- Aug 13, 2017
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Hello,
First of all my apologies for the bad English! So here comes my problem:
I finished building my gaming pc just yesterday, and installed GTA V today.
I saw some performance video's online, so I thought i knew what kind of performance I could expect. Directly after the installation completed I changed my resolution and graphics settings to 1278x780 and high. Odly enough, I only got 20-30 fps when I ran the GTA V benchmark. I believe this is not as it should. Furthermore I experience similar differences when playing world of tanks. I don't have a clue what is causing those huge differences... The only thing I had to replace for the pc was the power cable between the power supply and the wall socket. I had to do this because I live in Europe, and we don't have American wall sockets. I replaced the cable for an old one, which belonged to an older computer. Could this cause the difference in frame rate i'm experiencing? Please help
System:
Intel core i5 7500
msi gtx 1070 gaming x 8g
16gb ram
Asus maximus ix hero
First of all my apologies for the bad English! So here comes my problem:
I finished building my gaming pc just yesterday, and installed GTA V today.
I saw some performance video's online, so I thought i knew what kind of performance I could expect. Directly after the installation completed I changed my resolution and graphics settings to 1278x780 and high. Odly enough, I only got 20-30 fps when I ran the GTA V benchmark. I believe this is not as it should. Furthermore I experience similar differences when playing world of tanks. I don't have a clue what is causing those huge differences... The only thing I had to replace for the pc was the power cable between the power supply and the wall socket. I had to do this because I live in Europe, and we don't have American wall sockets. I replaced the cable for an old one, which belonged to an older computer. Could this cause the difference in frame rate i'm experiencing? Please help
System:
Intel core i5 7500
msi gtx 1070 gaming x 8g
16gb ram
Asus maximus ix hero
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