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Mainframe Invader

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XXT wrote:
After all that, I really think you need to upgrade the power supply, it doesn't have enough watts. I have had a problem like this before and an upgraded power supply fixed it.
I got a new power supply 10  minutes ago. It's 1000 Watt one , but i still have the lagging problems.

XXT


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Have you tried adjusting the settings in the games? Also, is it video lag or internet lag?



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Michael1 wrote:
Unfortunately i don't live in the UK.

EDIT: I'll go to the shop and request to talk to the manager.
Had a feeling you didn't, just thought that the country in which you do reside would have something along the same lines. Yeah, ask to talk to the manager. You sound quite savvy about these things and I don't want to insult your intelligence but before anything like returning the unit make sure that you put in the original PSU in as supplied. Some companies have a clause in their purchase agreements that if an item has been modified by the purchaser then you have accepted the item and they are under no commitment to fix it etc... Trading standards or it's equivalent may not be able to help then.



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XXT wrote:
Have you tried adjusting the settings in the games? Also, is it video lag or internet lag?
It's video lag and yes i've tried adjusting the settings. The game starts with 70 fps and suddenly for 7 seconds it falls to 3 fps. I can't move the mouse too.



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Vinia wrote:
Michael1 wrote:
Unfortunately i don't live in the UK.

EDIT: I'll go to the shop and request to talk to the manager.
Had a feeling you didn't, just thought that the country in which you do reside would have something along the same lines. Yeah, ask to talk to the manager. You sound quite savvy about these things and I don't want to insult your intelligence but before anything like returning the unit make sure that you put in the original PSU in as supplied. Some companies have a clause in their purchase agreements that if an item has been modified by the purchaser then you have accepted the item and they are under no commitment to fix it etc... Trading standards or it's equivalent may not be able to help then.
You didn't insult me and i took care of it. The items haven't been modified in any way.



Mainframe Invader

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Ok. I took the pc back to the shop. They said that they'll replace my MOTHERBOARD and not the processor because it's really good. They'll put on another ASUS Motherboard.

Old Motherboard: M2N - VM DVI

New Motherboard: M3A-H/HDMI

They are sure that it'll work and i hope it does. Please check out the motherboard and let me know what you think.




Mainframe Invader

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Looks ok, but I'm not very knowledgeable on these things so I'll just say I hope that the new motherboard works out!



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Vinia wrote:
Looks ok, but I'm not very knowledgeable on these things so I'll just say I hope that the new motherboard works out!
On the ASUS Support Site it says that this was build to support the 6400+ AMD processors because the other models didn't.

^_^ Thanks.



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Keeping my phingers crossed phor you Michael!



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Phluff wrote:
Keeping my phingers crossed phor you Michael!
^_^



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Aye, hopefully that will get you back and playing normally in no time.

How long will it be until you know for sure?



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TSR-KenC wrote:
Aye, hopefully that will get you back and playing normally in no time.

How long will it be until you know for sure?
They were supposed to call me 4 hours ago. I'll call them tomorrow morning and i'll let you guys know.

phi


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Here's hoping all's well but if not can you please post your FULL MSINFO (not DXDIAG)
There could be a program running that's causing the problem



Mainframe Invader

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phi wrote:
Here's hoping all's well but if not can you please post your FULL MSINFO (not DXDIAG)
There could be a program running that's causing the problem
Nah. It appears that M2N-DVI doesn't support AMD Athlon 64 x2 6400+. It supports every processor till AMD Athlon 64 x2 6000+. But the new motherboard M3A-H/HDMI supports the processor.



Mainframe Invader

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So i called the shop and ,even though they said the computer would be ready yesterday, they haven't even looked at it. So they'll call me tomorrow morning with further details. I hope i'll have the computer tomorrow and everything will be ok.


 
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