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System Name | Chip |
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Processor | AMD FX 4100 @ 3.60 GHz (2 x 2MB L2, 8MB L3) |
Motherboard | BIOSTAR 880GZ (850 SB) |
Cooling | Stock AMD |
Memory | 2GB + 4GB @ 1333MHz |
Video Card(s) | Color Master AMD Radeon HD 5570 1GB DDR3 |
Storage | WD Green 2TB (SATA 2.0) |
Display(s) | 20" Samsung SyncMaster 2033sw (15000:1) |
Case | Regular White |
Audio Device(s) | OnBoard : Realtek Integrated Digital HD Audio |
Power Supply | ATX UMAX 550W |
Software | Windows 7 Home Premium 64-Bit |
Hi there everyone. I've got two machines, at Home & office. Both has displays powered by XFX ATi Radeon HD 4350. My home machine specs are : AMD Sempron 145, Biostar A780L3L motherboard (760 Chipset), 4GB x 1 DDR3 ZION, 500 GB HDD and UMAX 550W PSU. And here's my office machine specs : AMD Athlon II 260, Boistar A880GZ (880 Chipset), 2GB x 2 DDR3 Kingmax, 500GB HDD and Frontech 550W PSU. Both motherboard BIOS are updated.
Here's my problem, my office PC with 880 chipset runs games like Borderlands, Saint's Row Third, Battlefield 3 very slow and COD MW3 at playable rate (All at lowest settings) . While home PC, surprisingly runs Borderlands with medium settings - just so well. Why in the world it runs better with an older chipset , can't doubt the graphics card here as I tried switching them with no change in outcome. Please help!
Here's my problem, my office PC with 880 chipset runs games like Borderlands, Saint's Row Third, Battlefield 3 very slow and COD MW3 at playable rate (All at lowest settings) . While home PC, surprisingly runs Borderlands with medium settings - just so well. Why in the world it runs better with an older chipset , can't doubt the graphics card here as I tried switching them with no change in outcome. Please help!