fx 8350 bottleneck or driver issue

[Slave Dave]

So i recently took a gtx 570 out of this pc i have and replaced it with a gtx 1050ti and when i open games i notice that i got higher frames when i had my gtx 570 and most games crash when i open them like cs. i managed to get into one game of fortnight and got 90 frames after that fortnight crashed when i tried to launch into a game. Does anybody know what the issue could be?

[r.linder]

Sounds like a driver issue. Use DDU and reinstall.

[Wichtelman]

do you have a decent motherboard and cooler for the fx 8350?
better gpu = more load on the cpu but the fx is good enough to feed a gtx 1050 ti easy...
you did reinstall the gpu drivers right?

[Omega]

Reinstall the graphics drivers after properly wiping the old ones as has already been suggested.

[upcoast]

Argggg, DDU in safe mode reinstall nvidia drivers.

Edit the GTX570 tricked my eyes but I still say the GTX1050ti is really an entry level card by todays standards.

I don't know what games you play but nvidia latest 4xx drivers haven't been kind to GTX10xx gpus in a variety of games like SE4, RoTR I'm staying on 3xx until the coast is clear.

https://www.youtube.com/user/Brudavaloredge/videos

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCP1sR-BkesldLQcYJ0TgF5g/videos

A lot of info on ^ what an FX can or can't do but mostly it can.

[Slave Dave]

Цитата допису 123:

do you have a decent motherboard and cooler for the fx 8350?
better gpu = more load on the cpu but the fx is good enough to feed a gtx 1050 ti easy...
you did reinstall the gpu drivers right?

I would think that my motherboard would be good enough to feed a gtx 1050ti if it could feed a 570 but i use a Gigabyte: GA-78LMT-USB3.1. Also i use Amd's stock cooler that came with the cpu.

[r.linder]

Цитата допису floffty:

Цитата допису 123:

do you have a decent motherboard and cooler for the fx 8350?
better gpu = more load on the cpu but the fx is good enough to feed a gtx 1050 ti easy...
you did reinstall the gpu drivers right?

I would think that my motherboard would be good enough to feed a gtx 1050ti if it could feed a 570 but i use a Gigabyte: GA-78LMT-USB3.1. Also i use Amd's stock cooler that came with the cpu.

Did you install and run DDU in safe mode to remove all GPU driver files and then reinstall the driver? Usually that fixes any driver-related issue, and that's what it sounds like.

Motherboard and cooler would have next to nothing to do with it, and a 1050 Ti would not push an FX 8320 to overheat.

[HypersleepyNaputunia]

my fx 8120 and gtx 1070 was getting about 120 unigine heaven score

[Wichtelman]

"Motherboard and cooler would have next to nothing to do with it, and a 1050 Ti would not push an FX 8320 to overheat."

maybe not in regards to a gtx 1050 ti but if his board and cooler are crap his mosfet and cpu throttle under load...

[Bad 💀 Motha]

Again wipe all nvidia using ddu via its safe mode option and reboot when done then download latest driver package from nvidia.com and run it to install, reboot when done.

[r.linder]

Цитата допису 123:

"Motherboard and cooler would have next to nothing to do with it, and a 1050 Ti would not push an FX 8320 to overheat."

maybe not in regards to a gtx 1050 ti but if his board and cooler are crap his mosfet and cpu throttle under load...

No, it simply doesn't make sense that it would only happen after upgrading to a new GPU. Literally everyone else has been saying to run DDU and freshly install the driver.

[Wichtelman]

well ofc the first thing to do is check if the drivers are up to date but we still put all possibilities that hinder performance on the table...

[r.linder]

Цитата допису 123:

well ofc the first thing to do is check if the drivers are up to date but we still put all possibilities that hinder performance on the table...

The FX-8320 doesn't hinder the 1050 Ti, as OP reported no FPS issues but just crashing, and the issues with crashing is consistent with a driver issue. An issue with another component would have triggered before with the GTX 570 and it would be more than just a few games crashing, the entire system would be unstable.

[Wichtelman]

tbh his info is really limited and he put "fx 8350 bottleneck?" in the title so he has no clue how this stuff works... i did not say that the fx 8350 hinders the gtx 1050 ti but crashes are not just driver related... anyways just lets wait if the issue is fixed after a driver update...

[Bad 💀 Motha]

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Цитата допису 123:

"Motherboard and cooler would have next to nothing to do with it, and a 1050 Ti would not push an FX 8320 to overheat."

maybe not in regards to a gtx 1050 ti but if his board and cooler are crap his mosfet and cpu throttle under load...

No, it simply doesn't make sense that it would only happen after upgrading to a new GPU. Literally everyone else has been saying to run DDU and freshly install the driver.

No it does make sense cause regardless of previous gpu, you should wipe out the Nvidia stuff completely after a swap. While gpu drivers are unified the person would be on highly outdated drivers coming from gtx 570 since after v391, the 400 and 500 series are no longer supported. For gtx 10XX series you want a clean install of a 4xx.xx version driver suite. Why is this so hard to do, it literally takes all of less than 5 mins to run ddu, select safe mode, restart. When ddu pops up click nvidia from drop down menu, select Clean and Restart....done. Then once back in Windows Desktop, download 417 or whatever is latest and install it. Reboot when done.

[r.linder]

Цитата допису Bad 💀 Motha:

Цитата допису Escorve:

No, it simply doesn't make sense that it would only happen after upgrading to a new GPU. Literally everyone else has been saying to run DDU and freshly install the driver.

No it does make sense cause regardless of previous gpu, you should wipe out the Nvidia stuff completely after a swap. While gpu drivers are unified the person would be on highly outdated drivers coming from gtx 570 since after v391, the 400 and 500 series are no longer supported. For gtx 10XX series you want a clean install of a 4xx.xx version driver suite. Why is this so hard to do, it literally takes all of less than 5 mins to run ddu, select safe mode, restart. When ddu pops up click nvidia from drop down menu, select Clean and Restart....done. Then once back in Windows Desktop, download 417 or whatever is latest and install it. Reboot when done.

I was talking about 123 saying that it's his motherboard or cpu throttling that's causing games to crash even though they run at high FPS.