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Post Date: 2018-05-13
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    Posted: 13 May 2018 at 10:38am
**Not sure if this is the correct place to post this, if not I apologize**

I recently bought the Vanquish - LVL 3 before they changed all the specs. It has the GTX 1070, I5 8600K, ASUS/MSI ( Intel Z370 CHIPSET), 8gb memory, 2tb storage. I've been trying to get LSPDFR to work on my new PC but recently have been having issues with FPS. My pc used to run LSPDFR at 64 fps and now it runs it at 7. I've noticed that the PC is having a hard time running GTAV just on normal settings. I've submitted many support requests and have heard nothing in return. What should I do?
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First check the monitor is plugged into the GPU and not the mobo. 2nd check, any resource hogging programs in the background? (Task manager will help) 3rd check the current drivers. 4th check... run Malwarebytes and CCleaner to clean extraneous garbage.

Other than that, what antivirus are you using?
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Looking back at my documentation the monitor was plugged into the motherboard so I will fix that. There were no resources open in the background. What do I check on the drivers? I'm going to be away from my keyboard so I'm not going to be able to run that until later. I use Malwarebytes and Webroot SecureAnywhere.
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If your monitor was plugged into the mobo, and you moved it to the GPU, your issues will be fixed.

You weren't using the GTX1070 at all, so be prepared to be amazed when it is all fixed up.   
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Ok I appreciate it thanks!
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I wrote this somewhere else in these forums. This will give you a visual to see where to attach the monitor.







Red circle... no good. Those are the mobo connections.

GPU will be further down... yellow circle.

This is my Corsair 240T case Vanquish... yours may differ slightly.
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