Recent content by Komayy

Hi. When playing games, hit ctrl+shift+esc and click on the performance tab, how much of your CPU or Ram is being used up? Write that down. Now, go back to the 'Processes' tab and sort them by either CPU, or Disk usage by clicking on those buttons at the top, you'll see they have an overall...

1. Make sure you've got the drivers from nVidia. Download them before you do the next step. http://www.geforce.com/drivers After installing them, try play a few games now, is everything instantly better? If so, you're probably only going to need to do that. 2. When you turn on your computer...

You would have had much better performance with an i7 870, my brother owns one and it runs amazingly alongside a 970 in arma 3 (multiplayer). So this is very odd for it to only be getting 30fps.