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You can download AMD Radeon Drivers here: http://support.amd.com/en-us/download/desktop?os=Windows+8.1+-+64

You are probably missing drivers for your Integrated graphics. I would recommend looking into that.

It was probably just a glitch with the game. Is it re-occurring? I have had many problems with older games and not exiting full screen mode and such on.

Dude, a 770 is a really old, and really overpriced card. If you want VR, you'll have to get a 970 or higher.

Just uninstall that Ai Suite III. Its pretty useless and junk. If you want to OC just do it directly in the BIOS. I was able to Sync All Cores to 4.5Ghz at 1.25-3. I wouldn't go over 1.3V. After that run a stress test like OCCT and play an intense game at the same time. If it doesn't crash, you...

Download DDU. Run that to uninstall all Nvidia files. Restart, and reinstall your drivers for your 980Ti.

It depends. It will certainly show in CPU dependent work loads, but it games, it will probably only add a few frames. I would get a GPU and then save up for an i5 Processor. 4690k + LGA1151 Board or a LGA1151 board (if you can get one that supports DDR3 & Skylake)

Just look for System Reserve Partition and Windows Files. But as long as you can't boot your HDD your fine. Program files 86 are just the apps and programs installed on the HDD.

For that price there's not to much you can do. You can buy a GTX 950 or go the wiser route: sell your 750Ti and buy a 960. I wouldn't bother trying to get a 970 because it will probably bottlenck on you CPU. And buying a decent air cooler like a CM 212 Evo to OC your CPU a bit if you can.

I would just flat tell you the card is dead, but it works in safe mode, atleast what it can without drivers. Try downloading Afterburner and tell me what Grahpics card is running and taking the loads. Intel/Nvidia

What you need to do is: backup important data on SSD to HDD. Turn off system. Unplug HDD. Boot into Windows Install, delete all Partitions on SSD, install Windows like normal. Once booted, turn off system. Replug in HDD. Boot back into SSD and put your files where you wish on the SSD. You don't...

Well, in games, RAM won't really affect performance but it will in Video Editing. I have had the 970A-G43. It is a good board, it handled my 6350 quite well. Its just doesn't have much OC support. And that is where AMD FX get most of there performance. You would be wasting money to not...