Brand new computer lags!

[Pinoyonb]

Hey guys! Today I finally got my new PC, but I'm having issues. I have downloaded World of Warcraft and have the graphic savings at: High. But I only get up to 20 fps for some reason. CS:GO Is also having issues, where I only get 60 fps at fullscreen mode. I have downloaded the latest of my drivers. I would be really happy if you people on LTT could help me out and solve this problem . 

 

This is my computer specs:

[the jolly roger]

do you have a GPU?

[TheGamingBarrel]

What is your GPU? Even a i7 on iGPU should be able to play CS GO well (Not on highest settings though)

[MattLantis]

I'd hope you have at least a 770 if you're running an i7.

[typographie]

Additionally, if you have a discrete GPU, make sure your monitor is plugged into it rather than into your motherboard. The i7-4790K has an integrated GPU, and it will be used if that's what your monitor is attached to.

[Pinoyonb]

http://gyazo.com/d028988e520cea8fb4ceeef9013b916d

 

Sorry here is everything

[jem.graham]

Make sure your bios is up to date, sometimes this could cause issues

[Pinoyonb]

Make sure your bios is up to date, sometimes this could cause issues

What do you mean with bios? 

[TheGamingBarrel]

Is the monitor plugged into the graphics card or the motherboard?

[Pinoyonb]

Is the monitor plugged into the graphics card or the motherboard?

Sorry for my bad PC experience. But how do I know if its plugged into the graphics card or the motherboard?

[bomerr]

did you install chipset and graphics drivers?

[Pinoyonb]

did you install chipset and graphics drivers?

I think so. I installed GeForce experience and updated my drivers.

[ablangc]

Can you take a picture of the back of your computer?  It would help especially since you are unsure on your configuration.  Nice computer though!

[Pinoyonb]

http://gyazo.com/d1b152ca86287dcd188269c843955196

 

Here it is

[bomerr]

I think so. I installed GeForce experience and updated my drivers.

okay you have the graphic drivers install then

 

what about the chipset drivers? did you install those from the cd that came with your motherboard or the manufacture website? 

[Pinoyonb]

okay you have the graphic drivers install then

 

what about the chipset drivers? did you install those from the cd that came with your motherboard or the manufacture website? 

What I don't understand anything...

[minicale]

This has to be a troll thread you don't deserve that PC...

 

Either way you need to plug your HDMI cable into the graphics card HDMI output otherwise you are not using your gpu <_<

[chibi-edowardo]

LOLOLOL im sorry can't help it

[chibi-edowardo]

This has to be a troll thread you don't deserve that PC...

 

Either way you need to plug your HDMI cable into the graphics card HDMI output otherwise you are not using your gpu <_<

Troll is strong with this one

[Pinoyonb]

My friend told me that the problem can be that I am using HDMI from my computer to screen

[chibi-edowardo]

Just incase you're not trolling. You unplug the HDMI cord from the CPU and plug it into the GPU but you got to take out the bluish cap 1st then plug it in.

[chibi-edowardo]

So you take out the HDMI from the CPU and plug it into the GPU.

[Pinoyonb]

But the CPU is inside the computer???? or am I wrong? I am completly new to this so...

[chibi-edowardo]

But the CPU is inside the computer???? or am I wrong? I am completly new to this so...

Lol you must be trolling. 

 

Anyway so you unplug the HDMI from the back panel

[chibi-edowardo]

then you plug in the HDMI to the back panel of the GPU