Help!!I get stutters in every game.

i get stutters in every game i have and buy. they are like freezes less than a second for every 2-3 seconds.help please.when i had my previous gpu-zotac nvidia geforce 8400gs everything was working smooth without stutter.now my gpu is gainward nvidia geforce gt 610 and i have stutters in every game even in low end games.i can play cod bo II at highest settings. all my games have high fps but below 50fps. why am i having these stutters and please i beg you not to tell me to upgrade. here in our country everything is very much costly and i am not that rich. please help!!

Are your power settings, like this if not give them a try

Roy

torchwood said:

Are your power settings, like this if not give them a try

Roy

yes.

Layback Bear said:

Some basics.

Do you have the CD/DVD that came with the video card. Their should be drivers there that will get you started.

I noticed your System Specs. You don't have your needed Windows 7 Updates.

Computer type PC/Desktop
OS Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate 32-bit 7600 Multiprocessor Free

You don't have SP-1 7601.
You should get all needed Windows 7 Updates.

You also don't show a anti virus program.

Hard Drives Hitachi HDP725025GLA380 ATA Device
Antivirus -
Browser Google Chrome

These will also cause problems. These problems need to be taken care of.

Here is a tutorial by essenbe that will help with installing your video card driver.

NVIDIA Drivers - Avoid Problems

If need be put your old video card back in and get your system ready for new hardware.

hello. update: i now installed a fresh copy of win 8 and yes i have the cd which came with my video card and yes i downloaded some driver updater and updated all the drivers and then the stuttering reduced a lot but there is still stuttering. why didn't i got these stutters on nvidia 8400 gs

Perhaps not an answer but I have always been one that thinks that everything must be always balanced. Perhaps there is a conflict between you adding a stronger more powerful video card and the CPU, RAM or Power Supply. Now that your video card is stronger, the CPU can't handle it and its struggling to cope.

Your system is pretty dated so my suggestion would be, before you start a game, close down anything that runs in the background that you will not use... ie: Messengers, outlook, office, browsers, etc.

Also, once you are in the Game Options, make sure your video resolution is the same as your native res (1600 x 900). Put everything on Low and one by one start opting for higher settings. Remember, it is better to have 25 to 30 FPS's with no stuttering than 60 with stutters.