BlueStreak
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Just completed some upgrades to my machine over the past couple weeks. I've tried 2 different games; UT3 and Crysis. Both run very choppy. Game settings don't seem to have any effect. From lowest settings to Med-High things are equally choppy. System Specs:
Abit Fatality An9 32X Mobo
4GB Kingston HyperX RAM
250GB SATA drive
EVGA 8800GTS video card
AMD X2 4200 dual core liquid cooled
22" LG widescreen LCD (if it matters)
Vista Ultimate 32 bit
Outside of games everything runs fine (meaning my normal apps and such). No overclocking. Tried different mice (3). Tried 2 different video cards; an 8600gt and the current 8800gts. Changed RAM from Corsair XMS 2 to current Kingston.
Tried different resolutions in both games and they ran equally choppy regardless of low or high resolution. Have latest drivers from Nvidia. Again, tried all game settings from the very lowest to fairly high and it didn't seem to make a difference either way.
I'm finding this very strange and have no idea where to go from here. I appreciate any suggestions!
Abit Fatality An9 32X Mobo
4GB Kingston HyperX RAM
250GB SATA drive
EVGA 8800GTS video card
AMD X2 4200 dual core liquid cooled
22" LG widescreen LCD (if it matters)
Vista Ultimate 32 bit
Outside of games everything runs fine (meaning my normal apps and such). No overclocking. Tried different mice (3). Tried 2 different video cards; an 8600gt and the current 8800gts. Changed RAM from Corsair XMS 2 to current Kingston.
Tried different resolutions in both games and they ran equally choppy regardless of low or high resolution. Have latest drivers from Nvidia. Again, tried all game settings from the very lowest to fairly high and it didn't seem to make a difference either way.
I'm finding this very strange and have no idea where to go from here. I appreciate any suggestions!