It was a risky idea from the start. After updating drivers and Windows, I think your GPU is nearing the end of its life—it's an 8-year-old one, so maybe it's time to upgrade to something newer.
It was a risky idea from the start. After updating drivers and Windows, I think your GPU is nearing the end of its life—it's an 8-year-old one, so maybe it's time to upgrade to something newer.
Got it, I understand. Just keep using it until the end. This issue only appears on specific games, so it shouldn’t cause too much trouble. Also, the problem began after I tried playing COD Warzone.
Got it, I understand. Just keep using it until the end. This issue only appears on specific games, so it shouldn’t cause too much trouble. Also, the problem began after I tried playing COD Warzone.
Sure, I attempted to lower the voltage and reduce the clock speed on my GPU, but it didn’t help. For your RAM, you can try adjusting the settings in your system or BIOS—check if there’s an option for memory overclocking or performance tuning.
Sure, I attempted to lower the voltage and reduce the clock speed on my GPU, but it didn’t help. For your RAM, you can try adjusting the settings in your system or BIOS—check if there’s an option for memory overclocking or performance tuning.