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    Frame skipping/jumping while gaming (GT627)

    Discussion in 'MSI' started by jasonkang93, Sep 4, 2010.

  1. jasonkang93

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    I own a GT627 and recently my gameplays have been very unpleasent. Seems like the frames are skipping and when im playing any type of fps games i "teleport". Please help! Ive tried to format, repartition, all the options on the internet.
     
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    moral hazard Notebook Nobel Laureate

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    Can you leave task manager running while you game, to check how much ram is being used?

    Also have HWmonitor running to check the temps.
     
    moral hazard, Sep 4, 2010
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    temps are normal and normal amount of ram is used while gaming.
    ive tried the comp with no drivers and with updated drivers, still the same.
    + i just had a warranty checkup on this unit and they said it was fine.
     
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    argh the problem is really getting to me ... ive tried scanning for viruses and such but no luck
     
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    somebody please help me!!
     
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    Are these online games?

    Could it just be a high ping?
     
    moral hazard, Sep 4, 2010
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    ahhh thank you for ur reply! after reading ur reply i thought of possibility of router failure and it was! tried my next door neighbours router and it went back to normal, went to store and bought a new one now everythings fixed!
    thnx so much moral!
     
    jasonkang93, Sep 5, 2010
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    No problem ;)
     
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    Hey moral i know this is kinda off topic but when u had ur 9800m GS (before ur 3700 ) which nvidia driver did u use??
     
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    I used the latest driver that was out at the time (around Feb-2010), so it must have been 179.71 (win xp driver).
     
    moral hazard, Sep 6, 2010
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