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Game loads properly about 50% of the time, and gives me smooth 60+ FPS. The other 50% of the time it loads and alternates jerkilly between 2 and 9 FPS and is completely unplayable. Seems to be no pattern to when or why this happens, and I'm stumped. I'm using a new GPU which I thought might be faulty, but all other games play fine with healthy framerates. Any ideas appreciated.

Strix GTX 970
i5 2500k
8gb RAM
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I don't know if I can help much, but are you using Nvidia inspector by any chance?

I have noticed one case recently where my GTX750 refused to run at full speed when starting TW3 and so had very low FPS.

I didn't think much of it at the time, but had to reboot the computer to get the GPU to engage at full speed when switching to a game.

Unfortunately, that doesn't probably help you much if you don't have Nvidia inspector; but I wondered if it might of been a small bug with the program version that I had.

If it runs poorly, does exiting the game and restarting it work, or do you need to reboot to get it to work at full speed again?
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nickspry: Game loads properly about 50% of the time, and gives me smooth 60+ FPS. The other 50% of the time it loads and alternates jerkilly between 2 and 9 FPS and is completely unplayable. Seems to be no pattern to when or why this happens, and I'm stumped. I'm using a new GPU which I thought might be faulty, but all other games play fine with healthy framerates. Any ideas appreciated.

Strix GTX 970
i5 2500k
8gb RAM
Some other processor might be kicking in and slowing down.I had one game that played
brillant then at a certain it went haywire,I thought it was the game but then realized it was
my anti-virus doing it's daily update.Check or record your processor usage and see if
anything kicks in when it play ups.
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Jamie.monro: I don't know if I can help much, but are you using Nvidia inspector by any chance?

I have noticed one case recently where my GTX750 refused to run at full speed when starting TW3 and so had very low FPS.

I didn't think much of it at the time, but had to reboot the computer to get the GPU to engage at full speed when switching to a game.

Unfortunately, that doesn't probably help you much if you don't have Nvidia inspector; but I wondered if it might of been a small bug with the program version that I had.

If it runs poorly, does exiting the game and restarting it work, or do you need to reboot to get it to work at full speed again?
Hi, I think I'm only running the Asus software that came with the card, but I guess that could be causing a problem too so I'll check it out
Restarting the game doesn't work, but it will sometimes work after a reboot. It's a very erratic problem.
Thanks for the suggestion.
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nickspry: Game loads properly about 50% of the time, and gives me smooth 60+ FPS. The other 50% of the time it loads and alternates jerkilly between 2 and 9 FPS and is completely unplayable. Seems to be no pattern to when or why this happens, and I'm stumped. I'm using a new GPU which I thought might be faulty, but all other games play fine with healthy framerates. Any ideas appreciated.

Strix GTX 970
i5 2500k
8gb RAM
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gunsynd: Some other processor might be kicking in and slowing down.I had one game that played
brillant then at a certain it went haywire,I thought it was the game but then realized it was
my anti-virus doing it's daily update.Check or record your processor usage and see if
anything kicks in when it play ups.
Thanks, I'll give those a try.
Post edited June 11, 2015 by nickspry
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Jamie.monro: I don't know if I can help much, but are you using Nvidia inspector by any chance?

I have noticed one case recently where my GTX750 refused to run at full speed when starting TW3 and so had very low FPS.

I didn't think much of it at the time, but had to reboot the computer to get the GPU to engage at full speed when switching to a game.

Unfortunately, that doesn't probably help you much if you don't have Nvidia inspector; but I wondered if it might of been a small bug with the program version that I had.

If it runs poorly, does exiting the game and restarting it work, or do you need to reboot to get it to work at full speed again?
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nickspry: Hi, I think I'm only running the Asus software that came with the card, but I guess that could be causing a problem too so I'll check it out.
Sometimes works after a restart, sometimes not. It's a very erratic problem.
Thanks for the suggestion.
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gunsynd: Some other processor might be kicking in and slowing down.I had one game that played
brillant then at a certain it went haywire,I thought it was the game but then realized it was
my anti-virus doing it's daily update.Check or record your processor usage and see if
anything kicks in when it play ups.
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nickspry: Thanks, I'll give those a try.
It may not be a solution,but you never know:-)