Every single game has really bad frame rates, help.

[NS2]

My computer should be more than enough to play these games, but still the frames are at 4-9.
System specs: Windows 8.1 64, AMD A8-6500 APU (3,5 GHz) with Radeon HD Graphics (8750HD) and 8gb ram.
The games that I have tried are Styx, PayDay 2 and Mark of the Ninja.
(I got this computer recently, for pretty low price, but still, it should go over all of their minimal needs.)

 

[bootcher]

For the integrated graphics to perform well it needs high speed ram. What ram are you using and is it configured properly/at its highest setting? Also overclocking the APU will increase perfromance.

Though the APU should perform better it is no powerhouse. You can expect 30-60 fps at 1080p at medium settings. Try to lower resolution and/or quality to see if performance increases.

 

[NS2]

For the integrated graphics to perform well it needs high speed ram. What ram are you using and is it configured properly/at its highest setting? Also overclocking the APU will increase perfromance.

Though the APU should perform better it is no powerhouse. You can expect 30-60 fps at 1080p at medium settings. Try to lower resolution and/or quality to see if performance increases.

I know nothing much about the ram,DDR3, that much I know, but clockspeed is unknown. The model is probably HP's standard.
The flickering of quality chances nothing, same goes for resolution (I can get worse FPS with that though).
I could give overclocking a try, but I have never tried it before. So can I wreck my computer badly?
Thank you for your answer.

 

[bootcher]

download a program called CPU-z and it will tell you what your system specs are. With overclocking you have to be a bit careful, though nowadays you can't burn or wreck much because of built-in safety that shuts down the computer if anything gets too hot, or prevents it from booting if the settings are wrong/too high.

Check your system specs first and post them back so we can check if they are ok.

 

[13thmonkey]

resolution? and settings on the games?

 

[NS2]

resolution? and settings on the games?

They don't chance a thing, the FPS stays the same, and I just thought about something, can I have some kinda option to not use CPU and RAMs full power?

 

[NS2]

download a program called CPU-z and it will tell you what your system specs are. With overclocking you have to be a bit careful, though nowadays you can't burn or wreck much because of built-in safety that shuts down the computer if anything gets too hot, or prevents it from booting if the settings are wrong/too high.

Check your system specs first and post them back so we can check if they are ok.

Processor 1 ID = 0
Number of cores 4 (max 4)
Number of threads 4 (max 4)
Name AMD A8-6500
Specification AMD A8-6500 APU with Radeon(tm) HD Graphics
Package Socket FM2 (904)
CPUID F.3.1
Extended CPUID 15.13
Core Stepping RL-A1
Technology 32 nm
TDP Limit 65.3 Watts
Core Speed 2202.6 MHz
Multiplier x Bus Speed 22.0 x 100.1 MHz
Stock frequency 3500 MHz
And the RAMs clockspeed is 1578-1600 MHz

 

[gamerk316]

While an APU isn't going to set the world on fire, I'd expect more then single digit FPS.

First thing I can think of: Are temperatures OK?

 

[NS2]

While an APU isn't going to set the world on fire, I'd expect more then single digit FPS.

First thing I can think of: Are temperatures OK?

Yes, it doesn't even heat up inside my computer, when I try these the air coming from the fans is cool and there isn't hot air anywhere.

 

[bootcher]

Do you by any chance have the computer power settings on power saving? If so select high performance, or check the settings manually through the power settings in the control panel.

 

[NS2]

Do you by any chance have the computer power settings on power saving? If so select high performance, or check the settings manually through the power settings in the control panel.

I turned power settings to the max performance and from CCC power to cpu 100%, and now I get 14fps medium settings in PayDay 2.
I think my computer just is shit, sorry for wasting your time.