So, I am not a huge Gamer but sometimes play left for dead 4 with my stepson. I may play more later but I am getting frustrated.
I built this PC not too long ago:
i7 2600 chip 3.4mhz
Intel DP67BG motherboard
samsung Pro SSD
8gb of ram
Invidia GeForce GTX260...given to me by a friend.
Running Win 7 home 64 bit and not a whole lot loaded on it. Fresh install from MS disc, not a Brand Name bloated setup. I am running Norton virus protection which in the past has slowed things some, but not much.
I frequently get to points in games and some intensive video where the FPS goes to 2.1 and the game gets jumpy, locks and shuts down. This usually happens when there is 40+ Zombies on screen. Otherwise works flawless and very smooth if there isn't a lot going on.
I ran a 3DMark test today and it's showing AWESOME graphics scores, but absolutely terrible physics scores. Where is my bottleneck at this point? I do have a processor widget up on my second screen during the game and the CPU rarely goes over 50%and there is always plenty of free ram. Are the two screens killing the card even with the second screen blank?
Help!
Thanks!
I built this PC not too long ago:
i7 2600 chip 3.4mhz
Intel DP67BG motherboard
samsung Pro SSD
8gb of ram
Invidia GeForce GTX260...given to me by a friend.
Running Win 7 home 64 bit and not a whole lot loaded on it. Fresh install from MS disc, not a Brand Name bloated setup. I am running Norton virus protection which in the past has slowed things some, but not much.
I frequently get to points in games and some intensive video where the FPS goes to 2.1 and the game gets jumpy, locks and shuts down. This usually happens when there is 40+ Zombies on screen. Otherwise works flawless and very smooth if there isn't a lot going on.
I ran a 3DMark test today and it's showing AWESOME graphics scores, but absolutely terrible physics scores. Where is my bottleneck at this point? I do have a processor widget up on my second screen during the game and the CPU rarely goes over 50%and there is always plenty of free ram. Are the two screens killing the card even with the second screen blank?
Help!
Thanks!
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