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I recently bought a 4GB Gigabyte Nvida GTX 960 card, and the results aren't great when playing a computer game.
The game I've been testing as an example is FIFA 15. Previously I was running the spec below, however with 2x 1GB GTX 560 Ti (SLI) instead of the GTX 960. The game would run perfectly - it would maybe spike a minor lag every 10 minutes or so, but would run very smoothly the rest of the time.
Now, with the GTX 960, I'm getting lag every 2 seconds. Visually, everything is just slow and a bit jumpy. The audio quite literally lags at all times; as soon as a commentator speaks, it cuts off half way through and repeats from the beginning.
I have completely uninstalled the GTX 560 Ti drivers prior to installing the GTX 960's. I have also flashed my BIOS (after initially confirming there is game lag) per suggestion of Overclockers.co.uk, unfortunately to no avail.
As you'll see below, I don't have a particularly powerful CPU so I'm wondering if I just need to upgrade that? Should I need to, I'll swap out my RAM to all be the same HyperX type.
This is my overall system spec:
Motherboard: ASUS M5A99X EVO
Motherboard Chipset: AMD RD9x0
Motherboard BIOS: 1708
CPU: AMD Phenom II x4 955 @ 3.2GHz
Memory: 20GB (mixture of HyperX and another brand)
PSU: Corsair CS850M
Graphics: 4GB Gigabyte Nvidia GTX 960
Graphics Driver: 358.50
reinstalling Windows did the trick - must have not uninstalled the previous drivers properly. – Richard Hedges – 2016-02-12T16:10:18.013