PC Help

[UnknownLogic]

i know its nothing to do with the video but i really am confused and i need some help. quite a while ago now i bought a PC for around £850 and with that price i would expect it to be a decent PC. but the thing is its struggling to run games over 30 fps at times never mind running smooth. plus at times i can see screen tearing and stuttering when playing. now this i could understand if i was playing a big game that isn't easy to run but these games i am talking about are ones like cs-go on low settings. i try to use geforce experience to optimise my game for me but even with that is still lacks. i thought putting some of the specs down would help so here they are:

CPU - AMD A8-7600

RAM - 8.00GB Single-Channel DDR3 @ 806MHz

MOTHER BOARD - Gigabyte Technology Co. Ltd. F2A78M-HD2

GRAPHICS CARD - 2047MB NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 6GB (EVGA)

STORAGE - 465GB Seagate ST3500312CS (SATA )

111GB KINGSTON SA400S37120G (SATA-2 (SSD))

 

If you or anyone else could help me out by either telling me if there is something wrong with my specs or anything along those lines i would be greatly appreciative.

Thank you.

[Cptn.Canuck]

Where is your display cable connected to? It sounds like you might have it plugged into the motherboard which could result in your PC running everything through onboard graphics, rather than the actual graphics card which causes the low performance. A 1060 should be more than enough to get maxed settings in CS:GO.

[Fasauceome]

Hard CPU bottleneck, super old quad core with only so for channel memory sucks. However it shouldn't be this bad

[buzzinkeegs]

id put money on it that the chip set driver or the onboard graphics drivers the issue try ddu and fresh install of nvidia drivers

[_Hustler_One_]

39 minutes ago, UnknownLogic said:

CPU - AMD A8-7600

I think this is the real problem, even I have A10-7500 and it's no good for gaming