Georges00 wroteDid you check if anything is overheating and causing thermal throttling?
You're running DDR3 RAM on a system that's supposed to run on DDR4 or DDR3L.
I checked my Temps, they were all sub 35 degrees. As for my RAM, its DDR4, i mistyped it in the specs.
rolf wroteWas the computer running hot? Fans running 100% for a while before?
Not at all, the temperatures were shockingly low, and its slow from startup, not after an hour of gaming.
MrClass wrote
Do you play it in Fullscreen or Maximized Window?
Also do you have GSync enabled?
I suffered from the same issue till I disabled Gsync and set the display to Windowed
I tried both Full Screen and Maximized and they both had the same results. As for the Gsync, it IS enabled, but it has always worked as it should. why would i need to disable it all of a sudden?
I should stress on the fact that its not just games that have slowed down, its the actual PC itsellf, everything is just so much heavier...I mean opening File Explorer usually opens before i even think of opening it! Now it's just, slow.