LOW FPS?

Orcvader said:
Checked another review: http://www.legitreviews.com/article/1863/10/

They get 23.00 average. So maybe your PC is acting normally.

As for Fallout 3 I can't find anything on it with the 3570K/7850.
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ok, thanks. but i ran my i5 2400 and gtx 560 ti and got 35FPS all the time on that game lol. Did you see my post about my cpu?

i said - 'I ran a passmark test for my CPU and i got a 7480 out of 7729. Is this bad? and could it be the problem? i did by the i5 used :/'
 
I kinda ignore Passmark, I don't really find it reliable.

It looks fine on the other hand. Only thing I can think of, is maybe Vista really is chopping performance down...

Do you have any other games you can test with?

Also random question, you have the graphics card on the top PCI-E slot right?
 
Orcvader said:
I kinda ignore Passmark, I don't really find it reliable.

It looks fine on the other hand. Only thing I can think of, is maybe Vista really is chopping performance down...

Do you have any other games you can test with?

Also random question, you have the graphics card on the top PCI-E slot right?
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Its the only CPU test i could find so i just tried it out. :D

Could it be my HDD aswell? because its slow as **** and its making a rattling noise 24/7!

the only other games I have is deadspace, the sims 3, minecraft and need for speed shift 2. Iv also got a bunch of games on steam and origin but I haven't installed any of them yet.

Just realised i didnt use 4x AA on 2033 btw so the frames would have been less then what i mentioned i got earlier ..

Also, I have the PCIe in the right place .... -.-
 
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Sorry to keep on, but every game i start up now crashes... forcing me to have to reset the PC altogether. it doesn't crash when i use the pc for general use like browsing and stuff. It just seem's to **** the bed when i launch games! :(
 
Well, I suppose it wouldn't hurt to replace the HDD if it's rattling a lot.

It's very rare for the CPU to be faulty as well.

On the other hand, lauching games does sound like a possible GPU problem. Could try a different set of AMD drivers if you want.
 
Orcvader said:
Well, I suppose it wouldn't hurt to replace the HDD if it's rattling a lot.

It's very rare for the CPU to be faulty as well.

On the other hand, lauching games does sound like a possible GPU problem. Could try a different set of AMD drivers if you want.
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Im so paranoid about the CPU because I bought it used.

I could try the 12.7 BETA again, but i got an error last time. If I get it again ill post it on here.
 
Got the same error again

'the procedure entry point k32enumprocesses could not be located in the dynamic link library kernel32.dll'

then when i click ok it says 'CCC launcher has stopped working'
 
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I updated my BIOS to the latest version. still my games are running slow. i also checked CCC for any weird configuration of teh gpu but it was all fine. what do i do now?
 
I'm starting to run out of ideas honestly. That Windows error looks worrying as well, but I'm a bit unsure on what it means.

http://www.hdtune.com/

Might as well give this a go, check the Health tab, and post a screenshot of it, then run the Error Scan. This will take a while, but it will help to check if there's any damaged sectors on your drive.
 
Orcvader said:
I'm starting to run out of ideas honestly. That Windows error looks worrying as well, but I'm a bit unsure on what it means.

http://www.hdtune.com/

Might as well give this a go, check the Health tab, and post a screenshot of it, then run the Error Scan. This will take a while, but it will help to check if there's any damaged sectors on your drive.
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same here, im so fed up with it now. ill give it a shot but if nothing comes up i swear im going to go insane because something is wrong! :(
 
Sorry if this has been mentioned before but have you tried taking one stick of RAM out at a time to check if that could be the problem? Faulty RAM can cause major issues including OS related ones and go un-noticed during RAM tests.
 
Bacon? said:
Sorry if this has been mentioned before but have you tried taking one stick of RAM out at a time to check if that could be the problem? Faulty RAM can cause major issues including OS related ones and go un-noticed during RAM tests.
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No, i havent tried that :) that will be next on my list of things to try though thanks :)
 
Orcvader said:
I'm starting to run out of ideas honestly. That Windows error looks worrying as well, but I'm a bit unsure on what it means.

http://www.hdtune.com/

Might as well give this a go, check the Health tab, and post a screenshot of it, then run the Error Scan. This will take a while, but it will help to check if there's any damaged sectors on your drive.
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Im getting a warning on reallocated sector count and thats it on the health tab. at the bottom of the program it says the hdd's sectors are damaged :/
 
No probs I hope you find the issue out! What RAM do you have btw? I recently had big issues that caused system errors with ADATA 8GB RAM.
 
Orcvader said:
I'm starting to run out of ideas honestly. That Windows error looks worrying as well, but I'm a bit unsure on what it means.

http://www.hdtune.com/

Might as well give this a go, check the Health tab, and post a screenshot of it, then run the Error Scan. This will take a while, but it will help to check if there's any damaged sectors on your drive.
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Heres the print screen - http://imgur.com/9okcM
 
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