QuestionProblem with new screen

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Problem with new monitor lagging
So a week ago i bought a acer K242HL monitor, i used to use an old sony tv to paly (using HDMI). The thing is that the new screen don't have hdmi so i have to use DVI.

The problem is that, I can't play games without lag, on PUBG and R6S i used to have 60 fps with gight settings, (i have a gigabyte 1050 nvidia), and now i can't even play cs:go because it lags a lot.

Do you guys know what might be the problem? I have tryed changing resolution and it don't helps.

Thank you all! Also, sorry for my english :S
try reinstalling os . or use hdmi to dvdi connector
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try reinstalling os . or use hdmi to dvdi connector
I tryed using my old monitor with HDMII, still lags. It's not lag it's like if the game frozes or slows for 1 sec every 10 seconds.
Have you installed the monitors drivers?
I dont know..., I downloaded them again, do you know what to do with this? ( https://gyazo.com/6ab62715c28cf1485020420c60c32aee ) I installed the profile but idk if i have to do something more.

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Quote Originally Posted by PrOgResS View Post
Have you installed the monitors drivers?
I dont know..., I downloaded them again, do you know what to do with this? ( https://gyazo.com/6ab62715c28cf1485020420c60c32aee ) I installed the profile but idk if i have to do something more.
If anything you should be getting better performance in your games, make sure you have updated your NVIDIA Drivers and have updated Both NVIDIA GeForce Experiance and the NVIDIA Control Panel.

Then use GeForce Experiance to auto apply recommended settings
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If anything you should be getting better performance in your games, make sure you have updated your NVIDIA Drivers and have updated Both NVIDIA GeForce Experiance and the NVIDIA Control Panel.

Then use GeForce Experiance to auto apply recommended settings

I have already tryed that, and i do apply the recommended setting but it's still laggy.

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What's the size of your old screen compared to the new one? Screen size plays a big role when it comes to performance. Say you had a 720p screen, now you got a 4k screen, you have no hope playing games at the frame rate you used to play them at.
It used to be 1360x768, now its 1920x1080
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I have already tryed that, and i do apply the recommended setting but it's still laggy.

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It used to be 1360x768, now its 1920x1080
Well that'll do it. The GPU may not be good enough to run games on high. Try turning graphics to low (or lower.)
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Well that'll do it. The GPU may not be good enough to run games on high. Try turning graphics to low (or lower.)
I am running them all on very low, I think it mightbe the CPU, it's an i5-3470. Also lowering the resolution don't work.
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I am running them all on very low, I think it mightbe the CPU, it's an i5-3470. Also lowering the resolution don't work.
I don't think its the CPU if it run better before. I also use DVI and I have high FPS so that can't be the problem. Probably your PSU can't supply enough energy?
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I don't think its the CPU if it run better before. I also use DVI and I have high FPS so that can't be the problem. Probably your PSU can't supply enough energy?
That might be the problem... The only way to fix that is replacing it right? But I didn't had any problem when i started using the PC...
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That might be the problem... The only way to fix that is replacing it right? But I didn't had any problem when i started using the PC...
Yeah that's the only way but I would recommend you to visit a local PC Store or a friend so you exchange the PSU with a working one and see if it works then.
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Yeah that's the only way but I would recommend you to visit a local PC Store or a friend so you exchange the PSU with a working one and see if it works then.
I'll try that... Thanks you all for helping
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I'll try that... Thanks you all for helping
Good luck! Hopefully it works then
What's the size of your old screen compared to the new one? Screen size plays a big role when it comes to performance. Say you had a 720p screen, now you got a 4k screen, you have no hope playing games at the frame rate you used to play them at.
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