But the complaint is not new. Changes to OS, drivers and the games seem to be the cause. In other words your 750 may not be up to the task any longer. A big nod to the 1050.
Be back in a a few minutes with a speccy read and comments.
Hello everyone, 1st time posting here, cause I tried a lot without success, so I had to register.
Everything was running smoothly on my PC for almost 8 months since I got new, no such things were happening, and suddenly it started to drop FPS in games and system seems a bit slower generally (refreshing, opening some programs etc..)
Components are not overheating, I checked, updated graphic driver, tried lower video settings in games and so on.
For example, playing League of Legends, on highest settings, average FPS is ~120, and then aprox. every 1 min or so, it drops to 30-50, stays like that for few seconds, then again 120...
It's confusing me, could it be some kind of virus, because it doesn't seem like technical problem..
I did scan PC with "Malwarebytes" and before that with norton av, and deleted some threats, but it's still happening..
I can't do clean install of windows, since I have some important data, that can't be transferred to other machine, so I'm looking for solution.
Here are the specs:
ASUS M5A78L-M LX3
AMD FX 8320E
8GB DDR3 HyperX Fury 1600MHz
GeForce 750 Ti (ASUS)
SSD SanDisc 240GB
This is SS of temps immediately after leaving game:
http://imgur.com/a/GWmtv
Speccy: http://speccy.piriform.com/results/TWjsEeOtYsPn0vvAPlOBRxt
Here is video of the situation:
https://youtu.be/b0U1m-Q-3Yo
ps: it's on lowest settings, on highest(which I usually use to play) it drops more...
Cheers!

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