Terrible Frame Rates

Myzah

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Mar 16, 2014
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Hello,

I recently just built my computer about 4 months ago, and just about a month and a half ago my frames just started dropping on BF4 from 70 all the way to the 30s on Ultra. I tried fidgeting with the video settings from High all the way to the Lowest setting but the frame rate issue was still there. I just now noticed that not too long ago now, about a 3 weeks ago, that even my steam games were starting to drop frames; this time even worse to where the game is actually freezing and stuttering. I thought it had something to do with my processor, which is also a weird subject, it seems to fill up using all its power even though I only have 1 or 2 tabs opened in Chrome. I cleaned all the processes and closed the windows while playing games but to no avail. What is the problem with my PC

CPU: i7 4770
GPU: GTX 770 4Gb
RAM: 8 Gb
Motherboard: Asus gryphon

TL;DR
My PC is running terrible even though it decent.
 
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Like I said, as far as I'm concerned there isn't one single best protection, they all have their pro's and con's. I like AVG because it doesn't use a lot of my system resources, it's easy to use and it UI is pleasant. Other people might hate it though.

Here, this might help -...


I know this may be the dumbest thing, but right now I only have Microsoft Security Essentials running to scan for viruses.
 


While it's certainly not dumb I'd recommend getting a beefier security on your system ASAP!
 
While it's certainly not dumb I'd recommend getting a beefier security on your system ASAP![/quotemsg]

what would you recommend for me to get in order to protect my pc the best?
 


what would you recommend for me to get in order to protect my pc the best? [/quotemsg]

That would be up to you. There are many to chose from to cater to your needs so you'll have to have a read around the internet. I personally use AVG.
 


what would you recommend me get for the best malware and virus protection?
 


That would be up to you. There are many to chose from to cater to your needs so you'll have to have a read around the internet. I personally use AVG.[/quotemsg]
Lets just say it wasnt the fact that i had a virus, what would be the best plan of action. ive tried reinstalling drivers at least 3 times and the issue never changes i can try one more time to see if it fixes it.
 


Like I said, as far as I'm concerned there isn't one single best protection, they all have their pro's and con's. I like AVG because it doesn't use a lot of my system resources, it's easy to use and it UI is pleasant. Other people might hate it though.

Here, this might help - http://uk.pcmag.com/security-reviews/8400/guide/the-best-security-suites-for-2014

If it's not down to a virus then a fresh install of Windows might help.

 
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