davelaric

With my current rig, a Asus 760, FX-6300 OC @ 4.3Ghz, 8GB RAM, 7200RPM 1TB HDD, I get about 40-50FPS @ 1080p with LCPDFR, CRYEnb v3, ELS V8 police car pack and about 7-10 other mods such as trafficflow, braveheart, etc on Max-high settings.

Yeah what ninja said, dont go for such a expensive mobo. There are many better one out there that look nice with higher build quality. Look at Asus or Asrock. MSI is eh eh on quality so go for those 2 brands. Also I dont suggest you get 2x770's and grab a 970/980 instead depending on your budget. For CPU cooler, get the 212 EVO instead. HDD and SSD, i would recommend getting a different HDD as 5400RPM is pretty slow. Grab a Seagate ST2000DM001 instead (2TB). As for OS, waste of money imo for ultimate but your choice. Other then that, solid build!

If you want a significant change, I would suggest you buy a new corsair 430Watt for around 20-30 bucks depending on where you are and buy a GTX 750Ti 2GB model. Much better then the 6xxx series of the AMD as those a very outdated GPUs to todays current gen.

I would suggest a different motherboard and a better GPU. (The newest link shows a 750Ti). Just to point out if you want to get a x2 970 or even a single one, grab a 4k monitor too as there is no need then for such a powerful GPU as its overkill for 1080p gaming.

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What is your price budget and country? I'll put together a build on pcpartpicker as that'll be much easier for you as it shows cheapest prices and total costs. That is if you like. For your build now, I would almost for sure change that GPU as it won't keep up to todays generation of games if you are playing at 1080P. As for a GTX 970, amazing card if you have the money for it ($350USD with free game)but would used more for higher then 1080 gaming but still really good for its price as you can futureproof it a bit longer.

Defiantly go for a new GPU. I would suggest, if you arent willing to shell out a lot of money, the GTX 760. Either the Asus DirectCU 2GB GTX760 or the EVGA SC GTX760. Both are great cards but the EVGA comes with slightly higher clock speeds. They go for about 200$ but you can probably find one for cheaper right now. 600 watt is fine for running a 760. With my current rig, a Asus 760, FX-6300 OC @ 4.3Ghz, 8GB RAM, 7200RPM 1TB HDD, I get about 40-55FPS @ 1080p with LCPDFR, CRYEnb v3, ELS V8 police car pack and about 7-10 other mods such as trafficflow, braveheart, etc on Max-high settings.

I acknowledge your ASUS mobo request but HIGHLY recommend getting either MSI z97-Gaming 7 or Gigabyte z97x-Gaming 7 because- 1- Onboard Audio: If you are gonna use the onboard audio solution these MSI and Gigabyte use tad better components than their rivals this time around. Most of the boards, even the Asus ROG boards employ Realtek ALC1150 codec (don't believe the gimmicky Asus marketing here, they just love to rename things in a very cool way.) and also pcb seperation, emi shielding etc.... But MSI and Gigabyte Gaming series employs nichicon caps which are the exact same caps that are used on studio-grade audio solutions. In terms of snr these are currently the best ones after Gigabyte G1 sniper which actually has quad core Creative sound processor. 2- VRM department quality: One might say it's not that important anymore, since the vrm load is now shared with cpu. Well it's true at some point. We don't need some overkill vrms anymore to do badass overclocks. But the vrm still matters. Good vrm runs cooler, more efficient and makes your overclock more stable in the long-term. Here MSI and Gigabyte Gaming 7 boards are outperform even the more expensive ROG boards like HERO. Gigabyte Gaming 7 has 8 true phases digitally controlled by IR 3563B. Mosfets are some decent powerpaks from Vishay. 8 of them. Each should be around 30A@6.5W. I don't know much about inductors (8 of them) they use since Gigabyte tend not to give that info out. But they are probably not 60A, but also not less than 40A. MSI Gaming 7 offers tad more output with a bit more costly and hard to build vrm. It's 6 true phases digitally controlled by Intersil 6388 but doubled to 12 with doubler drivers. On the paper one might say 8 true phase design without doubler is better. But that depends, and you'll see why. There are 12 powerpak mosfets from nikos and each roughly can do around 39A@6.5V. Also 12 chokes (inductors) rated at 60amp. The difference is very minor though and it won't effect the overclock potential for sure. But more mosfet count means that less load and less heat, better heat dissipation. Also MSI's design is a bit more costly and harder to apply. Still Gigabyte's 8 true phase pwm design is tad more efficient in the first place. So on the paper they are pretty much equal. ASUS wise, hands down the ASUS MAXIMUS VII HERO LGA 1150 Z97 Mobo due to its overlocking abilities but it is on the expensive side. The best out of those you listed, I would go for the Z97PRO. If you have any questions, feel free to ask! Hope this helps Cheers!

