- Dec 2, 2013
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Hello! I have had my computer for 3-4 years now. (Cyber Power Pc)
Although because I wanted much better performance for higher end games, I upgraded it, a lot.
I have replaced nearly everything in it but the case it came with and the hard drive.
Current specs:
Intel i7 6th gen
Gtx 970
Msi z97 gaming motherboard
16 gb of ram
And a 1tb hard drive
Windows 7 prem
Just don't understand why it doesn't run games as expected. Frame rates are fine in games but when it comes to DEMANDING games to run like Battlefield 4, or BattleGrounds. It's not necessarily the frame rate that's poor, it's the rendering things/looking in different directions quickly, very choppy. The loading times. Not only in games but outside gaming in general seem EXTENSIVE. It takes a while to start up and to open programs/files just browsing through desktop.
Perhaps an ssd?
I was at my friend's house and his computer runs battlegrounds smoother than I can at higher graphics settings, and he's only got an intel i5 core with gtx 1050.
I am simply confused as to whether it's a system problem or I just might need an ssd. Because it feels a little to slow for the hardware specs it has.
Please help and THANK YOU, KINDLY.
Although because I wanted much better performance for higher end games, I upgraded it, a lot.
I have replaced nearly everything in it but the case it came with and the hard drive.
Current specs:
Intel i7 6th gen
Gtx 970
Msi z97 gaming motherboard
16 gb of ram
And a 1tb hard drive
Windows 7 prem
Just don't understand why it doesn't run games as expected. Frame rates are fine in games but when it comes to DEMANDING games to run like Battlefield 4, or BattleGrounds. It's not necessarily the frame rate that's poor, it's the rendering things/looking in different directions quickly, very choppy. The loading times. Not only in games but outside gaming in general seem EXTENSIVE. It takes a while to start up and to open programs/files just browsing through desktop.
Perhaps an ssd?
I was at my friend's house and his computer runs battlegrounds smoother than I can at higher graphics settings, and he's only got an intel i5 core with gtx 1050.
I am simply confused as to whether it's a system problem or I just might need an ssd. Because it feels a little to slow for the hardware specs it has.
Please help and THANK YOU, KINDLY.
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