did it improve at all? Just hope you were not expecting the performance to double.
So I just recently rebuilt my PC after having some difficulties with my hard drive forcing me to format then giving me a "reason" to buy new parts. I purchased my PC sometime early 2013, lasting me a decent time. After the hard drive broke I decided to purchase new parts. Once I finished putting everything together, the first game I tested my "New" PC was on Counter Strike Global Offensive. I was expecting at least 200-400 Frames but just came out to be 100-200,
( don't get me wrong that's decent frames but just doesn't feel the same ). After fixing some settings I managed to get CSGO running good. But I wasn't satisfied, I then tested it on H1Z1 and It was just terrible, 50-90 frames at Max. It just doesn't make sense. If anyone has any answers or suggestions please let me know. My "Old PC" and "New PC" is as follows.
I understand I didn't change every part but just key components.
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* = Parts that stayed the same
Old- Asus P8H77-I Motherboard
Intel i7 2600 CPU
Nvidia Geforce GTX 780 3GB GPU*
16GB DDR3 Ram*
Windows 7 64 bit
New- GA-Z97X-UD7 TH Motherboard
Intel i7 4790k CPU
Nvidia Geforce GTX 780 3GB* GPU
16GB DDR3 Ram*
Windows 8.1 64 bit
I even checked the frames I would get on Minecraft just for fun and uh... 90-100 Frames... ***?

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