wungoodshu
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EDIT: Problem fixed. It was actually the driver. Thanks all for the help.
Recently, my friend's computer's slow pace had begun to annoy him enough to splurge on new parts. However, after getting new parts, he actually had to drop video settings on basically every game he has cause his framerate took a massive hit. I've never heard of a framerate change due to anything other than the graphic's card changing. Any thoughts?
His computers specs are as follows:
Core i7 860 (2.80 Ghz)
Asus P7P55D EVO
Dual Channel DDR3-1660 (4GB)
EVGA GeForce 9800 GT (Either 512 or 1GB, I'm not sure and he's not answering his phone, but if it matters, I can update it later.)
EDIT: He previously had an older Asus mobo, a Core 2 duo that I don't believe was any higher than 3.0 ghz and 4 gb of ddr2-800.
Recently, my friend's computer's slow pace had begun to annoy him enough to splurge on new parts. However, after getting new parts, he actually had to drop video settings on basically every game he has cause his framerate took a massive hit. I've never heard of a framerate change due to anything other than the graphic's card changing. Any thoughts?
His computers specs are as follows:
Core i7 860 (2.80 Ghz)
Asus P7P55D EVO
Dual Channel DDR3-1660 (4GB)
EVGA GeForce 9800 GT (Either 512 or 1GB, I'm not sure and he's not answering his phone, but if it matters, I can update it later.)
EDIT: He previously had an older Asus mobo, a Core 2 duo that I don't believe was any higher than 3.0 ghz and 4 gb of ddr2-800.
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