all my games are running slow
Started by
shockerboy8
, Jul 20 2006 01:14 PM
#1
Posted 20 July 2006 - 01:14 PM
#2
Posted 20 July 2006 - 02:11 PM
Hi i am not from staff i am just a user like you. Either you installed wrong driver (probably old one) of your graphics card or it is not just working fine. Besides game is every thing working fine. I mean like dvd's or browsing through internet.
I used to play Riddick fine untill i installed new driver for my geforce card and then game started to lag and sound went chippery just like you described so i uninstalled the drivers and installed the old ones and every thing got fine.
Download Hijack This and post your log here. May be some expert may help you. Your computers complete specs also wont hurt
I used to play Riddick fine untill i installed new driver for my geforce card and then game started to lag and sound went chippery just like you described so i uninstalled the drivers and installed the old ones and every thing got fine.
Download Hijack This and post your log here. May be some expert may help you. Your computers complete specs also wont hurt
#3
Posted 20 July 2006 - 02:49 PM
The load times make me think it's a memory problem. Have you run any checks to make sure the memory is indeed compatible and that both sticks are working (if you have two)?
Also, we need to know your full system specs.
Also, we need to know your full system specs.
#4
Posted 20 July 2006 - 03:03 PM
ok well i thought it would be a memory problem too but its somewhat fairly new memory. i only have one stick in right now of 512 Mb becuase the matching one with it i had to return. its corsair xtremem memory speed, 3200C2PT, 400 MHz. i had two sticks. but both games were working fine with just the one that i have right now. but yeah, its basically just the games that are all messing up. i dont think i have had any problems with anything else. i just have a 1.8 pentium processor. i had a Gig of ram until one stopped working. i have a 128 Mb ATI 9200 SE video card. i have a sound blaster sound card for 7.1 tech or whatever. Dvd burner and stuff like that. i mean really its basic. oh and a 80 Gb hard drive for boot and a 160 for my music.i know everything seems ancient but i also have a laptop for school that is the newest of everything so i dont really need a sweet comp. but anyways that all i got. cause i have the proper drivers installed for my video card so i dont think it is that. i just dont know what it could be. any more?
Edited by shockerboy8, 20 July 2006 - 03:04 PM.
#5
Posted 20 July 2006 - 04:50 PM
Just because it's new doesn't mean it isn't broken Try out MemTest (http://www.memtest86.com/ ) just to make sure. With only a 1.8Ghz processor, that extra memory stick might have made a big difference. Also (too many alsos ), your video card is pretty outdated, even if you don't want a big upgrade, a slightly better (like a Radeon 9600) would help.
If nothings wrong with your memory, head to malware and have them check if something else is wrong!
UMAR4ALL: Don't tell people to post hijack this logs anywhere but the malware forum, they will be taken down.
If nothings wrong with your memory, head to malware and have them check if something else is wrong!
UMAR4ALL: Don't tell people to post hijack this logs anywhere but the malware forum, they will be taken down.
#6
Posted 20 July 2006 - 08:15 PM
Have you scanned for viruses and other internet-borne nasties? I suggest posting your HijackThis logfile in our Malware section if you can't find another solution. Also, have there been any changes made to the system since it all worked fine?
#7
Posted 20 July 2006 - 09:44 PM
well i have a virus scanner and spyware protection so it cant be that. ok and how does the mem test work?
#8
Posted 21 July 2006 - 08:12 AM
well i have a virus scanner and spyware protection so it cant be that.
You'd be suprised You're right in most cases however
#9
Posted 21 July 2006 - 10:16 AM
Personally, I've never used memtest because everything on my computer still works fine. But from my understanding, it checks (tests) your memory (mem) and looks for errors anywhere in the actual hardware. I guess if it finds something, it tells you, and then it'd be a sure sign that you need new memory.
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