Game running problem

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pronoum

New Member

• Aug 28, 2015

• #1

The problem is this

http://www.systemrequirementslab.com/cyri/requirements/h1z1/12449/?p=a

It says i can't run it because of my video card, but if u look at the specifications it meets all of them.
Some games that i can run I also play really laggy even in low settings, though in higher resolution

 

voyagerfan99

Master of Turning Things Off and Back On Again

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• Aug 28, 2015

• #2

CanYouRunIt is not a good benchmark.

What are the specs of the computer you're trying to play it on?

 

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pronoum

New Member

• Aug 29, 2015

• #3

voyagerfan99 said:

CanYouRunIt is not a good benchmark.

What are the specs of the computer you're trying to play it on?

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Oh i thought u could see it in the link i posted. i5-3330 3.00 GHz, 6 gb ram, GeForce GT 630

 

StrangleHold

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• Aug 29, 2015

• #4

The GT 630 is a pretty lowend card.

 

Okedokey

Well-Known Member

• Aug 29, 2015

• #5

Update windows
Update DirectX
Update graphics drivers


May help

 

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pronoum

New Member

• Aug 29, 2015

• #6

StrangleHold said:

The GT 630 is a pretty lowend card.

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Still it says i meet the minimum requirements for ARK, and i still can't play it. I put everything on the lowest setting possible and it still drops to 10 fps sometimes.

 

Okedokey

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• Aug 30, 2015

• #7

Did you do what i said?

 

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pronoum

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• Aug 30, 2015

• #8

Okedokey said:

Did you do what i said?

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I went to install DirectX (which i already had) and when i installed it said it was up to date, i checked drivers in Nvidia Geforce Experience and there are no updates, and i have Windows 10, and i have automatic updates on, so i don't think there are any updates there.

Edit: BTW, this is what i meant: http://imgur.com/bsAohV4

 

Last edited: Aug 30, 2015

Okedokey

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• Aug 30, 2015

• #9

It also says upgrade suggested/....

 

johnb35

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• Aug 30, 2015

• #10

The gtx275 is double the performance of the gt 630

 

beers

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• Aug 30, 2015

• #11

johnb35 said:

The gtx275 is double the performance of the gt 630

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Only double?

 

johnb35

Administrator

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• Aug 31, 2015

• #12

beers said:

Only double?

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Well, first compare website I came across said double so I didn't go any further, but he the general idea that its way better then the 630.

 

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pronoum

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• Aug 31, 2015

• #13

johnb35 said:

The gtx275 is double the performance of the gt 630

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what is the meaning of those numbers in the bottom though? And if I were to buy a gtx 275 or a better gpu, could i just implement it on my computer or is there more to it?

 

johnb35

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• Aug 31, 2015

• #14

You mean the pixel and vertex shader numbers? Just video card related stuff. What exact model of power supply do you have?

 

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pronoum

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• Aug 31, 2015

• #15

johnb35 said:

You mean the pixel and vertex shader numbers? Just video card related stuff. What exact model of power supply do you have?

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acbel hba005-za1gt 350

 

johnb35

Administrator

Staff member

• Aug 31, 2015

• #16

That is junk. If you went with a gtx 275 you would need a 520 watt power supply. But since thats an old card, i wouldn't even bother. Get a gtx 970 and a 550 watt power supply from corsair, antec, seasonic, evga, xfx and be done.

 

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pronoum

New Member

• Aug 31, 2015

• #17

johnb35 said:

That is junk. If you went with a gtx 275 you would need a 520 watt power supply. But since thats an old card, i wouldn't even bother. Get a gtx 970 and a 550 watt power supply from corsair, antec, seasonic, evga, xfx and be done.

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Hey dude i'm sorry to be bugging you again, just 1 last question. My graphics driver stops working sometimes, and i searched for an answer online, and i saw one that said to download evga and put the voltage up to 1075 V, because somehow Nvidia sets it's Vcore lower than it should. Is this safe?

 

johnb35

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• Aug 31, 2015

• #18

Each card is different. I wouldn't mess with it. All you need to do is just update your video driver and it should solve the issue.