FPS is bad if I leave my computer on for days.

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  1. bobafetthotmail
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    Win 7 Pro 64-bit 7601
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    ok, close them all and let it run overnight, then try if there are still issues. If there are no issues, add one program at a time, run overnight, see for FPS issues. This way you should find out what is the offending program that you must close before gaming.

    I'm personally betting on Chrome and on any program that has a "autosave after a few minutes" feature.

    Anyway, if you post a list of them, others may tell you more.
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  3. beret21
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    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
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    some particular components might heat up due to that long RUN . . .And you know that you cant check the temperature of every component on the mobo ! ! I think that is the problem
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  4. Doctoral
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    Guys, I have resolved this issue: FPS is bad if I leave my computer on for days.-emyt911.png I just kinda threw a lot of money at it and it works better...
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