- Nov 11, 2015
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I recently upgraded my PC with a GTX 750 by Nvidia and notice some driver issues and performance drops in games. I assumed this card would be great but in games there is a noticeable stutter and drop in frame rate.
Games are able to run, but would stutter from time to time especially during in-game combat. Some games like resident evil, the running animation would seem choppy. My fps would be in the low and mid 20's even with low settings.
I uninstalled the amd catalyst suite and old video drivers and did a fresh clean install of nvidia's drivers but still seem to have that same issue. I'm using an hdtv running at a resolution of 1600x900 with details turned down to medium and low settings.
I mostly play mmorpg, indie games, and resident evil. I'm connected via hdmi using an adapter to convert it to mini hdmi, reason being that my graphic's card only supports mini hdmi, vga, and dvi (hdtv only has hdmi).
The Brand of my motherboard is MSI (model no. a78m-e45 v2) and my graphics card (PNY). When I run benchmarks it doesn't seem to recognize my cpu which is an a8-7670k (kavari). My system is all running at stock speeds.
I am wondering if there are any conflicts with drivers that may require a fresh install (reinstalling windows) or something in the bios that i need to setup. How do you properly configure an APU if you are not planning on using the integrated graphics? How do I make sure that my graphics card is running at it's advertised speeds.
PS: Is it safe to run multiple benchmarks? My systems specs are Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit SP1
8GB of Kingston HyperX Fury 1866mhz cl10
MSI A78M-E45 V2 (recently updated the bios)
2047MB Nvidia Geforce GTX 750 (PNY)
1TB WD Blue 64mb cache 7200rpm
Corsair cx600m
Games are able to run, but would stutter from time to time especially during in-game combat. Some games like resident evil, the running animation would seem choppy. My fps would be in the low and mid 20's even with low settings.
I uninstalled the amd catalyst suite and old video drivers and did a fresh clean install of nvidia's drivers but still seem to have that same issue. I'm using an hdtv running at a resolution of 1600x900 with details turned down to medium and low settings.
I mostly play mmorpg, indie games, and resident evil. I'm connected via hdmi using an adapter to convert it to mini hdmi, reason being that my graphic's card only supports mini hdmi, vga, and dvi (hdtv only has hdmi).
The Brand of my motherboard is MSI (model no. a78m-e45 v2) and my graphics card (PNY). When I run benchmarks it doesn't seem to recognize my cpu which is an a8-7670k (kavari). My system is all running at stock speeds.
I am wondering if there are any conflicts with drivers that may require a fresh install (reinstalling windows) or something in the bios that i need to setup. How do you properly configure an APU if you are not planning on using the integrated graphics? How do I make sure that my graphics card is running at it's advertised speeds.
PS: Is it safe to run multiple benchmarks? My systems specs are Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit SP1
8GB of Kingston HyperX Fury 1866mhz cl10
MSI A78M-E45 V2 (recently updated the bios)
2047MB Nvidia Geforce GTX 750 (PNY)
1TB WD Blue 64mb cache 7200rpm
Corsair cx600m
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