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chatspamkappa123

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Hello, so i've been trying to solve my problem for a long time but yet couldnt find a solution. Basically all of my games stutter. For example rFactor 2 (everything on full) solid 70-80fps still not smooth, League of Legends (everything on very high) 200+fps but below these fps I can feel the input lag (turning on vsync makes it even worse). CSGO pretty much the same. Could it be my monitor or defected dvi cable?

My rig:
Intel i5-3470
msi Geforce GTX 750ti
Asus P8B75-V (LGA1155)
Ballistic ddr3 CL8 8gb (2x4gb)
Corsair VS 550W
Windows 7 64
 
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Have your done the following:
1-did you update video card drivers?
2-did you update Microsoft Visual C++
3-Is Microsoft NetFrameWork v4.5 installed?
4-did you update DirectX?
5-install the latest game patch?


This is the worst and last answer you want to hear :)

Sometimes the only solutions is a fresh windows install. If you never figure it out, 99.99% of the time, a new windows install is what is needed. Your call :)
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SKIPPY PB

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Did these games update when this started happening. CSGO does that all the time and you loose frames and it becomes a bit slow. V-sync always tends to make the games stutter for me.

Where there any changes you made that caused this to start happening. Graphics driver update, etc.
 
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chatspamkappa123

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Updates did not matter at al land yeah I had GTX 460 before but its been pretty much the same.
 
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CK_Bruno

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Im having the exact same problem. FX3850 and GTX960 and cant run CSGO in more than 40 fps.
Sentey 650 power rock extreme SS
G960 Gaming
Hyperx 8gv ddr3.

Its so weird, have the same cooling as you and cant understand whats the source of the problem.
Please if you find a solution, contact me :D
 
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SKIPPY PB

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9 times out of 10 its something software related. A lot of times it happens when certain things conflict with each other.

40 FPS in csgo is really bad. You probably have V-sync on and all settings maxed out. Turn the settings down in the game and turn v sync off. Low is really not that much different than high in that game.

I would try to do a system restore to a point when everything was working ok.
 
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CK_Bruno

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No, just default setting, didnt touch anything and vsync is off, Extreamely low FPS for that game to be honest.
I dont have any system restore points unfortunately, gonna try uninstalling some thing to see if its software related.
 
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Toothless010

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Have your done the following:
1-did you update video card drivers?
2-did you update Microsoft Visual C++
3-Is Microsoft NetFrameWork v4.5 installed?
4-did you update DirectX?
5-install the latest game patch?


This is the worst and last answer you want to hear :)

Sometimes the only solutions is a fresh windows install. If you never figure it out, 99.99% of the time, a new windows install is what is needed. Your call :)
 
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