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ryanapfel

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  1. I installed a new 780m in my pc and everything works fine except when i play any game that has a heavy load on the gpu (assassins creed unity, Dying light, etc.) with the graphics settings set to ultra, everything runs perfect and smooth for exactly 10 seconds at a time, then drops FPS horribly for exactly 35 seconds, then is smooth for exactly 10 seconds, then laggs again for exactly 35 seconds. even if i drop the graphics settings way down, it will cycle through like that regardless of movement or anything on the screen. i can stand alone in a small room not moving and it will do the same thing on all games. i have attached a picture of the GPU-Z pic i took while it went though its cycles. you can see in the previous bar graphs what it was doing. Pretty easy to see that the core clock and memory clock are spiking for the exact amount of times that i lagg and are smooth. but why is it doing that? Any ideas or help would be great. thanks Also, the max temp it ever got to was 79 even after playing with the crappy fps for about an hour, and i have the most recent 780m driver installed, although i tried a few different older drivers with the same results
  2. you should try some dielectric grease. if it is a short, it will keep it from arcing and help keep it seated and in contact.[h=3][/h]
  3. try holding the FN key when booting up. it will start up, restart, then should have a reset bios. it worked for me when i thought i bricked my rig
  4. you may want to try reinserting the old card and getting it back to normal, then changing the bios settings, restarting, and then changing out to the new card. it worked for me (different card but same prossess)
  5. as far as i understand, the bios settings need to be changed BEFORE putting in the new card. then restart, then shut off and change card.
  6. before you take the old card out, you need to, )Enter the A12 unlocked bios disable Integrated sound card, disable the integrated graphics Second Advanced Menu>Video Configuration>disable IGP>set display to PEG>F10 reboot then power off
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