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The computer’s performance has improved.

The computer’s performance has improved.

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Katz81
Junior Member
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12-26-2022, 05:14 AM
#1
Recently, I was consistently capable of running nearly all games at frame rates exceeding 60 frames per second. However, unexpectedly, I am now limited to a maximum of 10 frames per second in every game I attempt to play, regardless of the title. My system specifications include 16GB of RAM, a GTX970m graphics card, and an Intel i7-7700 processor. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
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Katz81
12-26-2022, 05:14 AM #1

Recently, I was consistently capable of running nearly all games at frame rates exceeding 60 frames per second. However, unexpectedly, I am now limited to a maximum of 10 frames per second in every game I attempt to play, regardless of the title. My system specifications include 16GB of RAM, a GTX970m graphics card, and an Intel i7-7700 processor. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

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Hingodu
Member
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12-27-2022, 11:44 PM
#2
It could be a number of things. Too many programs running, excessive temporary files, spyware, malware, virus. Could be Windows updates, fast start up needs to be unchecked or a defrag is needed. Write down more details of your hardware profiles like psu, SSd or HDD, running new programs or updates. Keep in mind if you're running newer more resource using games the 970 slows down when it's taxed for all 4gb.
With the little information you've given, the first thing I'd do is a speed test of your internet. see if the problem's isn't something outside your system. Then run a virus scan, go to C: drive and run the Disk clean up in C: Properties, then in the tools tab run the Error Checker ('Check now') and Defragment tool. Spyware scan...
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Hingodu
12-27-2022, 11:44 PM #2

It could be a number of things. Too many programs running, excessive temporary files, spyware, malware, virus. Could be Windows updates, fast start up needs to be unchecked or a defrag is needed. Write down more details of your hardware profiles like psu, SSd or HDD, running new programs or updates. Keep in mind if you're running newer more resource using games the 970 slows down when it's taxed for all 4gb.
With the little information you've given, the first thing I'd do is a speed test of your internet. see if the problem's isn't something outside your system. Then run a virus scan, go to C: drive and run the Disk clean up in C: Properties, then in the tools tab run the Error Checker ('Check now') and Defragment tool. Spyware scan...

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kbenno
Member
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12-28-2022, 06:34 PM
#3
It could be a number of things. Too many programs running, excessive temporary files, spyware, malware, virus. Could be Windows updates, fast start up needs to be unchecked or a defrag is needed. Write down more details of your hardware profiles like psu, SSd or HDD, running new programs or updates. Keep in mind if you're running newer more resource using games the 970 slows down when it's taxed for all 4gb.
With the little information you've given, the first thing I'd do is a speed test of your internet. see if the problem's isn't something outside your system. Then run a virus scan, go to C: drive and run the Disk clean up in C: Properties, then in the tools tab run the Error Checker ('Check now') and Defragment tool. Spyware scan next and a malware scan if you got one.
Hope this helps.
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kbenno
12-28-2022, 06:34 PM #3

It could be a number of things. Too many programs running, excessive temporary files, spyware, malware, virus. Could be Windows updates, fast start up needs to be unchecked or a defrag is needed. Write down more details of your hardware profiles like psu, SSd or HDD, running new programs or updates. Keep in mind if you're running newer more resource using games the 970 slows down when it's taxed for all 4gb.
With the little information you've given, the first thing I'd do is a speed test of your internet. see if the problem's isn't something outside your system. Then run a virus scan, go to C: drive and run the Disk clean up in C: Properties, then in the tools tab run the Error Checker ('Check now') and Defragment tool. Spyware scan next and a malware scan if you got one.
Hope this helps.

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Elia1153
Member
217
12-29-2022, 03:21 AM
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Have you resolved the issue? Could you describe your computer's specifications? Specifically, let’s outline its components – including the power supply, motherboard, solid-state drive, operating system, and games you utilize (such as Steam, Epic Games Store, or EA). Have you updated the BIOS and chipset? Beyond gaming, what other tasks do you perform with this computer?
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Elia1153
12-29-2022, 03:21 AM #4

Have you resolved the issue? Could you describe your computer's specifications? Specifically, let’s outline its components – including the power supply, motherboard, solid-state drive, operating system, and games you utilize (such as Steam, Epic Games Store, or EA). Have you updated the BIOS and chipset? Beyond gaming, what other tasks do you perform with this computer?