Everything seems to be running normal as far as voltages go, i’ll go back to playing my new 3ds xl in the meantime…
So I overclocked my card… It was fine all night for SF5. I booted up League of Legends, played 2 games and my card crashed on the 2nd game(screen turned into a tan screen)
How does that work?
Turn down the ooverclocked settings and see how that goes, hopefully you didd’nt do any permanent damage
It’s totally normal that some games are more sensitive like that. Some people use special stress test programs to test the stability for that reason. Other people think that if the games you are actually playing are stable, that’s enough.
Same shit happened to me but the screen turned black. I literally had to boot without a GPU and download the drivers again, shit was weird.
Ok I have an update:
My system was first not using the Nvidia card at all (not seen in NVIDIA gpu activity taskbar display) and ran slow always.
I messed with the extended display hack and it would work for a few mins at full speed, then gradually slow down.
Today i did two things: In NVIDIA control panel i switched PHYSX to only use the NVIDIA card, secondly i went to intel’s website and downloaded current graphics drivers for my Intel 4700mq.
This has made SFV run on the NVIDIA card WITHOUT the extended desktop display. Everytime i run SFV now it starts on the NVIDIA card and i can see that in the NVIDIA GPU display.
Now the problem is, it still gradually slows down after a few mins til i restart the game and it works beautifully temporarily again.
CPU, GPU, Temperatures and memory look fine, nothing noticeably drastic happening (I expected memory leaking) so i am at an absolute loss.
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But atleast it’s using the dedicated GPU!! Could everyone update their INTEGRATED drivers and post results? **
You should have no problem maxing everything at 1080p with this setup.
90 is when you should probably start worrying
Do you have Msi afterburner?
Set custom fan curves if it’s too hot for you but 80c is normal
I just had to reset. I guess I should set a SF5 OC profile.
Yup I do, never even opened that app though. Will get on that today, thanks man
Hey dude, what OS are you running? Is there anyway you could screenshot you nvidia control panel settings? I’d really appreciate it.
@everyflowerflow does yours slow down gradually? and did you get the nvidia card to run SFV? If not perhaps try my method of forcing NVIDIA physX and updating intel graphics driver? I’m interested to know if the gradual slowdown is a consistent thing for people who’s Dedicated GPU previously wouldnt run…
i5-4460 3.2ghz
8GB RAM
R9 280x I believe is the graphics card I’m using.
Game plays great, specific FPS I couldn’t tell you though. No noticeable drops as far as I can see.
Steam client as an option to turn on your FPS in the upper left corner. Go to your settings.
so far V performs flawless only if i have it on max settings. i can lower other things like AA and Post Processing and it still performs fine. however, i try lower modes and for some poor optimization reasons, the game starts to stutter.
i5 4690 3.5ghz
8gb ram
GeForce GTX 960
mobo - ASRock Z97
EDIT
forgot to mention i’ve tested with the Steam client and the game is always 60fps except it drops on character intros to 37-50. it’s not noticeable though. however during the entire match it’s 60fps.
i5 4590
16GB ram
Geforce GTX980
1Gbps fibre connection
Runs really well in max settings on 1920x1080. Network play is another matter, on and off smooth/lag conditions even against same opponent.
Amd 8350 FX @ 4.7ghz
16GB of ram
Radeon Fury X
I’m running the game at 2560x1080p with a solid 60fps. No slow downs.
i7 4710HQ @ 2.50ghz
8GB Ram
GeForce GTX 850M
I can run the game on medium at 1920x1080 at 60 fps.
Can anyone with the gradual slowdown issue post their RAM? I have 8 gb and wondering if it’s some hidden memory related problem that might be solved with an upgrade to 16gb?..