Good Gaming PC, But my Frames are terrible! Need help.

calebgriffin · Jul 10, 2015

I don't even know why, Before my upgrade yesterday, I had a crap AMD A600k APU or something like that, and a Gigabyte F2a55m, I believe. But anyways I could get pretty decent frames in some games like in ARMA 2 Operation Arrowhead, at custom setting between normal and high graphics. Now with my Intel i5-4670 and my MSI B85m gaming motherboard, I cant even play on those settings. I have 2x4 gigs of Corsair Vengeance RAM, and an NVIDIA Geforce GTX 750 Ti graphics card. (Same RAM and graphics card as before.) On windows experience index Everything but my hard drive (which is rated at 5.9) is rated at 7.6. (My graphics card was rated at 7.2 but then I updated my drivers for it and it went up to 7.6.) Thanks for taking your time to read this. ANY possible solution would be accepted.

rgd1101 · Jul 10, 2015

reinstall the os?

calebgriffin · Jul 10, 2015

rgd1101 :

I dont think the OS is the problem, considering that I just Installed it fresh.

calebgriffin · Jul 10, 2015

I was thinking that since its just a 2 gig card, that It would be best to upgrade to a better card, such as a 4 gig like this one.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814487088

With my specs, do you think I will easily be able to get excelent frames on demanding games such as ARMA 3 and Grand Theft Auto V?
On very high setting?

calebgriffin · Jul 10, 2015

rgd1101 :

I have a 450 Watt psu, which came standard with my old case, could this be a problem? Considering the fact that my old Mobo and CPU didnt require such a heavy amount of power like my new ones do. Maybe upgrading to a 500w or 650w would help?
And I do have alot more fans in this case.

Supernova1138 · Jul 10, 2015

calebgriffin :

Yeah, a bad power supply could cause low performance, and any PSU packaged with a case is virtually guaranteed to be crap. Buy a good quality 550 Watt PSU if you want some headroom for future upgrades to your GPU.

calebgriffin · Jul 10, 2015

Supernova1138 :

calebgriffin :

Yeah, a bad power supply could cause low performance, and any PSU packaged with a case is virtually guaranteed to be crap. Buy a good quality 550 Watt PSU if you want some headroom for future upgrades to your GPU.

Thanks man, would a 550w be okay for this http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814487088 ?

Supernova1138 · Jul 10, 2015

A good quality 550 Watt PSU will handle any single GPU system. The GTX 970 doesn't use a huge amount of power for its performance level so it would work fine.

calebgriffin · Jul 10, 2015

Supernova1138 :

Alrightey Thanks Man! will sell graphics card for power supply, then buy the EVGA GTX 970.

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