Asus GTX 560 framerate problems


  1. yeroman
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    Asus GTX 560 framerate problems


    Hey guys I really, really need your help.

    I had a GTS 250. Games were running smoothly on high settings on 8x AA until suddenly every games ran below 20 FPS. So I bought an Asus GTX 560 and I thought everything will run smoothly again. But I was wrong. I'm still getting below 30 FPS - even on 4x AA! I'm assuming the culprit's my 500W CoolerMaster CPU?

    I looked around the internet and found out that my card should have been connected to two 6pin connectors. My PSU came with only one so I plugged the other 6pin that my card came with to two 4pin molex..

    My system runs on Core i5 760 and 4GB (2x2 GB) RAM.
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  3. Ivan the SoSo
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    Both the old and new card requires a 600 watt power supply.....So low power could/maybe be the problem.....
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  4. yeroman
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    That's what I suspect as well. Or maybe it short circuited or something because I used to play NBA 2k11 on 8x AA on high settings, crowds, bench, players, etc with even hi-res texture packs. Now it struggles even on medium settings on 4x AA..

    But how can I tell if it's a PSU failure or a motherboard failure?
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  6. Ivan the SoSo
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    A power supply loses about 10% of it's output per year..,..The only way is to try a known good 600 watt power supply, also those molex to six pin adapters are problematic as well....
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  7. yeroman
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    Thanks, man! I'm looking out for some good PSU's now.. I really hope it's not the motherboard..
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  8. Seven Eleven
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    At stock speeds 560 Ti requires 500 Watt PSU minimum, not 600.
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