FPS DROP UNTIL ALTTAB 2018 DRIVERS
FPS DROP UNTIL ALTTAB 2018 DRIVER
FPS DROP UNTIL ALTTAB 2018 SOFTWARE

That issue rises until something just breaks in my experience. If you have it for months without hardware breaking it shouldn't be heat related. Just to say overheating would likely cook something within a few inital moments of behaviour. I've also double checked for memory leaks as you advised but it never exceeds 50% so that shouldn't be the problem.

FPS DROP UNTIL ALTTAB 2018 DRIVERS

However that reminds me since the latest AMD drivers started including overlays I've been getting weird readings from them, both speedfan and MSI afterburner report low GPU temps while the radeon overlay reports 80c, I just assumed it might be a bug but I guess I'll have to look into that as well, I'm starting to think my GPU might be starting to degrade or alternatively my mobo since that has already been causing me problems from the day I got I'm running the latest AMD beta drivers, upgraded them last week from the most recent non-beta drivers but the problem has been around longer than that and correlates to the second game, went back to game 1 for a chaos campaign sometime at the start of this year and didn't have the problem there at al (I do have to note I run that title in dx12 which is broken for me in game 2 so i'm using dx11 there which overall has considerably worse performance)

FPS DROP UNTIL ALTTAB 2018 SOFTWARE

Thanks for the pointers, I'm decently versed in regards to hardware so I'm already running monitoring software to keep an eye on most things, both memory and CPU don't go over 50% usage when on the campaign map and GPU/CPU temps are always sub 50 since I'm using aftermarket coolers for both combined with some case fans to be able to OC my parts. As opposed to the Graphics card or another componet starting to die. Hope its just an issue where the computer is running a little hot and just needs the case fans unclogged, or thermal paste requires changeing. So I would look into a temprature monitor program and watch the temp when the slowdowns start to occur check those numbers against the manufactures target numbers. I do not know how good you are with computers, there are bound to be more computer literate people in the support forums. My next unforchante guess would be hardware issue.

If it is not a memory leak, outdated drivers, or some cache somewhere that just needs the program closed and the computer let sit for a couple minoutes to clear its self out.

FPS DROP UNTIL ALTTAB 2018 DRIVER

edit- some additional info, i'm running full screen, I've got win10 'gaming mode' enabled for the game and I've got the new AMD overlay that you can't disable included in the gpu driver (AMD radeon 18.6.1) TL:DR: At first game go fast, then go slow, don't like. I suspect my O.S might have something to do with it considering it has tons of 'optimizations' that tend to not work as intended but instead slowing everything down, my O.S is win10 64bit. I've tried a few things trying to fix it but haven't been successful so far so I was hoping some of you experienced the same problem and possibly could offer a fix or at the least point me towards the main cause of this problem. I've been experiencing this ever since we moved on to game 2, I'll boot up the game just into a campaign and have decent fps on ultra settings varying between 25-30 depending on what i'm looking at untill after a while it'll slowly start dropping untill it's sub 20 constantly, occasionally reloading a save fixes it or alternatively locks it to an even lower fps (10-15) and the same happens occasionally when alt tabbing out of the game.

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Screen tearing? I don't read a lot of threads with screen tearing issues unless the Gpu was scorched. Other than that, it's designed to stay within it's thermal parameters at stock. If you where overclocking and Furmarking it's brains out, well I'd say you're actually putting strain on your gpu. If it stops working, you warranty the card simple as that. But that's hard because the card is kinda made to compute. Heat, if running ambient cooling, then lower the ambient temps and case temps obviously follows suit. for better card temps.Īnd strain? I'd want to agree to that statement.

Not everyone runs your refresh rate.Īnd saving that tiny bit of power = a few pennies a year. I didn't know what you where running until this very post lol. (V-Sync doesn't cap to 60, it caps to the refresh rate of your monitor, which in my case is 144hz)īUT, in other games, in which my GPU doesn't push 50% more FPS than I need to fully use my monitors refresh rate, that's when I need my compute that I bought. And the resolution doesn't even matter, if your GPU is pushing way more frames than it has to in any game, regardless of resolution, then yeah, you should cap to avoid any unnecessary heat and stress on your GPU. I'm gaming in 1440p, with a 144hz monitor, so I cap my frames to 144fps to avoid extra strain on my GPU.

Fps drop until alttab 2018