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Discussion in 'Troubleshooting: Bugs, Questions and Support' started by NistingurA, Apr 21, 2015.

  1. NistingurA

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    I have the following problem:

    when I play BNG I have 55-62 FPS on Dry Rock Island. If I play 15-20 Minutes I have monster Laggs. (My computer Is shown below) I am playing With the standard PostFX system everything on High and Antialialising and Anistrophic filtering on 4x

    I deleted the Cache and My PC is not running on Powersaver or Balanced power but it is still not working ..??!
     
    #1 NistingurA, Apr 21, 2015
  2. SixSixSevenSeven

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    Checked CPU and GPU temps, might be overheating after that period of time and entering thermal throttling.
     
    #2 SixSixSevenSeven, Apr 21, 2015
  3. NistingurA

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    Ok I ´ll test this

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    Ok My CPU stays at 56°C and my GPU at 62°C

    IDK if this is to hot
     
    #3 NistingurA, Apr 21, 2015
  4. Nadeox1

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    Temperatures seems in the normal range (unless you took it while it was throttling)

    Check if your CPU lowers its clock speed when lag happens you play (you can check via the Task Manager, which should show your CPU current clock speed).
    If it lowers itself, then your CPU is overheating and it's reducing the power so it can cool down.
    If not, there is something sketchy going on.
     
    #4 Nadeox1, Apr 21, 2015
  5. NistingurA

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    Ok i´ll check this out too

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    Nope It starts at 3.80 GHz and ends with the laggs at 3.70 GHz. Ok it clocked it down but not very much
     
    #5 NistingurA, Apr 21, 2015
  6. n0ah1897

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    What size PSU do you have? Maybe the computer is trying to pull too much power and the PSU just can't supply it all??? I honestly have no idea. I would think that if the power supply wasn't cranking out enough power the computer would shut off. Hmmm... strange indeed.
     
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  7. NistingurA

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    it has 630 Watts
     
    #7 NistingurA, Apr 21, 2015
  8. n0ah1897

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    Well then I'd say it has nothing to do with your PSU.
     
    #8 n0ah1897, Apr 21, 2015
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