM) and an EVGA SuperNova 750 GQ.

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antmat04
Member
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04-12-2016, 06:12 AM
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We have a few ideas to consider. Would removing the app help? Always increase performance through the BIOS settings. What hardware are you using? MSI Z170 Gaming Pro, Be Quiet Pure Rock (CPU temps stay under 60°C without the cooler spinning at full speed) and an EVGA SuperNova 750 GQ.
That's a lot of VRMs on that board—shouldn't there be no problems with stable power delivery? The CPU cooler seems sufficient for your current processor. Your power supply isn't on my top suggestions, but it appears to be solid quality and likely not the issue. Try uninstalling the gaming app and retrying the overclock in BIOS.
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antmat04
04-12-2016, 06:12 AM #5

We have a few ideas to consider. Would removing the app help? Always increase performance through the BIOS settings. What hardware are you using? MSI Z170 Gaming Pro, Be Quiet Pure Rock (CPU temps stay under 60°C without the cooler spinning at full speed) and an EVGA SuperNova 750 GQ.
That's a lot of VRMs on that board—shouldn't there be no problems with stable power delivery? The CPU cooler seems sufficient for your current processor. Your power supply isn't on my top suggestions, but it appears to be solid quality and likely not the issue. Try uninstalling the gaming app and retrying the overclock in BIOS.