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Performance drops to minimal frames per second after extended use

Performance drops to minimal frames per second after extended use

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NotTomZuper666
Member
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12-11-2022, 04:49 AM
#1
Browser, version, and operating system: Chrome on Windows 11 22h2. How did this occur? Restarting the computer resolved the problem. What transpired? I'm experiencing significant performance drops—FPS remains normal but low scores are problematic, making gameplay unplayable due to issues. What was anticipated? Consistent performance and no need for restarts. Additional details: I use a 308012gb ftw3, 12GB RAM Aorus Elite Z690, 3600cl16 RAM, 850W PSU, and an S770 NVMe. My GPU is daisy-chained without crashes. Recently, I reinstalled Windows completely and wiped my NVMe drives, suspecting a W11 installation issue. Previously stable, now unstable. Only streaming services like Twitch and YouTube are affected; no suspicious websites or downloads.
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NotTomZuper666
12-11-2022, 04:49 AM #1

Browser, version, and operating system: Chrome on Windows 11 22h2. How did this occur? Restarting the computer resolved the problem. What transpired? I'm experiencing significant performance drops—FPS remains normal but low scores are problematic, making gameplay unplayable due to issues. What was anticipated? Consistent performance and no need for restarts. Additional details: I use a 308012gb ftw3, 12GB RAM Aorus Elite Z690, 3600cl16 RAM, 850W PSU, and an S770 NVMe. My GPU is daisy-chained without crashes. Recently, I reinstalled Windows completely and wiped my NVMe drives, suspecting a W11 installation issue. Previously stable, now unstable. Only streaming services like Twitch and YouTube are affected; no suspicious websites or downloads.

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eytong
Junior Member
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12-11-2022, 04:49 AM
#2
You're asking about GPU daisy chaining, specifically SLI setups. It seems you're wondering if a physical connection between cards or software forcing an iGPU and a dedicated GPU creates this issue. It could also relate to installing conflicting applications during the Windows installation process, especially with Windows 11 still in development. Make sure your tray doesn't have any non-essential items loaded at startup.
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eytong
12-11-2022, 04:49 AM #2

You're asking about GPU daisy chaining, specifically SLI setups. It seems you're wondering if a physical connection between cards or software forcing an iGPU and a dedicated GPU creates this issue. It could also relate to installing conflicting applications during the Windows installation process, especially with Windows 11 still in development. Make sure your tray doesn't have any non-essential items loaded at startup.

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Mikcool
Member
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12-11-2022, 04:49 AM
#3
I’ve got my GPU connected with just two cables. The tray looks normal—just launchers, RGB, and an icon. It only works after about 24 hours when I restart my PC, and it doesn’t fix anything even when I run nothing in the background. I’m sharing some pictures to check if this helps.
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Mikcool
12-11-2022, 04:49 AM #3

I’ve got my GPU connected with just two cables. The tray looks normal—just launchers, RGB, and an icon. It only works after about 24 hours when I restart my PC, and it doesn’t fix anything even when I run nothing in the background. I’m sharing some pictures to check if this helps.

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vCaiden
Junior Member
49
12-11-2022, 04:49 AM
#4
Steam Client Web Helper keeps several modules active when you leave Steam running. Fortnite appears to have multiple background processes, though the exact number isn't clear. Nvidia Share operates on more than one module and interacts closely with your GPU. XtuService functions as a Windows service but is not identified properly.
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vCaiden
12-11-2022, 04:49 AM #4

Steam Client Web Helper keeps several modules active when you leave Steam running. Fortnite appears to have multiple background processes, though the exact number isn't clear. Nvidia Share operates on more than one module and interacts closely with your GPU. XtuService functions as a Windows service but is not identified properly.