Pc Problems

kubaz3 · 28 Dec 2014 at 21:12

Hi, i have some pc problems. i have fps drops in games such as League of Legends, CS:GO, Guild wars 2 and more. I dont know what is the problem really here are my pc specs: https://dl-web.dropbox.com/get/pc s...AAsY-XMBiluaCJgweLo4SnCfDEw1pbuOGXzRTxqAp3b1g and my PSU SuperFlower Golden Green HX 750W "80 Plus Gold" Power Supply. So i think it might be my PSU not giving enought power to graphics card or something i dont so could anyone help me. I dont know if i should buy new PSU or something.

valkynaz · 28 Dec 2014 at 21:15

The link is dead.

It may have something to do with drivers. Try removing your drivers, restarting your comp, and then updating to the latest ones.

I cannot see the specs at the moment but 750W will be fine for a single card set up.

kubaz3 · 28 Dec 2014 at 21:27

valkynaz said:
The link is dead.

It may have something to do with drivers. Try removing your drivers, restarting your comp, and then updating to the latest ones.

I cannot see the specs at the moment but 750W will be fine for a single card set up.

SO the Specs are:
Intel i7-4770k
Graphic: Nvidia 770GTX
Moba: Z87-G43 gaming
OS: Windows 8.1 64 bit
Ram: 16gb
Hard drive: Samsung 840 EVO 250GB

Scirocco · 28 Dec 2014 at 21:29

Som basic info would help, as would a working link to the spec.

How old is the PC?

Have you checked the cables are all connected properly?

Are all the fans clean?

Have you checked the GPU temps?

This does not sound like a PSU problem to me but more likely a GPU issue, possibly an overheat but as above it could easily be a driver issue. However it's really hard to diagnose anything without more information.

The other thing is these are online games, it might be a server issue or something else unrelated to your PC. A lot of games servers have been ddosed recently, also if you live in the UK and are using a budget ISP you might be in an oversubscribed area with heavy traffic during the holidays. Have you tried an offline game? I admit this is unlikely, but it's still possible. Best to check all bases before you waste money replacing perfectly fine components.