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graphics problems with new pc!

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6 hours ago, BeN00bly101 said:

@Brooksie359 @Cracklingice okay so upgraded to that windows 10, apparently I have got the full version now due to having already full version of 8.1. Anyways so I was never able to play gta with direct x 11 only 10 and at 30fps , last night I played at least 45mins of gta on direct x 11 and high settings at 60fps and never crashed or froze , there were like a few fps spikes and 1 millisecond flickers but only minimum. Minecraft also used to crash within 10mins on high and 60fps, last night had it on high, unlimited fps it was like at 120fps by itself and with shaders even as well. played that for about an hour and a half never crashed. The only problem I ran into was planet coaster very high settings had some problems and crashed and said something about wattman or something but other then that, what you guys think?

It sounds like you aren't getting the same issues as before so that sounds like a win in my book.

It's 6am here.  I've been up a few hours now.  Been sick with a fever and spending as much time asleep as possible so I've been up and sleeping at really odd hours the last few days.

There's something cool here - you just can't see it.

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12 minutes ago, Cracklingice said:

It's 6am here.  I've been up a few hours now.  Been sick with a fever and spending as much time asleep as possible so I've been up and sleeping at really odd hours the last few days.

I always get crap sleep lol anyways talk to you guys soon

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@Brooksie359 @Cracklingice okay so upgraded to that windows 10, apparently I have got the full version now due to having already full version of 8.1. Anyways so I was never able to play gta with direct x 11 only 10 and at 30fps , last night I played at least 45mins of gta on direct x 11 and high settings at 60fps and never crashed or froze , there were like a few fps spikes and 1 millisecond flickers but only minimum. Minecraft also used to crash within 10mins on high and 60fps, last night had it on high, unlimited fps it was like at 120fps by itself and with shaders even as well. played that for about an hour and a half never crashed. The only problem I ran into was planet coaster very high settings had some problems and crashed and said something about wattman or something but other then that, what you guys think?

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6 hours ago, BeN00bly101 said:

@Brooksie359 @Cracklingice okay so upgraded to that windows 10, apparently I have got the full version now due to having already full version of 8.1. Anyways so I was never able to play gta with direct x 11 only 10 and at 30fps , last night I played at least 45mins of gta on direct x 11 and high settings at 60fps and never crashed or froze , there were like a few fps spikes and 1 millisecond flickers but only minimum. Minecraft also used to crash within 10mins on high and 60fps, last night had it on high, unlimited fps it was like at 120fps by itself and with shaders even as well. played that for about an hour and a half never crashed. The only problem I ran into was planet coaster very high settings had some problems and crashed and said something about wattman or something but other then that, what you guys think?

It sounds like you aren't getting the same issues as before so that sounds like a win in my book.

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1 hour ago, Brooksie359 said:

It sounds like you aren't getting the same issues as before so that sounds like a win in my book.

Yeah I mean I haven't had a chance to test some more but considering the results already, I think so too. Thanks for all your help guys seriously this means so much to finally have it fixed omg! :)

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