The Question Game is exhibiting lower frame rates and occasional freezes.
The Question Game is exhibiting lower frame rates and occasional freezes.
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My system specifications are as follows: an i5-6402p processor, a GTX 1050 Ti graphics card, 8GB of RAM, and a Gigabyte H110M S2 motherboard. I’m currently experiencing issues with games freezing and exhibiting significantly lower frame rates. Grand Theft Auto V and Counter-Strike: Global Offensive will not launch, and games like Apex Legends and Far Cry 4 display reduced performance, frequently freezing and crashing after extended play. I’ve run a UserBenchmark test to diagnose the problem, which initially identified my graphics card with a 28% benchmark score. However, now the system is unable to detect my graphics card at all. The UserBenchmark results show: CPU: 58.5%, RAM: HyperX Fury DDR4 2133 C14 1x8GB - 40.9%, MBD: no graphic card detection. I’ve attempted various troubleshooting steps, including using Display Driver Uninstaller (DDU), reinstalling drivers, rolling back versions, and updating them – none of which have resolved the issue.
What type and version is the power supply?
[Carefully open the computer case to locate the label on the unit; this information will be listed there. For example: Corsair TX550M]
Have the motherboard drivers been recently refreshed?
https://www.gigabyte.com/Motherboard/GA-...iver-audio
Confirm that the card is firmly inserted into its slot – and check if your model necessitates a PCIe power cable, ensuring it’s connected correctly.
Is the card absent from the Nvidia Control Panel?
Also, examine Device Manager, specifically under Display Adapters.
Did Windows receive an update around the time these issues began occurring?