I Cannot run Games I Should be Able to Run

[TooEpicForYou]

For some reason I cannot run games like TF2, G-MOD, and Ace of Spades. I only get about 15 fps when I run them on low. Can someone help me.
Specs: AMD A10-5745M APU with Radeon(tm) HD Graphics Video Card AMD Radeon HD 8610G Memory 5.3 GB Operating System Microsoft Windows 8 (build 9200), 64-bit

 

[Deeligee1]

I can help you with your issue

 

[TooEpicForYou]

I can help you with your issue

how can you help me

 

[rounakr94]

Thats a low quality APU with a fairly good CPU but low quality GPU. Invest some money and get a r7-260x or get the A10-6800k.

 

[TooEpicForYou]

Thats a low quality APU with a fairly good CPU but low quality GPU. Invest some money and get a r7-260x or get the A10-6800k.

when I exit a game it says cyberlink power2go does not support the resolution and dpi settings, does that mean anything

 

[Deeligee1]

Reinstall cyberlink, and i would look at getting a GPU r7-260x

 

[TooEpicForYou]

Reinstall cyberlink, and i would look at getting a GPU r7-260x

the problem is that this is a laptop and I just got it so...

 

[TooEpicForYou]

Reinstall cyberlink, and i would look at getting a GPU r7-260x

but don't you think I should be able to run g-mod or tf2.

 

[numanator]

Try updating your drivers. Other than that, not sure what can be done.

 

[TooEpicForYou]

Try updating your drivers. Other than that, not sure what can be done.

that's what I am trying to do, but thanks for the respond

 

[l337n00bh4x0r]

Maybe try turning off cyberlink before you run games? Also, check the resolution in the games you're playing. Cyberlink does some really wierd stuff, and I find that it often mis-registers drivers as bad, old, or incompatible, making it seem like you have bad drivers / bad hardware.

 

[TooEpicForYou]

Maybe try turning off cyberlink before you run games? Also, check the resolution in the games you're playing. Cyberlink does some really wierd stuff, and I find that it often mis-registers drivers as bad, old, or incompatible, making it seem like you have bad drivers / bad hardware.

how do I turn it off

 

[James Mason]

Use Disk Manager to create a seperate partition and then install windows 7 on it and see if the games run well under windows 7.

 

[l337n00bh4x0r]

Maybe try turning off cyberlink before you run games? Also, check the resolution in the games you're playing. Cyberlink does some really wierd stuff, and I find that it often mis-registers drivers as bad, old, or incompatible, making it seem like you have bad drivers / bad hardware.

how do I turn it off

Hit your windows key, then type "msconfig" and press Enter. (Doesn't matter what Windows version you're on.) Then, go over to the "Startup" tab and near the bottom right click "Disable All" and reboot your machine. This will boot it up with NO extra software running (JUST the OS). You can go back into msconfig later and turn things back on whenever you like, they won't leave that list.

Then try and run your games. If the issue persists, we know it isn't software related.

Or, as stated above, you can create an extra partition with Windows on it to try and run it "clean."

 

[TooEpicForYou]

Maybe try turning off cyberlink before you run games? Also, check the resolution in the games you're playing. Cyberlink does some really wierd stuff, and I find that it often mis-registers drivers as bad, old, or incompatible, making it seem like you have bad drivers / bad hardware.

how do I turn it off

Hit your windows key, then type "msconfig" and press Enter. (Doesn't matter what Windows version you're on.) Then, go over to the "Startup" tab and near the bottom right click "Disable All" and reboot your machine. This will boot it up with NO extra software running (JUST the OS). You can go back into msconfig later and turn things back on whenever you like, they won't leave that list.

Then try and run your games. If the issue persists, we know it isn't software related.

Or, as stated above, you can create an extra partition with Windows on it to try and run it "clean."

thank you for helping but I solved my problem it was my drivers

 

[keevisgoat]

i have what seems to be the same laptop and i can lay gmod high and aa x8 at like 70+ fps you might have bad drivers or a simply defective unit