It was running just fine maxed out, but now its my fps are terrible, even dropping to single digits in some spots.
Specs:
Processor : AMD Phenom (tm) II X4 805 2.50 GHz
Ram: 8 gigs.
GPU: ATI Radeon HD 5670
64 bit os if that matters.
[editline]17th May 2011[/editline]
I did recently update my ATI drivers via steam, Could that have anything to do with it?
[editline]17th May 2011[/editline]
well more news to go with it. I can run Bioshock, dead space 2, and Resident evil 5 like they normally would. All my source games chug down to twenty fps and lower. that's Just Ridiculous.
it could be a bad driver, revert to your old one
occasionally a driver will be released that is no good.
[QUOTE=ManicMarauder;30086171]it could be a bad driver, revert to your old one
occasionally a driver will be released that is no good.[/QUOTE]
That's not possible. More people would complain then, alot more.
Operating System?
Try logging out of steam community, works for me.
I have a 6970, my Portal 2 and a few other games were having similar problems. I uninstalled Catalyst Control Centre and what do you know, every problem I was having was instantly resolved. Minecraft kept crashing with the infamous ' amdkmdap ' has stopped responding and has recovered. Turns out it was ATI's fucking drivers all along.
[QUOTE=srag;30113525]I have a 6970, my Portal 2 and a few other games were having similar problems. I uninstalled Catalyst Control Centre and what do you know, every problem I was having was instantly resolved. Minecraft kept crashing with the infamous ' amdkmdap ' has stopped responding and has recovered. Turns out it was ATI's fucking drivers all along.[/QUOTE]
You Have srsly big problem....
[QUOTE=Mitchel.;30120174]You Have srsly big problem....[/QUOTE]
says the guy who uses windows XP and internet explorer
I think it was a bad driver, I formatted before I thought of reverting to an earlier one, and boom, we're good to go.
[QUOTE=Naruto Sucks;30125403]says the guy who uses windows XP and internet explorer[/QUOTE]
from poland
So it was a bad driver?
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