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also it freezes on low settings and i have played other games like battlefield bad company 2 on medium graphics with no problem - call of duty modern warfare 2 without problems ... and drivers are properly installed
low FPS?
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New #12
Heat? Open up the side of your case and point a housefan into it. Try playing a game. Does the issue still occur?
~Lordbob
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New #14
tried it didnt work ... and the temperature of the graphics card didn't get higher than 53 C
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New #18
could be improper configuration also when you buy a pc prebuild you have to tune it to your expectations maybe you need to take the time and do a series of test on your unit to see if it can handle what you want it to do or take it to a specialist that could really tell you what you paid for
Most prebuild pc's dont have what it takes for gaming most of them are targeted for familly school work etc all depends on what you were looking for or what someone recommended to you via salepersons
When doing gaming on a pc pre builts are very expensive
and building your own would be cheaper
also the cheaper the price of a pc system basicly tells you the scale of performance you would recive if you paid anything under 500.00 i can tell you gamming might be limited
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New #19
Stupid question time. Seeing as that computer has onboard video courtesy of the i3 530, is the monitor connected to the video card or one of the video ports (one each DVI, VGA, HDMI) on the motherboard?
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New #20
no its connected to the slot in the video card not the built in one also this is not a pre-built pc ... i built it and it passes the recommended requirements also as i said before ... my friends have pcs that are weaker in every thing but it works fine on high graphics ...................... how?????????????
i cant find any explanationnnnnn
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