my computer is a big jew

[blockguy™]

whenever i try to play vidya games, after about 20 minutes it becomes really choppy and unplayable


where it drops right there is where my GPU driver crashed ^

i can't change my processor clock because my motherboard is also a big jew

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[The Subject]

Jews don't get chopped, they get burned.

[blockguy™]

they get burned.

that's probably what's happening to my computer
it's overheating like a jew in the oven

[Redo]

Jews don't get chopped, they get burned.

I guess his card must be Nvidia.

[Muzzles56]

I had a similar problem where I would get FPS drops due to the GPU usage decreasing and the CPU usage hitting 100%

The problem was my CPU was overheating, check to see if your CPU temps increase when this happens

[HypnoT]

I guess his card must be Nvidia.

I don't even know what to say to this...

[blockguy™]

I guess his card must be Nvidia.

mhm

[SeventhSandwich]

whenever i try to play vidya games, after about 20 minutes it becomes really choppy and unplayable

Sounds like temperature problems. Use your nvidia control panel (or ATI equivalent) to set the fan speed to max while you're playing. If that doesn't help, open up your computer and try blasting out some of the dust from the fans. If that doesn't help, buy a new video card that can support whatever game you're playing, since clearly your hardware is working harder than it's capable of doing.

I don't even know what to say to this...

He's actually 100% right. Nvidia cards are famous for temperature issues. Don't believe me? Look up 'Nvidia fire meme' on Google images.

[blockguy™]

i've ripped an old fan from my father's PC to try and cool everything down, i'm gonna try and play a game now

[Planr]

He's actually 100% right. Nvidia cards are famous for temperature issues. Don't believe me? Look up 'Nvidia fire meme' on Google images.

well i must be lucky then cause i got a geforce gtx 960m in my laptop here and it never gets hot at all, lol.

[TeeOS]

"oi vey" - op's computer, probably

[hillkill]

when i'm gaming, i stuff you not, i take the side off, and put a 12 inch fan facing the inside to cool it off.

[ZERØ]

Sounds like temperature problems. Use your nvidia control panel (or ATI equivalent) to set the fan speed to max while you're playing. If that doesn't help, open up your computer and try blasting out some of the dust from the fans. If that doesn't help, buy a new video card that can support whatever game you're playing, since clearly your hardware is working harder than it's capable of doing.
He's actually 100% right. Nvidia cards are famous for temperature issues. Don't believe me? Look up 'Nvidia fire meme' on Google images.

My GTX 750 doesn't overheat and its slightly overclocked.
I think a better question would be : Is the case he's using have good airflow?

Many cases have poor airflow, and with bad cable management, even worse, do I even have to add the word dust?

Also I looked it up, this is one of the things I found :

Yep.

[Mr Man]

[Malleo100]

Give back it's jew gold