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There is a lot of imformation on the net on how to optimize a PC for gaming as you may know.
Are you sure your PC is fully up to date ? Newest drivers, OS fully updated...etc. ?
EDIT...that GPU is really your problem with this system here. I recommend getting a better GPU and PSU as a result.
http://www.videocardbenchmark.net/gpu.php?gpu=GeForce+GTX+745
Hi, thanks for replying.
I've indeed noticed a lot of random apps and stuff I'll never use installed on my windows. My fear is that if I remove something that's neccesary I might "break" my computer. I've always messed up things like finding the correct drivers and uninstalling unwanted software, thus am incredibly jittery about uninstalling stuff from my PC. Especially considering it'll take a longer than a long time for me to regain the financial room to buy a new PC / upgrade this one.
That aside though I do think I've done a fairly ok job of cleaning up my PC, deleted a few pieces of software. Installed Ccleaner and gamebooster to do their jobs (gamebooster actually helped a lot) But I'm kind of out of idea's, and am far too distrusting with most things I find on the internet that are supposed to help performance-wise. Thus my desperation post here :P
All in all I'm just kind of hoping somebody will go " Hey have you clicked <Random Nvidia Option>" and that doing something like that will make my system function better lol. I might be daydreaming, but hey a guy can dream can't he? lol.
And yes I am aware it isn't the strongest GPU out there, but I had hoped it would atleast be capable of running my games at atleast medium-high settings, was I wrong about that? If so I guess I'll start putting some money aside for a new one then :/
Edit: I guess you kind of told me I was wrong in your previous post lol, my bad. I'm just kind of sobbing atm
Some may run, some may run bad.
https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=9828-SFLZ-9289
I am not trying to force you away from this forum but threads like this for inexperienced users can get quite long most of the time and it can therefore get a little out of the scope of this forum to be honest.
You can get all the help you need if you post this in the hardware and operating system forum here....There are savy users there that can give much good advice.
Again, I am just referring you to the best source here in the forums according to my experience so please understand.
I'll take a look at that list, see if any of those things apply to me I suppose. thanks! Reason I trust GameBooster is because it has always helped my low perforamance laptop, thus I figured why not try on my new system. :p
Also I suppose I might move this thread then, I didn't really consider where I was placing it, I just read help and tips and figured that term applied enough :p
Yea...no big deal really but this forum is mostly help and tips with steam client issues and issues with running games on steam when users have problems that they see across many different games.
EDIT...it is quite possible you can make sacrifices and get the games you want to play running decent on that rig using optimal settings for the game in question....not saying you can't at all...but it will take some tweaking and getting rid of some unnecessary programs surely.
Ugh.. Well atleast I learned my lesson I guess, no more prebuilt computers for me. What a waste of hard earned money lol.. Anyway thanks for the help dude, I guess I just need to educate myself some more, as I was pretty sure this system would be fine for what I wanted, but am now realizing how wrong I was as I'm googling reviews on my GPU :/
Anyway, again, thanks for the help. I'll go and make a post on the hardware board and see if there's anybody who knows a trick or two.
Yeah very true, I've been messing around with in-game and graphic card settings more than I've been playing my actual games sofar. I've gotten some of them to run beautifully at 60 FPS such as Left 4 Dead 2, and the Dead Space series. But for example I have a lot of trouble configuring Battlefield 3 /4 to work well, it's either high FPS and lots of jaggies, or beautiful/smooth graphics and super low FPS, or medium settings and fluctuating FPS. I'm just at the edge of my own patience since I'm not sure what to do except for re-iterate all the changes I've made again and again and again till I randomly hit the right settings.
Watch a video or read how to.
If you dont know if a part is good, ask first (not a shop).
Next time around I'll definitely be looking into that. No more premade computers for me after this :/