[StephenDShort]

I was running cod blops 2 at 15 fps.... Spec Nvidia 760 evga, 8 gbs ram, core i7 4770k HELP PLEASE

 

[estabya]

Do you have all the latest drivers installed?

 

[StephenDShort]

Yeah I'm pretty sure. I'm really confused and annoyed because it's pre built and running like **** in comparison to whats its supposed to do..

 

[Alex132]

Are there any other programs running in the background taking up resources?

Is the system overclocked?

 

[StephenDShort]

the system isn't overclocked the gpu is always at 30 degrees but my system is capable of being overclocked I'm just not really sure how

 

[ASUSfreak]

maybe they forgot the motherboard drivers???

Can you fill in all your specs?

And if it was pre build, go back to the store and tell them?

 

[Sir Noob]

Do you have a link to the place you bought it from?

Do you know what the psu is?

Install MSI Afterburner game and post a screen shot of what it says.

Is it possible you are using the igpu?

If its always at 30C either, you have the best 760 ever made or its not getting utilized.

 

[Skylake]

Seems to me like the following is the issue:
- You don't have any proper driver for your GTX 760.
- You use the Integrated GPU (intel HD Graphics) instead of the GTX 760.
- You placed your HDMI/DVI cable at the integrated DVI/HDMI output on the motherboard and not on your Graphics Card.

 

[stalker7d7]

1: Make sure the video cable is plugged into the video card.

If that's not it...

1: Scan for viruses and malware.
2: Update ALL drivers, chipset drivers, and bios.
3: Defragment your hdd(s).

Still have the problem?

You mentioned it was pre-built? Who built it? Call them and tell them their pc is trash.

Give us all of the specs, including software installed.

 

[StephenDShort]

What do you mean by that because I just plugged my monitor onto the back of the computer lol? I don't understand sorry I'm realaly new with pcs

 

[furmark]

plug your monitor into the back of your 760 if it inst already .

 

[Sir Noob]

Plug your monitor into where it says VGA socket of add-in graphics card

 

[StephenDShort]

Ibuypower built it

 

[Skylake]

Quote:

Originally Posted by StephenDShort

What do you mean by that because I just plugged my monitor onto the back of the computer lol? I don't understand sorry I'm realaly new with pcs

I believe that would be the problem then

You have the motherboard cutout for the I/O panel, there is probably a HDMI and VGA/DVI output connection - the motherboard IO is the one going vertical. Your graphics card output is however the one horizontal. Have a look here:

Red Arrow = Motherboard I/O
Green Arrow = Graphics Card I/O (where you should connect your display cable)

 

[estabya]

Quote:

Originally Posted by furmark

plug your monitor into the back of your 760 if it inst already .

Ha! Didn't even think of mentioning this. Guess it just seems like common sense when you've been working with PCs for a while... would be an easy beginner mistake though

 

[KenLautner]

PC doesn't usually turns on if you put the vga / dvi cable in the motherboard with graphic card installed.
Post the link of where you bought it from if you bought it online. Post a screenshot of My Computer > Properties.

From the looks of it, if your 760 is staying at 30C, seems like it's being used so check if thats the case.

 

[Skylake]

Quote:

Originally Posted by estabya

Ha! Didn't even think of mentioning this. Guess it just seems like common sense when you've been working with PCs for a while... would be an easy beginner mistake though

Well once upon a time there were only like one output for the monitor - so for people new at the "market" it can be confusing with all the outputs in the back

 

[Sir Noob]

Quote:

Originally Posted by KenLautner

PC doesn't usually turns on if you put the vga / dvi cable in the motherboard with graphic card installed.
Post the link of where you bought it from if you bought it online. Post a screenshot of My Computer > Properties.

From the looks of it, if your 760 is staying at 30C, seems like it's being used so check if thats the case.

With the igpus I'm pretty sure it does, graphics card goes into a power saving mode and is used for compute tasks (that would be an example usage).

It can be disabled through the bios though.

 

[Skylake]

Quote:

Originally Posted by KenLautner

PC doesn't usually turns on if you put the vga / dvi cable in the motherboard with graphic card installed.
Post the link of where you bought it from if you bought it online. Post a screenshot of My Computer > Properties.

From the looks of it, if your 760 is staying at 30C, seems like it's being used so check if thats the case.

Really depends on operating system and motherboard

Most likely on Windows 8 with the newer boards such as the Z77 and the Z87 it does.

 

[Bit_reaper]

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