Friezes in many games
Hello, faced such problem. Bought a computer, when you purchase the tests in GTA 5. Everything was perfect on high graphics settings, while shooting, sharp turns and explosions of the Frisians had not been made or if there was something completely invisible. When checking the performance in the game showed around 40-50 FPS.Reinstalling Windows, installed Steam version of GTA 5, went in and the chaos began. All frieze to play, stupid slide show, set minimum settings in game and via the file - all as friezes, sly show, especially if you start to go fast.
Downloaded Assassin's Creed Unity, Watch Dogs 2 - at the minimum setting the slide show.
On minimum settings, played in the Metal Gear Solid 5 The Phantom Pain - FPS stable 50-60 frames.
Played Dying Light on minimum settings possible to play, but there are sagging and joists.
Played Sims 4 on minimum settings with 200 FPS when playing 40-50 + frequent friezes and podragivanija.
The Long Dark - on minimum settings 30-40 FPS playable
Far Cry 4 - on minimum 30-40 FPS to play, but sometimes frieze
Raft - on the average or above average and frieze hangs sometimes
The Forest at top speed played well, sometimes there are friezes
PC Building Simulator - the minimum salary, is played well, sometimes frieze
The funny thing is that my other comp is a little different from mine, it even worse, but when playing the same GTA 5 is all on minimal, and sometimes even on medium.
Perfomance of my PC:
Processor:Intel® Core 2 Quad Q9400 (6MB cache, 2.66 GHz)
Video card:Gigabyte GeForce GTX 660 2gb
RAM: 4gb
Hard drive: SEAGATE 250gb
Power supply: ~450W (Honestly don't remember how much)
Har-Ki PC friend:
Processor: Intel® Xeon® X3323 (6MB cache, 2.5 GHz)
Video card:Gigabyte GeForce GTX 750 1gb
RAM: 4gb
Hard drive: 1tb
Power supply: ~450W
What to do? How to be?
Abielmona
This is true, but console give 30 FPS, there is certainly a console at 60 FPS, but still. Also the PC functionality more capabilities as more software and games (Mods, etc)
Just me as a person regularly uses Photoshop'th and Premier Pro console will not be very
Alexander Krivenkov wrote:
On the images in red are where I went, and after that was in these sections.
It turns out that on your motherboard physically the drive can connect via SATA, but it works in emulation mode IDE, since nowhere in the BIOS there is no point switching SATA mode from IDE to ACHI. Well rare the same stuff you bought. The only maybe in Standart CMOS Features, where you have the screenshot auto, and that there is also a car you can choose?
So alas, support SATA in BIOS not. But why, then, was to make the SATA connectors? It's probably some sort of cheap circuit boards where they cut out all unnecessary.
vitalik76
Understood, accepted, thank you for helping thankful for your time to help
Alexander Krivenkov
I have now is an old motherboard (bought in 2010) with similar Award-skim BIOS-om (temporary config in the profile). There Inegrated Peripherals has items:
OnChip SATA Controller [Disabled / Enabled]
OnChip SATA Type [Native IDE / RAID / AHCI]
Setting the default underlined. Include the SATA mode in the 1st paragraph, in the 2nd put the AHCI mode. vitalik76 right, it looks like the motherboard is some kind of a stripped down.