My Windows 8.1 blur screen lag gaming

[Noname77]

I recently Upgraded My Computer From Windows 7 Ultimate To Windows 8.1 Pro And
My Device has 4 GB RAM 1000 GB Hard Disk Memory
Here are some Images which i want to solve
Device Manager: http://prntscr.com/7pwulk
Windows Properties: http://prntscr.com/7pwuwh
Screen Resolution: http://prntscr.com/7pwxtb (cannot even change resolution)
I have downloaded Nvidia Software , Intel Graphics. but its still same ( High Lag When i open Games)
I can't Move my mouse properly it lags when i move it
PS: Please Solve This For me Since Im A Gamer THANK YOU

 

[Forgotten031511]

Not being able to change the screen resolution points to one thing, drivers.

Can you give specifics on your system? CPU, GPU, MB etc

 

[bjsm]

we need full pc specs

 

[Noname77]

http://prntscr.com/7px4n4

 

[Forgotten031511]

http://prntscr.com/7px4n4

That doesn't tell us anything...we need specs. Your processor, graphics card, power supply, motherboard, etc.

If you built this PC yourself you should know these specs, if you bought it just share the model number and we can look it up.

 

[Noname77]

FULL Details: http://prntscr.com/7pxbbl
Graphics: http://prntscr.com/7pxad5
Motherboard: http://prntscr.com/7pxaoj , http://prntscr.com/7pxauj
CPU: http://prntscr.com/7pxc6r

 

[Forgotten031511]

Do you have a graphics card, or just the on-board video? Either way, you need the correct drivers.

Also, 90c for the CPU is pretty darn high! Are you running a full load on the CPU right now, even with full load 90c is awfully high even for a AMD CPU. Is your heatsink on correctly with good thermal paste?

 

[bjsm]

your system temperature 90 celsius is way too high, probably shuts down itself

 

[bjsm]

Do you have a graphics card, or just the on-board video? Either way, you need the correct drivers.

Also, 90c for the CPU is pretty darn high! Are you running a full load on the CPU right now, even with full load 90c is awfully high even for a AMD CPU. Is your heatsink on correctly with good thermal paste?

It's not the cpu its the mobo cpu is at 32 degrees

 

[Noname77]

I Inserted 2 RAM 1 RAM is Widows 7 And The Other One is Windows 8.1 ....I was Using Windows 7 But While Playing Online game it automatically Shuts Down With A result of Blue Screen So i changed My RAM to Windows 8.1 but there is dis problem

 

[Forgotten031511]

Thanks for the correction 🙂

Friend, with incorrect drivers and a MB at 90c...something is wrong for sure. Did you modify/change the BIOS ever?

 

[Noname77]

forgotton : im using on-board video

 

[bjsm]

RAM isnt os locked, try using it with the "windows 7" RAM

 

[bjsm]

And by the way this wont help you much if your mobo gets to 90 celsius it will just freeze/shutdown anytime. Like forgotten031511, did you do any modifications?

 

[Forgotten031511]

Do you know how to Flash BIOS?

I would start there, regardless if you made changes or not. Sometimes a virus can actually do that and mess things up, it's not as common as it used to be, but still possible.

To Flash BIOS, remove the CMOS battery (coin battery, usually a CR2032) from the motherboard. Hit the power button and wait a minute or so (nothing will happen). Replace the CMOS battery and turn the PC on again. The BIOS will be Flashed and set to their default settings.

 

[Noname77]

i unplucked my disk driver and inserted 2 RAM

 

[Noname77]

Do you know how to Flash BIOS?

I would start there, regardless if you made changes or not. Sometimes a virus can actually do that and mess things up, it's not as common as it used to be, but still possible.

To Flash BIOS, remove the CMOS battery (coin battery, usually a CR2032) from the motherboard. Hit the power button and wait a minute or so (nothing will happen). Replace the CMOS battery and turn the PC on again. The BIOS will be Flashed and set to their default settings.

 

[Forgotten031511]

i unplucked my disk driver and inserted 2 RAM

So you unplugged your hard drive when you added more RAM? I assume you re-plugged the hard drive that you un-plugged. Did you add the SAME EXACT RAM as your previous RAM that was already in place, or did you replace all the RAM completely?

Is the RAM you added/replaced compatible with your MB/CPU?

Adding/Replacing incorrect RAM could cause some of these issues.

 

[bjsm]

Do you know how to Flash BIOS?

I would start there, regardless if you made changes or not. Sometimes a virus can actually do that and mess things up, it's not as common as it used to be, but still possible.

To Flash BIOS, remove the CMOS battery (coin battery, usually a CR2032) from the motherboard. Hit the power button and wait a minute or so (nothing will happen). Replace the CMOS battery and turn the PC on again. The BIOS will be Flashed and set to their default settings.

You are talking about resetting defaults or shorting the mobo. Flashing a mobo is when you want to upgrade its firmware or software. It requires a file on a cd or floppy. This said, i would not try to flash the bios on this case. I think he doesnt have enough knowledge (noname77) to exactly figure out whats happening and its making it really hard for us to help him.

 

[bjsm]

i unplucked my disk driver and inserted 2 RAM

So you unplugged your hard drive when you added more RAM? I assume you re-plugged the hard drive that you un-plugged. Did you add the SAME EXACT RAM as your previous RAM that was already in place, or did you replace all the RAM completely?

Is the RAM you added/replaced compatible with your MB/CPU?

Adding/Replacing incorrect RAM could cause some of these issues.

I think its a mix of ram and temperature that cause him problems.

 

[Forgotten031511]

i unplucked my disk driver and inserted 2 RAM

So you unplugged your hard drive when you added more RAM? I assume you re-plugged the hard drive that you un-plugged. Did you add the SAME EXACT RAM as your previous RAM that was already in place, or did you replace all the RAM completely?

Is the RAM you added/replaced compatible with your MB/CPU?

Adding/Replacing incorrect RAM could cause some of these issues.

I think its a mix of ram and temperature that cause him problems.

+1 ...Agree

Along with driver issues, but the underlying problem is Heat and RAM. The Heat may be caused by the RAM though.

 

[molletts]

I'd be inclined to disbelieve the system temperature reading - 90°C is implausible given the low CPU temperature. The sensor is probably faulty.

The graphics issue should be solvable by downloading and installing the driver for the Intel G41 Express chipset. I can't see a Windows 8.1-specific driver for it but the Windows 7 64-bit driver should work.

Here's a link to the download page:
https://downloadcenter.intel.com/product/81517/Intel-G41-Express-Chipset

Once you've got the graphics driver working, you may find that the general lag also reduces. It's a very elderly system, though, so it's never going to be blindingly fast.

Hope this helps,
Stephen

 

[bjsm]

I'd be inclined to disbelieve the system temperature reading - 90°C is implausible given the low CPU temperature. The sensor is probably faulty.

The graphics issue should be solvable by downloading and installing the driver for the Intel G41 Express chipset. I can't see a Windows 8.1-specific driver for it but the Windows 7 64-bit driver should work.

Here's a link to the download page:
https://downloadcenter.intel.com/product/81517/Intel-G41-Express-Chipset

Once you've got the graphics driver working, you may find that the general lag also reduces. It's a very elderly system, though, so it's never going to be blindingly fast.

Hope this helps,
Stephen

I agree with all this i would also suggest that but im afraid hes gonna have a hard time not encoutering problems.