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Florian11
By Florian11
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So we bought a gaming PC 3 Sears ago, so now he you will think it is not a real gaming machine. But I never Figuren out why the processor doesnt run new games With Mord than 10 FPs. Sometimes the PC even stops running while surfing in the Internet. Having an Internet page open at playing the old Battlefield 2 makes it unplayable.

I've searched for solutions but i couldnt find one that worked.

I dont Know the complete hardware :

AMD Athlon X4 645 @3,1ghz

Motherboard am3

Nvidia geforce GTX 560

8 GB Corsair RAM clock is about 800mhz

Win7 home premium 64 bit

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Buy some new ram man.

Do you think that would be the problem? I mean, as long as latency is lower also, it should not be a big problem.

 

 

 

If could be defective ram tho. Best to make a memory check. I also could be virus, or something running in background.

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check taskmrg for cpu use and update drivers and crap oh and check temps 

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there is a tech support area on the forums, called Troubleshooting.

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Clean out the dust, reapply thermal paste, and do HDD format and OS reinstall

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But the Temperaturen of CPU etc are AG 40-50°Celsius and the CPU usage always gets high, and my Cousin has THW normal Athlon x2 @2ghz onna GTX 260 and THW same Corsair RAM and has Vetter Benchmarks

PS: my harddrive is a Seagate With 7200rpm and 500gb

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I habe kaspersky Internet sec. And made complete scan, no Malware, etc. Found

Please excuse my Bad english, i am just 15 Sears old and my motherlanguage is german

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Buy some new ram man.

It's probably 2x4gb 1600mhz sticks that, since they are dual channel, appear in the BIOS as 800mhz. So his RAM is fine.

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So what could be the Problem, maybe something that i can do without opening the case

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He is slow since we got him and i have already reinstalled the OS

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no, because if i turn off ksapersky internet ssecurity i dont feel any change

 

i have a laptop for my games and there runs everything really good although i have skype internet etc. open: i7 4702MQ @2.2 turbo boost @3.2 Ghz 16gb kingston ram @1600 mhz, gt750M 2GB Vram, Toshiba 1TB 5400rpm HDD

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Reset all overclocks, Scan for viruses with Malwarebytes, Update Drivers.  Try that and see what happens. 

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i have already done that. Do you think I know how to overclock a CPU :P

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Could be HDD having too many bad sectors. Since you are having issues after reinstalling OS.

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I didnt have problems reinstalling THe os, PS: for testing if its the HDD who makes it so slow, can i plug my laptop HDD SATA 3 in the motherboard of the computer who has SATA 2?

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