
Hi everyone,
I’ve had my PC for a while, and it’s always performed well across all games. However, in the past few weeks, I’ve noticed a significant drop in performance. After reinstalling Windows and updating all drivers, I ran a 3DMark benchmark, and the results were alarming. My system scored 6842, while the average for my hardware is 13854—placing me in the lowest 1%.
System Specs:
- GPU: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 Ti
- Memory: 11GB GDDR6
- Driver Version: 32.0.15.6081
- Core Clock (Boost): 1740 MHz (Base: 1350 MHz)
- Average Core Clock (Benchmark): 1430 MHz
- Memory Clock: 1750 MHz
- Average Memory Clock (Benchmark): 1750 MHz
- Average Temp: 74°C
- Resizable BAR: Disabled
- CPU: Intel Core i9-9900K
- Base Clock: 3.6 GHz
- Boost Clock: 5.0 GHz
- Average Clock (Benchmark): 4.7 GHz
- Average Temp: 71°C
- Motherboard: ASUS ROG Maximus XI Hero (Wi-Fi)
- RAM: 16GB DDR4 2142 MHz
- PSU: Seasonic 850W Platinum
Benchmark Details:
- I ran the Time Spy benchmark multiple times, and each time, the results were consistently poor. Here’s a link to the benchmark comparison: 3DMark Results.
- I’ve also attached an Image of telemetry data for more insights. This will probably help most.
Observations:
Here are some of my observations:
- The framerate starts high but drops quickly—I'm unsure if this is normal.
- The GPU temperature peaks at 75°C, so I don’t think heat is the issue.
Any insights on what might be causing this significant drop in performance? If you need more information, feel free to ask—I'm eager to get this resolved!
Thank you for your help!
2 Comments
How is the CPU holding up?
First thing I’d recommend is going Into your bios and reset to default settings.
Your clocks are very stock, 3dmark is going to have more people than not that are overclocking everything for the scores. However with that said even with stock clocks your FPS is definitely not where it should be.
Where did you pull your system specs from? Is. Your Ram really rated at that speed?