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[KloudRiot]

hey i just installed my i5 2500k on my h61m s motherboard its working fine but the only reason is when i open a game it crashes or graphic blurr so should i update my bios or update intel hd  driver and i dont know which version should i dawnload help 

 

[FakeFBI]

5 minutes ago, KloudRiot said:

hey i just installed my i5 2500k on my h61m s motherboard its working fine but the only reason is when i open a game it crashes or graphic blurr so should i update my bios or update intel hd  driver and i dont know which version should i dawnload help 

 

i think the old weak i5's has just come to eat you, i dont think its anything else, besides drivers

[KloudRiot]

do i need to update the driver??

 

[KloudRiot]

all background are working fine but it just freezes the game

 

[FAZIN]

Your GPU is probably causing the issue. Updating the video driver may solve your problem.

[KloudRiot]

i have 

Intel® HD Graphics 3000

• what version do i dawnload

[IkeaGnome]

8 minutes ago, KloudRiot said:

do i need to update the driver??

 

I would start with drivers. BIOS update wouldn't hurt if you didn't do it with the new CPU. 

https://www.asrock.com/mb/intel/h61m/#BIOS

For the integrated graphics, it's here.

https://downloadcenter.intel.com/download/24970/Intel-Graphics-Driver-for-Windows-15-28-

[Tristerin]

Pull CMOS for 1 minute, put back in, your BIOS probably thinks it has, and is POWERING it with these parameters, whatever your old CPU was.

 

Bet this fixes it.

[KloudRiot]

win64_152824.exe

Windows 8.1, 64-bit*
Windows 8, 64-bit*
Windows 7, 64-bit*

Language: Multi language

Size: 125.67 MB

MD5: cfefbca234a6a5e768f24bb4e8d48d81?????????

[Tristerin]

Just now, KloudRiot said:

win64_152824.exe

Windows 8.1, 64-bit*
Windows 8, 64-bit*
Windows 7, 64-bit*

Language: Multi language

Size: 125.67 MB

MD5: cfefbca234a6a5e768f24bb4e8d48d81?????????

 

1 minute ago, Tristerin said:

Pull CMOS for 1 minute, put back in, your BIOS probably thinks it has, and is POWERING it with these parameters, whatever your old CPU was.

 

Bet this fixes it.

Do this, if it thinks it has, for example, the old i3 or whatever you replaced it from, you will have a bad time.

[KloudRiot]

1 minute ago, Tristerin said:

Pull CMOS for 1 minute, put back in, your BIOS probably thinks it has, and is POWERING it with these parameters, whatever your old CPU was.

 

Bet this fixes it.

CMOS???

[FakeFBI]

7 minutes ago, KloudRiot said:

i have 

Intel® HD Graphics 3000

• what version do i dawnload

guys thats intergrated graphics

[WkdPaul]

* thread moved to the Troubleshooting section *

[IkeaGnome]

6 minutes ago, KloudRiot said:

CMOS???

Grab your manual from here.

https://www.asrock.com/mb/Intel/H61M-S/index.asp#Manual

I assumed you had already cleared CMOS when I was linking drivers.Sorry for jumping ahead. CMOS is the memory that is built into your motherboard. If you didn't reset it, it's more than likely still trying to run with the settings for the i3 and causing your issues. If you don't have the jumper cap, it should be on the motherboard CMOS header, you can use a screwdriver or something else metal, paperclip, anything that you can use and not touch other pins.

Spoiler

 

[Tristerin]

4 minutes ago, KloudRiot said:

CMOS???

There is a watch battery on the motherboard.  If your motherboard has CMOS JUMP pins next to it, you can short the pins to reset CMOS.  If not you can just pull the watch battery out (tiny plastic clip to push aside and it will fall out) for 1 minute, put it back in, this erases all BIOS settings (including the settings that are delivering the power to your CPU) and when it posts with a fresh BIOS it will note the new CPU and adjust how it delivers power.

[KloudRiot]

should i remove it turning on the pc or??

 

[IkeaGnome]

1 hour ago, Voluspa said:

Grab your manual from here.

https://www.asrock.com/mb/Intel/H61M-S/index.asp#Manual

I assumed you had already cleared CMOS when I was linking drivers.Sorry for jumping ahead. CMOS is the memory that is built into your motherboard. If you didn't reset it, it's more than likely still trying to run with the settings for the i3 and causing your issues. If you don't have the jumper cap, it should be on the motherboard CMOS header, you can use a screwdriver or something else metal, paperclip, anything that you can use and not touch other pins.

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49 minutes ago, KloudRiot said:

should i remove it turning on the pc or??

 

As per the directions in the spoiler above, have the pc off.

[Gazereths]

What game are you trying to run? You said you are running the intel inegrated graphics HD3000, that is an extremely weak graphics solution (it's the graphics chip onboard the CPU) and is not capable of running many games.

 

If you have a dedicated graphics card make sure your display is plugged into the dedicated graphics card not the motherboard's disaply output.