Recent content by Ford_Nucleon

I am putting together an entry level build for a friend, he has already bought the case, os and two hard drives but wants help planning the rest of the build. He wants it to be as cheap as possible however he also wants it to be able to run modern games at medium/high-ish settings at ~60fps...

I have experienced a similar issue before, I attempted installing the driver both through GeForce Experience and using the drivers for download from Nvidia's website, to no success. Sadly, the only solution I found was to wipe the drive my OS was on. After wiping my drive, the drivers installed

The only audio output my gaming pc has is my G933 headset. I would like to have a speaker setup for my computer, mostly for watching netflix and listening to music without the need of headphones. Any suggestions for a good audio setup between 150 -300 AUD? I know absolutely nothing about audio...

Title says it all, would it be better to have triple 1080p or a single 1440p (widescreen?) monitor when using SLI 1070s?

nice grammar. I like run fallout 4 too

putting together a parts list for a cheap computer that will mainly be used for Netflix and YouTube. however it also must be able to handle some games (nothing too demanding, just league of legends, tf2, gmod, and other non-demanding games at (very) low specs using integrated graphics. I want...

I just reset my bios and I am getting a solid 60fps on ultra with the occasional drop to 35 in some areas. :) Although I would be interested to know what it was that caused such low fps.

I have a 60hx mon running in 1680*1050p. I have tried disabling vsync in the game's .ini file and using nvidia control panel instead and that did nothing. I have even tried vsync completely disabled and I get the same drops.

As Slumy said, if you could tolerate ark that low then rust will be fine for you. The real answer to your question relies on you trying rust and seeing whether or not you can stand it. Just buy the game and if you don't like the way it runs, get a refund from steam.

First off, sorry for reposting this thread, I prematurely selected the best answer in this thread (http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-3243764/fallout-lag-high-end-gpu.html) My Fallout 4 constantly dropping to as low as 15fps. This problem is incredibly annoying as I have just purchased a...

thanks, where can I download the older driver?

My Fallout 4 constantly dropping to as low as 15fps. This problem is incredibly annoying as I have just purchased a new MSI GTX 1070 Gaming X. My specs surpass the recommended specs for the game yet I still get constant lag, even on medium-low settings with god rays and shadows disabled...

I am looking for an estimation of what kind of performance I will get out of this build. I will be playing in 1080p and I am hoping to get decent framerates with mid/high settings. I will mostly be playing: CS:GO, Doom, Rust, Ark, BO3, Fallout 4 and the forest. Please give an estimation...

I am about to start my first build and I have done plenty of research on how to build a computer and I understand everything except how to install the os, to be mre specific, should I install it on my ssd or on my hdd? please help.