- Feb 22, 2013
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Hey!
I have a somewhat new gaming computer that I bought for $1800 (Custom built by TigerDirect.com) about 10-12 months ago(Its off warranty). I bought my computer so I could enjoy flawless gameplay while playing in high settings but I am having some problems!
The main thing I am noticing while in games is that I am getting good frames per second usually 40-90 fps on ultra in most games at all times. What I am starting to notice is that my games have a very slight "Chop" or stutter especially when moving around or moving the camera angle around. Its not terribly obvious but its definitely there and more so in first person shooters than in games like Starcraft II, I have tried lowering game settings to low but it doesn't help. This makes enjoying immersive games like Skyrim/Bf3/bf4/ESO hard because I am always noticing the camera view kind of stutter a bit when I am looking around corners for guys to shoot or running down a street looking for enemy's.
Also, my BF4 won't even play anymore, there's something horribly wrong with it that a fresh install of the game did NOT fix. Many textures refuse to render properly and they all look very blurry, the game has a terrible stutter or choppiness that's so bad the game is unplayable even if the textures were looking normal. I don't know if the problems are related because this is the only game that's unplayable and the problem is so bad in bf4 I don't want to say its related to the problems with my other games.
One problem I have thought of which I need advice on is if my SSD/HDD configuration might be causing the problems with my games that are playable. I only have my windows files stores on my C drive which is the 128 mb SSD and everything else including my games are installed to my 1TB HDD.
Heres my specs:
Windows 7 home premium 64bit
8 GB ram
Intel core i5-4570 @ 3.20
Nvidia GTX 760
Asus 787-pro motherboard
Corsair hx-850 power supply
I have a somewhat new gaming computer that I bought for $1800 (Custom built by TigerDirect.com) about 10-12 months ago(Its off warranty). I bought my computer so I could enjoy flawless gameplay while playing in high settings but I am having some problems!
The main thing I am noticing while in games is that I am getting good frames per second usually 40-90 fps on ultra in most games at all times. What I am starting to notice is that my games have a very slight "Chop" or stutter especially when moving around or moving the camera angle around. Its not terribly obvious but its definitely there and more so in first person shooters than in games like Starcraft II, I have tried lowering game settings to low but it doesn't help. This makes enjoying immersive games like Skyrim/Bf3/bf4/ESO hard because I am always noticing the camera view kind of stutter a bit when I am looking around corners for guys to shoot or running down a street looking for enemy's.
Also, my BF4 won't even play anymore, there's something horribly wrong with it that a fresh install of the game did NOT fix. Many textures refuse to render properly and they all look very blurry, the game has a terrible stutter or choppiness that's so bad the game is unplayable even if the textures were looking normal. I don't know if the problems are related because this is the only game that's unplayable and the problem is so bad in bf4 I don't want to say its related to the problems with my other games.
One problem I have thought of which I need advice on is if my SSD/HDD configuration might be causing the problems with my games that are playable. I only have my windows files stores on my C drive which is the 128 mb SSD and everything else including my games are installed to my 1TB HDD.
Heres my specs:
Windows 7 home premium 64bit
8 GB ram
Intel core i5-4570 @ 3.20
Nvidia GTX 760
Asus 787-pro motherboard
Corsair hx-850 power supply
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