Computer Specs and Issues running a few games

[Solaceanx]

Here are my computer specs, I got this for some simulation programs but it usually works fine for most games too.

OS Name	                 Microsoft Windows 7 Professional	
Version	                          6.1.7601 Service Pack 1 Build 7601		
System Manufacturer	 Hewlett-Packard	
System Model	                 HP ZBook 17 G2	
System Type	                 x64-based PC	
Processor	                 Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-4910MQ CPU @ 2.90GHz, 
                                         2901 Mhz, 4 Core(s), 8 Logical Processor(s)

Installed Physical Memory (RAM)	         32.0 GB	
Total Physical Memory	                31.7 GB	
Available Physical Memory	        26.5 GB	
Total Virtual Memory	                63.3 GB	
Available Virtual Memory	        58.2 GB	
Page File Space	                        31.7 GB	 

GPU                 NVIDIA Quadro K4100M

I'm having trouble launching Fallout 4 and The Witcher 3 though (black screen before main menu). I play PUBG too which didn't start, but I was able to fix after changeing a few game files and can now run it at a high graphic output. Anyone have any tips here?

[Dr.Shadowds 🐉]

• Did you do any drivers update recently?
  
• Did you try verify game cache?
  
• Did you make sure all the drivers are installed?
  
• Was anything running in the background, that could be interfering with the game?

[Solaceanx]

Right, I just did a full reinstall of all my NVIDIA drivers today, I verified the game cache for both games. and I never run anything else while I'm gaming.

[Dr.Shadowds 🐉]

Did you use DDU to remove the drivers in safemode?

[Solaceanx]

I'm not familiar with the DDU program, but i usually unistall them myself.

[Dr.Shadowds 🐉]

DDU = Display Driver Uninstaller.

It makes sure everything for AMD/Nvidia/Intel drivers are wiped from the system, and will clean up the system registry. Download DDU, unzip the folder, extract the files into a folder, run Display Driver Uninstaller.exe, then change launch option to "safe mode (recommended)" click on "reboot to Safe mode" button once you have restarted into safemode it will pop up, click on "Clean and restart (Highly recommended)" button then it will do it's job, once it's finish, it will reboot your system normally, then download the latest, or older version of the video drivers.

http://www.guru3d.com/files-details/display-driver-uninstaller-download.html

[chiefputsilao✖️ping]

NVIDIA Quadro K4100M = not a gaming gpu ?

[⛧EyMi Mayhem⛧]

Well yes, the quadro isn't designed for gaming, u can play games but more "meh"
You could try to install an geforce driver for the missing stuff for games.

I have the m2000m and have sick avg 35 fps in gta 5
So ya.. scratch playing games on a workstation, the experience isn't rly smooth.
Older games yes/maybe, but new tripple A title lol no.

*The other problem, u have a notebook cpu/gpu.

[Solaceanx]

Yeah it's really meant for engineering simulations like i mentioned, (you'd think for as expensive the gpu is it could handle both right? well, cost doesn't always make it able to do everything).

I'll have to try if the DDU will help. It just may not be in the cards for this setup though, which is perfectly acceptable.

[wuddih]

which driver did you install? enterprise or new feature?