justme101
" It'S iN tHe GaMe..."
Hi Guys,
My PSU went bad a few weeks ago and i was left without a PC as i couldn't buy one due to time constraints. Now, when i finally have it started with a new Antec VP450P, i started to play CSGO with very irritating frame drops.
I even turned down all the settings to low, except a few at medium (earlier all were at medium). I checked the clocks on my GPU and the settings were same as when i last saw them. The frame rate drop is consistent and goes down from 100+ to 10-15 every 20-30 seconds. I pulled up a log from GPU-Z while i was in game and the only thing which i could find wrong on that was that at times, the GPU load goes 0. I am not sure if that is the problem.
The log file is uploaded to Mediafire. Here's the link -
GPU-Z Sensor Log
Please have a look and let me know what could be the problem. I have a Sapphire 1 GB DDR5 HD 6770 and the PSU as mentioned in the first line. Specs are in my signature. Let me know if you need further info.
Cheers!
My PSU went bad a few weeks ago and i was left without a PC as i couldn't buy one due to time constraints. Now, when i finally have it started with a new Antec VP450P, i started to play CSGO with very irritating frame drops.
I even turned down all the settings to low, except a few at medium (earlier all were at medium). I checked the clocks on my GPU and the settings were same as when i last saw them. The frame rate drop is consistent and goes down from 100+ to 10-15 every 20-30 seconds. I pulled up a log from GPU-Z while i was in game and the only thing which i could find wrong on that was that at times, the GPU load goes 0. I am not sure if that is the problem.
The log file is uploaded to Mediafire. Here's the link -
GPU-Z Sensor Log
Please have a look and let me know what could be the problem. I have a Sapphire 1 GB DDR5 HD 6770 and the PSU as mentioned in the first line. Specs are in my signature. Let me know if you need further info.
Cheers!
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