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Yep, it should work fine but GTA 4 pretty poorly coded : What CPU do you have as GTA IV is a CPU hog.

Predicted requirements by Game-debate: http://www.game-debate.com/games/index.php?g_id=17084&game=Assassins%20Creed:%20Unity

yeah, you would have to change cases. A 760 works fine in my case but GTA 4 is pretty troll.

Yep the model is corrupted. Replace your vehicles.img with a original backup.

Yeah, but he really has no use for a 6 core CPU as only very few games utilize all 6 cores. Your build it very solid too but I would throw in a SSD into your build. A kingston 120GB for 50. (I dunno how to do the symbol :) But i would invest in a better cpu cooler as the FX series can get pretty hot and if he wants he has the option to O.C.

Okay added both windows 7 and a 1080p monitor. The monitor isnt the best but it'll suffice. Had to drop the CPU and mobo to a new intel pentium chip. Its only a dual core but since you have an after market CPU cooler you can OC it up to 4Ghz (Higher if you liquid cool such as a H100i) Also threw in a SSD for wayyyy faster boot times and overall OS speed so make sure to install windows 7 on the SSD, not the HDD. Total cost comes to £660 http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/user/davelaric/saved/TJsnTW Feel free to ask if you have any questions :)

Okay, yes you can get windows 7 but I would *cough* be a pirate *cough because it is so expensive. I'll have to drop somethings so it fits into your budget. Max is £600.00 correct?

Here is the link build. If you can, i would highly recommend throwing in some extra money and pick up a 120GB SSD. http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/user/davelaric/saved/TJsnTW Wasn't sure if you needed any peripherals/OS/Monitor so didnt include them. If you want em, tell me and ill re-do the build for your budget. P.S if the prices are not in the right currency, go to the top right corner and select United Kingdom.

The graphic card is a part in your computer that control and enhance how graphics (pictures, videos, programs, animation, 3D) are displayed on your computer screen. Video explaining what a graphic card is (GPU): How to install a new graphic card:

I think your problem is a thing called TDR checker monitors the computers hardware, particularly the GPU, is say the GPU stops responding with the computer for 2 seconds TDR checker restarts the driver. The TDR checker was good on paper but did not work in the real world. as a graphic card can stop responding when it is working hard. Issue since the time of vista. Solution: Exit all Windows based programs. Click Start, type regedit in the Search box, and then double-click regedit.exe from the results above. If you are prompted for an administrator password or confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation. Browse to and then click the following registry subkey: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEMControlSet002 (sometimes called ControlSet001) ControlGraphicsDrivers On the Edit menu, click New, and then select the following registry value from the drop-down menu specific to your version of Windows (32 bit, or 64 bit): For 32 bit Windows Select DWORD (32-bit) value. Type TdrDelay as the Name and click Enter. Double-click TdrDelay and add 8 for the Value data and click OK. For 64 bit Windows Select QWORD (64-bit) value. Type TdrDelay as the Name and click Enter. Double-click TdrDelay and add 8 for the Value data and clickOK. Close the registry editor and then restart your computer for the changes to take affect. This puts a delay on the tdr checker of 8 seconds thus the gpu can stop responding for 10 seconds, usually this fixes the problem, if you are still suffering from this issue (after updates or a reinstall of drivers, you know all that annoying driver stuff) Then do this, do the same thing but instead of "TdrDelay" type "TdrLevel" enter the data value as 0 (it is set to that natively, but double check) then delete the TdrDelay, Restart That completely turns off Tdr checker, so now windows 7/vista/8 now works more like windows XP Hope it works :)

Get a better GPU like a 750Ti.

That video will cover everything you need to know when building your first computer. I'll quickly make together a build for you on pcpartpicker.

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Open the control panel, keys are U,I, and O.

Agreed. Some people get a Titan when you can pick up a 780 Ti for a lot cheaper and just overclock it a bit and performance is on par.