I was running a Nvidia 650 and the cooling fan gave out so i upgraded my power supply to 465 from a 300 to support a nvidia gtx 750 ti zotac i bought, on the old card my fps ran around 150 (on minecraft) and now it only runs at 60 steady. I was wondering why this is happening instead of a fps increase?
intel i5 3350p @ 3.19GHz
60 steady, even when looking up at the sky? You might have VSync enabled in the graphics control panel, or in game.
ok thank you, I just checked and it was, i turned it to off and then i started getting 1000-1200 fps. Thank you :D
Just be sure to monitor your GPU temperatures because running Minecraft at excessive frame rates puts a peak load on the GPU and cooling system.
[QUOTE=Monsterkiller;46462541]ok thank you, I just checked and it was, i turned it to off and then i started getting 1000-1200 fps. Thank you :D[/QUOTE]
Why would you want that?
I didn't want the high fps for minecraft. I didnt know how to see my FPS on the other games I was playing so I just used minecraft to see the difference the new graphics card made,
went from 120-150 fps to 1000-1200 fps
Minecraft isn't exactly a great benchmark for measuring performance. It's horribly unoptimized and the frame rate can be severely impacted by chunk issues.
[QUOTE=GiGaBiTe;46492494]Minecraft isn't exactly a great benchmark for measuring performance. It's horribly unoptimized and the frame rate can be severely impacted by chunk issues.[/QUOTE]
most important of all, it really doesn't put that much stress on the GPU
[QUOTE=NitronikALT;46496851]most important of all, it really doesn't put that much stress on the GPU[/QUOTE]
If you uncap the frame rate, it actually puts severe stress on the GPU.
[QUOTE=GiGaBiTe;46499907]If you uncap the frame rate, it actually puts severe stress on the GPU.[/QUOTE]
that's a normal occurrence, what video card wouldn't burst ablaze from rendering 1000 frames per second?
[QUOTE=NitronikALT;46503025]that's a normal occurrence, what video card wouldn't burst ablaze from rendering 1000 frames per second?[/QUOTE]
Running Half-Life at 1000 fps won't set a card ablaze.
Entirely depends on the application running.
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