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Your new PC isn't working properly.

Your new PC isn't working properly.

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Alyiex
Member
51
09-06-2020, 07:02 PM
#1
hello friends, i haven't posted much lately and chatgpt isn't really assisting me. maybe i'm not using it right. i just got a used pc and it keeps blue-screening sometimes. even with a 3060ti, ryan zeon 5 4650g, 16gb ram, and an asus prime a520 m with 400w, my fps isn't as high as expected. i was hoping for around 300+ fps in league of legends, but it usually drops to 110-150 or even lower. could there be an issue or something wrong? i'd really appreciate help here. my discord is azu.nai :0
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Alyiex
09-06-2020, 07:02 PM #1

hello friends, i haven't posted much lately and chatgpt isn't really assisting me. maybe i'm not using it right. i just got a used pc and it keeps blue-screening sometimes. even with a 3060ti, ryan zeon 5 4650g, 16gb ram, and an asus prime a520 m with 400w, my fps isn't as high as expected. i was hoping for around 300+ fps in league of legends, but it usually drops to 110-150 or even lower. could there be an issue or something wrong? i'd really appreciate help here. my discord is azu.nai :0

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BlueBlazePlayz
Junior Member
9
09-07-2020, 04:08 AM
#2
Your refresh rate suggests you're using the integrated GPU on the 4650G. Does the HDMI/DisplayPort cable connect to the motherboard or the 3060 Ti?
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BlueBlazePlayz
09-07-2020, 04:08 AM #2

Your refresh rate suggests you're using the integrated GPU on the 4650G. Does the HDMI/DisplayPort cable connect to the motherboard or the 3060 Ti?

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Sims4fun
Member
191
09-22-2020, 10:06 AM
#3
Review the error code shown during the BSOD. This aids in identifying the problem. For performance concerns, ensure your monitor is connected to the motherboard or the graphics card—specifically, it should be connected to the graphics card.
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Sims4fun
09-22-2020, 10:06 AM #3

Review the error code shown during the BSOD. This aids in identifying the problem. For performance concerns, ensure your monitor is connected to the motherboard or the graphics card—specifically, it should be connected to the graphics card.

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FinndixYT
Junior Member
16
09-22-2020, 11:56 AM
#4
Address the issue by changing to a 650W power supply, performing a new installation, skipping over any overclocking, modifications, or tools—just focus on the GPU drivers.
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FinndixYT
09-22-2020, 11:56 AM #4

Address the issue by changing to a 650W power supply, performing a new installation, skipping over any overclocking, modifications, or tools—just focus on the GPU drivers.

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oliv8041
Member
160
09-22-2020, 05:24 PM
#5
If there are power problems, reducing the GPU voltage could be a solution. It’s simple to do. I’m curious if the 3060Ti can even run on its own power supply, since your 400W PSU includes PCIe connectors? Edited November 22, 2025 by leclod
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oliv8041
09-22-2020, 05:24 PM #5

If there are power problems, reducing the GPU voltage could be a solution. It’s simple to do. I’m curious if the 3060Ti can even run on its own power supply, since your 400W PSU includes PCIe connectors? Edited November 22, 2025 by leclod

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Uvaron
Member
61
09-22-2020, 07:00 PM
#6
You need a stronger power source. Nvidia suggests at least 600 watts for the RTX 3060 Ti. Since this card draws about 200 watts, operating it at full speed will consume nearly half of your power supply’s capacity. Running it hard can cause instability. Check "View full specs": https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/gra...ext=NVIDIA Broadcast App-,Specs,-RTX 3060 Ti As for your overall low frame rate, it’s likely the issue lies elsewhere. Your monitor should be connected via a video card port, not directly to the motherboard. Also, ensure you have the newest stable drivers from Nvidia installed. The built-in Windows driver won’t deliver optimal performance. Remember, ChatGPT isn’t an infallible source—don’t depend on it for solutions.
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Uvaron
09-22-2020, 07:00 PM #6

You need a stronger power source. Nvidia suggests at least 600 watts for the RTX 3060 Ti. Since this card draws about 200 watts, operating it at full speed will consume nearly half of your power supply’s capacity. Running it hard can cause instability. Check "View full specs": https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/gra...ext=NVIDIA Broadcast App-,Specs,-RTX 3060 Ti As for your overall low frame rate, it’s likely the issue lies elsewhere. Your monitor should be connected via a video card port, not directly to the motherboard. Also, ensure you have the newest stable drivers from Nvidia installed. The built-in Windows driver won’t deliver optimal performance. Remember, ChatGPT isn’t an infallible source—don’t depend on it for solutions.

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SashaUHC
Member
101
09-23-2020, 06:45 PM
#7
Hello, thank you for your message. I appreciate your feedback. It seems the cable is connected to the card and drivers, which I was aware of. However, I’m still unsure if the PCU is the issue. The chat GPT performed well in this case.
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SashaUHC
09-23-2020, 06:45 PM #7

Hello, thank you for your message. I appreciate your feedback. It seems the cable is connected to the card and drivers, which I was aware of. However, I’m still unsure if the PCU is the issue. The chat GPT performed well in this case.

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GuooFish
Member
68
09-23-2020, 09:44 PM
#8
The cable is connected to the card, but the display drivers for AMD integrated graphics aren’t installed. Only my 3060 Ti is detected, which explains why my FPS seems so low.
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GuooFish
09-23-2020, 09:44 PM #8

The cable is connected to the card, but the display drivers for AMD integrated graphics aren’t installed. Only my 3060 Ti is detected, which explains why my FPS seems so low.

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pmannarwhal
Junior Member
16
09-24-2020, 04:59 AM
#9
The monitor is connected to the graphics card, I’ll keep an eye on it and watch for any issues.
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pmannarwhal
09-24-2020, 04:59 AM #9

The monitor is connected to the graphics card, I’ll keep an eye on it and watch for any issues.

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JKP555
Junior Member
39
09-24-2020, 10:34 AM
#10
You're experiencing lower FPS despite using a 650W PSU and trying various solutions. It might be due to insufficient cooling or thermal throttling, especially if your graphics card isn't handling the load well. Even with a better processor, if the GPU struggles under heat, performance drops. Check temperatures, ensure proper airflow, and consider upgrading cooling if needed.
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JKP555
09-24-2020, 10:34 AM #10

You're experiencing lower FPS despite using a 650W PSU and trying various solutions. It might be due to insufficient cooling or thermal throttling, especially if your graphics card isn't handling the load well. Even with a better processor, if the GPU struggles under heat, performance drops. Check temperatures, ensure proper airflow, and consider upgrading cooling if needed.

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