zmatt
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looks like he needs more than ram and a gfx card.
OCing is over-rated in my book.
The major problems I see with your system are mainly RAM and the video card. as others have said. If you're trying to do something complex with that card it's pointless.
In the end the best solution might be to turn off options in the video settings of the games. Even the most expensive cards and computers still can't play most of these new games on max everything with 30+fps... the games are designed with the future in mind.
Getting performance better then a $1k cpu for $200 is overrated? K.
But on topic, you really can't do much in games with that GPU no matter what you do or how good the rest of the system is so your only choice is really to upgrade. OCing you processor won't do anything and you cant OC integrated graphics so yeah... Only thing that might help is defragging your hard drive, cleaning your registry etc. if you don't do so already but that won't do much either.
OCing is over-rated in my book.
The major problems I see with your system are mainly RAM and the video card. as others have said. If you're trying to do something complex with that card it's pointless.
In the end the best solution might be to turn off options in the video settings of the games. Even the most expensive cards and computers still can't play most of these new games on max everything with 30+fps... the games are designed with the future in mind.
OCing is over-rated in my book.
The major problems I see with your system are mainly RAM and the video card. as others have said. If you're trying to do something complex with that card it's pointless.
In the end the best solution might be to turn off options in the video settings of the games. Even the most expensive cards and computers still can't play most of these new games on max everything with 30+fps... the games are designed with the future in mind.
You just have to plan your system to overclock and everything will be fine
Anyone know how I can get better performance, because in my games I only get 20-30 fps (framed per second).
Oh, really? Read.Not always the case.
Overclocking is beyond noticing predominant errors. An overclocked system can seem very stable, kill on a CPU test, but then cause so many unpronounced errors that after a period of time the system is put into a state of disarray.
To me overclocks shouldn't be more than a slight percentage of the original speed, at which point most of you won't even notice the difference anyway. In other words, near pointless.
I will give you that the new Core architecture is pretty kickass for overclocking [and might finally get me to change my stance]. But I wouldn't trust a D overclock past the point I could throw my old Trinitron.