To preface, I used to own an HP pre-built that had an i7 4790 and that I had added my GPU (MSI R9 390) to, and I had this problem for a while before I switched to my current build, which is an HP Z420 workstation (Intel Xeon E5 1620 @ 3.6 GHz, MSI R9 390 8GB, 32GB DDR3 ram, 512GB SSD).
I expect around 150+ fps in games like cs and for them to perform consistently. Instead, I get a stuttery 80-120 fps in cs, 110 fps in R6 and 50-110 fps in Fortnite, all on the lowest settings.
The temperatures are fine (around 70C) when playing games like CS, which leads me to think that it's not a temp problem. I have a feeling something is wrong with the chipset of the GPU, but I could be mistaken.
http://speccy.piriform.com/results/t3xVnhn6gGszigdd5teuMzr (speccy snapshot from this morning, while playing CSGO). You'll also find a Time Spy benchmark that I ran attched.
Thanks in advance.
I expect around 150+ fps in games like cs and for them to perform consistently. Instead, I get a stuttery 80-120 fps in cs, 110 fps in R6 and 50-110 fps in Fortnite, all on the lowest settings.
The temperatures are fine (around 70C) when playing games like CS, which leads me to think that it's not a temp problem. I have a feeling something is wrong with the chipset of the GPU, but I could be mistaken.
http://speccy.piriform.com/results/t3xVnhn6gGszigdd5teuMzr (speccy snapshot from this morning, while playing CSGO). You'll also find a Time Spy benchmark that I ran attched.
Thanks in advance.