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Fairly new gaming pc running slow.

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kelss

Discussion Starter · Jun 24, 2018

I got my gaming pc last year and was running completely fine. Now however, I've been losing fps in games that usually weren't a problem for me like: csgo, fortnite etc. It's meant to be capable of running Overwatch, but when I did, all settings had to be put on low, and the minimum fps i got was maybe 18. I'm not sure what i've done wrong? I dont have any big programs downloaded that may have caused this problem. I dunno.
Specs:

Graphics Card - ASUS GTX 1050 OC Edition 2GB
RAM - 2×4GB Apacer Commando 2133MHz DDR4 Gaming RAM
CPU - Pentium G4560 3.5GHz 3MB CPU
Hard Drive - 1TB WD Blue Hard Drive
Motherboard - Asus H110M-A/M.2 Intel H110 Motherboard
PSU - 500W Be Quiet! Pure Power 10 Power Supply
Case - Silverstone Precision Series PS14 Gaming Chassis
LED - Deepcool magnetic Blue LED
Networking - TP-LINK TL-WN881ND 300Mbps Wireless N
Operating System - Microsoft Windows 10 64bit

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flavallee

· #2 · Jun 24, 2018

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I'm not a hardware/gaming expert, but I'll give you "my 2 cents worth" of advice.
A better processor(CPU) and a solid state drive(SSD) would greatly improve speed and performance.

THIS is the support site for your motherboard.
THIS is the list of Intel processors it supports.

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