PC Optimazation

[thunderfire123]

http://ca.pcpartpicker.com/p/Dw2yP6

Those are the parts for my pc, when I run benchmarks on it. The scores are much lower compared to what other computers can do with the similar components. Like for CineBench 15 I only can get 31.68 FPS OpenGL and 118cb.

 

Also it does much lower in Fire strike compared to other results

 

I have installed all drivers for GPU, Mobo and Windows

 

 

[I need a better name]

are your drivers up to date?

[thunderfire123]

are your drivers up to date?

Yes

[DannyRyu]

overclocked? how are temps?

[airdeano]

not to be dis-ing, but the GTX 750 ti isn't the powerhouse to drive scores into

WOW territory. your RAM is 2133, is your mobo using XMP or default?

[thunderfire123]

 

overclocked? how are temps?

Not overclocked, temps are fine at 30 C

 

 

not to be dis-ing, but the GTX 750 ti isn't the powerhouse to drive scores into
WOW territory. your RAM is 2133, is your mobo using XMP or default?

 

I know but the graphics card is not matching other gtx 750ti scores. I don't know what xmp is

[airdeano]

XMP=intel extreme memory profile.

open CPU-Z and look to see if the RAM speed is 800MHz or 1066MHz under the

memory tab.

[minibois]

Weird, looking up some other results it shows the 750 Ti with much higher scores. 60-110 fps or so (with that i5 about 80, an older i3 gave 60 and an i7 4790K had 110)

Can you take a look at the temperatures of your components? Are either of the two overclocked or can you take a look in MSI Afterburner or similar to see the clock speeds of your 750 Ti

[DannyRyu]

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I mean't temps during testing

[thunderfire123]

 

Weird, looking up some other results it shows the 750 Ti with much higher scores. 60-110 fps or so (with that i5 about 80, an older i3 gave 60 and an i7 4790K had 110)
Can you take a look at the temperatures of your components? Are either of the two overclocked or can you take a look in MSI Afterburner or similar to see the clock speeds of your 750 Ti

 

XMP=intel extreme memory profile.
open CPU-Z and look to see if the RAM speed is 800MHz or 1066MHz under the
memory tab.

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[thunderfire123]

I mean't temps during testing

For CineBench, they don't really change but much such as 5 C