Low fps on gmes for no reason at all

[Alberto Balsalm]

i updated all my drivers
and my system is good enough to run these games yesterday i had 120-160 fps now its on 20-50

[Alberto Balsalm]

My system info is like this
Processor & Chipset

Processor Manufacturer

Intel®

Processor Type

Core™ i5

Processor Generation

8th Gen

Processor Model

i5-8300H

Processor Speed

2.30 GHz

Maximum Turbo Speed

4 GHz

Processor Core

Quad-core (4 Core™)

Cache

8 MB

64-bit Processing
NVIDIA®

Graphics Controller Model

GeForce® GTX 1050

[Alberto Balsalm]

and this is not just one game it is on all of my games

[Eldin]

Check your CPU and GPU temperature.
My fps suddenly became low on all games. Then I noticed that my GPU fan is not working. And as soon as temperature reaches 95°C fps drastically drops.

[Hennix]

check if your system run on the integrated graphic or on your gtx 1050

[Zekiran]

Since you don't say WHICH games, it's kind of impossible to tell you what's going on.

Please go to the top of the steam library window and click HELP > SYSTEM INFORMATION and paste the ENTIRE list here. That will give a better overview with hardware, drivers, and the like that might shed some light. But also be specific about what games you're trying to run.

Have you EVER been able to run those games on that EXACT computer? Was this before or after you updated any part of that computer - the operating system, drivers, hardware, etc?

[The Giving One]

Originally posted by Walrus:

i updated all my drivers

Go to Steam in the top of the client, then system information. Right click, select all, then copy and paste all that here. (EDIT...Ninja'd by the good Zekiran)

Yes, it is another way to display your specs, and if you updated drivers using Windows 10 (and I don't see your OS in your specs), then it is possible you have on-board graphics being updated also, and causing an issue with the dedicated GTX 1050.

Originally posted by Walrus:

yesterday i had 120-160 fps now its on 20-50

Not unless you have a 240 Hz display, no you were not. A counter simply telling you that you are getting that many FPS does not necessarily make it so. If your display is only 60 Hz, then it is impossible for it to render 120 FPS, without using GeForce to modify that with the features available, if so.