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Originally Posted by merc4ulfate
Is the graphic card set to run all GPU's? Sometimes by default the setting is using the Main Boards GPU instead of the Graphics card. Make sure the setting is GPU only and that it's resolution is compatible with game. Was set to run on GPU - set to run as Nvidia to try that
This should not be a single core dual core issue. I have ran into that but only in modern games having to be turned down to single core. Silent hunter works fine as a dual core processed game. No option to change (that my ineptness can find)
Have you thought about partitioning your Terabyte drive and allowing it to have a smaller partition for the OS and use another for program installations? Having the OS on a separate drive or partition is always best practice especially the separate drive version. I never load programs onto a drive that contains an OS unless it application was specifically coded to run on no other drive than a system drive. The idea/plan/goal/pipe dream is, that once everything gets running with stability, I'll be putting all games and extraneous programs on the original 650GB hard drive after formatting it and turning it into the "D:\" drive. Hey, a man can dream can't he?
Recheck your RAM voltage settings. Check your bios to see if the XMP settings are correct and that the frequency matches your RAMs. Turn it "off" auto and set it according to the Ram Manufactures frequency setting.
Good call! I found that the settings for the DDR3 RAM to be much lower than what they were rated for. I reset to match the capabilities that I paid for. We'll see what that did in a few moments. Thank you!
I would also check your default settings for the graphics cards against these known good settings for Nividia. After you rebuilt this everything most likely went back to zero on the default side. You are correct. Everything went to the "computer side of things" so I changed to NVidia settings but alas, it didn't solve the issue. grrrrrrrrr
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I'll keep trying. There's an answer out there somewhere. I just have to find it.