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GTX560Ti OC 1GB is working much slower then the current GeForce 9800GT in windows 7

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Old 17-08-2011
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GTX560Ti OC 1GB is working much slower then the current GeForce 9800GT in windows 7

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I am endeavoring to "upgrade" my Dell XPS720 commencing from a 9800GT to a GTX560Ti and am experiencing a number of strange tribulations. Upon installing the innovative card and booting up Windows 7 for the primary time, the whole thing come into view to be going extremely slowly indeed. On one occasion into Windows, the CPU was receiving methodically hammered and my frame rate in Eve online just presently regarding halved. I tried uninstalling and reinstalling drivers and eventually did a clean reinstall of windows, presumptuous with the intention of it was a software issue. The 560 card is extremely well by the way, as my friend uses accurately the similar one in his windows 7 PC and his PC performance did not revolutionize when I tried my card in his rig.

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Re: GTX560Ti OC 1GB is working much slower then the current GeForce 9800GT in windows 7

Initially did you create certain with the intention of you cleared the CMOS when you installed the upgrading. Did you create certain with the purpose of you inserted the entire the power cables into the innovative card as I expect it essentially requires additional than the old card. I did plug the card into the PCIe 16x slot strongly and I did connect the two 6-pin power connectors as intended for it. Both of these come into view to run, as I have formerly tried them both out through the 9800GT. It might have been accidentally, as I might not be familiar with how to clear it. What is usually stored in the CMOS and might a failure to clear it cause the symptoms I describe.
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Re: GTX560Ti OC 1GB is working much slower then the current GeForce 9800GT in windows 7

I had originated out how to clear the CMOS, eliminated my 9800, cleared the CMOS and reinstalled the 560Ti and regrettably, this does not come into view to have encompassed and solved the predicament. On the other hand, I did track down the cause of the high CPU procedure, namely system interrupts. I am presently endeavoring to locate out what is causing such a high level of interrupts, almost certainly a driver, and determine to position this when I be able to. The bottom line is to facilitate my shiny innovative graphics card is at present back in my system, which is currently working with like an unconditional.
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Re: GTX560Ti OC 1GB is working much slower then the current GeForce 9800GT in windows 7

You determine to at present necessitate entering the BIOS by pressing DEL and loading Optimized BIOS Defaults. Create several additional changes to the BIOS settings to suit your self similar to disabling the floppy drive, disabling the full screen logo and creating the HDD the most important boot apparatus and then press F10 to save and exit. An additional thing to make sure is for malware and viruses. They be able to sluggish a system to a crawl through no trouble. Endeavor the computer unplugged commencing from the internet.
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Re: GTX560Ti OC 1GB is working much slower then the current GeForce 9800GT in windows 7

It might come into view that my USB drivers and SATA drivers are causing an assortment of interrupts with the intention of they be supposed to not be. Why these do not misbehave when the 9800 is installed is not clear, other than they positively slug the CPU at the moment. I have encompassed downloaded 64-bit versions or descriptions of the 680i SATA drivers, other than they come into view to sit alongside the preceding versions to a certain extent than replacing them. I imagine I necessitate locating a way of forcing a clean inaugurate of the 64-bit drivers as the predicament does not come into view to have gone away.
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Re: GTX560Ti OC 1GB is working much slower then the current GeForce 9800GT in windows 7

Try uninstalling the offending files by means of DriverCleaner and then replace through the innovative drivers. The nvlddmkm.sys at present come into view to be in the frame. The Latencymon is reporting this as the most important draw on the CPU, even although I am tranquil receiving high numbers of interrupts commencing from the USBPORT.sys, STORPORT.sys and nvstor64.sys drivers. I in conclusion managed to acquire the latter 3 drivers updated, other than the nvlddmkm.sys file is fraction of the nvidia 560 driver set and is at the most recent version or description. The fact with the purpose of I did not have this predicament until I position the 560 into my PC and with the intention of the 560 worked extremely well in another PC.
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