Recent content by mitchmm

If I did a full fresh reinstall of windows would that maybe help? Not on a new partition. My OS is on a ssd with most everything else on my hdd.

Ok so I just tried that DDU and while it seemed to work fine, it didnt help. Once I got drivers again my computer ran normally. When I had my card in the second slot it worked just fine so I think it might just be my board. Thanks for the suggestion though. Ill keep it in mind since I'm thinking...

Ok so I've asked pretty much the same question what feels like 50 times. Anyway I think I know the problem. When I put my gpu in the first pci express slot, which runs as it should, the card runs as if it have no driver installed. Every time I restart my computer I have to reinstall my driver...

So I'm going to be returning my motherboard and getting a new one soon. I'll obviously have to remove all my components. When I get a new board back should I put new thermal paste on the cpu for my cooler? I'm using a h100i and using a i5 4670k. If I do need to put new paste on, any recommendations?

Ok well I just tried that and so far its looking good. I was able to play Skyrim with no issues. Again thank you.

First, thank you for answering. It should be seated properly. I took it out a couple of weeks ago to check my sata connections. I put it back in and I remember a little clicking noise.

I'm posting this again because last time I got no responses, just people who have read it. I figure by now its been buried so I need to repost it just to get someone to read it. So I have an Asus Maximus VII Hero motherboard. Of course it has a handy QR code that tells you what is going on as...

Well I'm away at college during the week so its never on then. On the weekends I turn it on but rarely leave it on the whole weekend, meaning I get on Friday then before I go to sleep I turn it off. Same with Saturday. Now that I think about it I have left it on all weekend and last night my fps...

So I've tried playing various games and updating drivers to newest and going back to older. For some games I can experiment with and generally play on high settings with little AA and get over 60 fps. Some games I can't play. The thing is is that for some games one day my fps is great, then an...

I have a gtx 780t, i5 4670k, corsair hx 750 psu,120Gb ssd, 2TB HDD, ASUS Maximus VI Hero Motherboard. I'm pretty much unable to play games. I've asked on here and on other places and every time people tell me to use some diagnostic software and everything seems ok. My cpu never gets over heated...

Hmm ok I'll think about it. I might give it a try over Thanksgiving break since I'm at school during the week. Thank you for the advice and help!

I don't have another card, or another PC unfortunately. Could it just be driver issues then? I've played some World of Warcraft again last night and today and I'm now usually above 50 fps. It just literally varies day to day.

Ok heres the Furmark test. http://i.imgur.com/m45lic4.jpg

I know the psu should be able to provide enough power. Is there a way to check if the graphics card or something else is faulty? I dont have another system that I can try it out in.

Well I know that I can play these games. I've also used the GeForce experience for some games for it tell me the recommended settings. I don't mean to sound rude but is that all? Thank you for helping me out.