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Soooooo I got back to gunz after a week or so, finally.
My computers' PSU was broken and I had to wait for someone to fix it.

Now that I came back, fgunz had some updates, and I got back ingame and my fps wont go higher than 90.

I have put all quality settings to the lowest possible as far as i know, and it still wont go higher than 90.

I used to have 1500 FPS with the exact same computer back in the day, can someone help me out?

Im horrible with computers so if someone is willing to try and fix it through teamviewer i'd be really glad.

/help me please

Are you sure you plugged your monitor into the right slot at the back of your PC?
Should be plugged in the slot of your graphics card, not your motherboard its GPU.

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Are you sure you plugged your monitor into the right slot at the back of your PC?
Should be plugged in the slot of your graphics card, not your motherboard its GPU.

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yes, this is plugged in at the same slot it was plugged in back when my fps was high.

Do other games work fine?

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Do other games work fine?

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Cod 2, eurotrucker simulator, runescape, battlefield bad company 2 all working fine.

And yes its a family pc hue

Check your driver settings for a vsync option. i know nvidia has one in the nvidia control panel or else check your power options of your windows. thats usually the case

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Check your driver settings for a vsync option. i know nvidia has one in the nvidia control panel or else check your power options of your windows. thats usually the case

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Thanks for your reply,

I do have nvidia geforce something. But i have no clue how to get into the settings

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Update: my pc just made a loud beep and wont launch again. I think something went horribly wrong

dxdiag type that in start

click the second box which will be "beeldscherm" for you

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Thanks for your reply,

I do have nvidia geforce something. But i have no clue how to get into the settings

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right click on your desktop it should have an option for nvidia control panel. then go to manage 3d settings, scroll down and then you see the option vertical sync

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Thanks for your reply,

I do have nvidia geforce something. But i have no clue how to get into the settings

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Update: my pc just made a loud beep and wont launch again. I think something went horribly wrong

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His pc.no start i take back to guy who fixed

It beeps for 4 times when i try and turn it on, then shuts off.
Looks like no gunz for me again /sadface

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Thanks for your reply,

I do have nvidia geforce something. But i have no clue how to get into the settings

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Update: my pc just made a loud beep and wont launch again. I think something went horribly wrong

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oke first things first. pul the plug and then put it back in. wil it start now?

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It beeps for 4 times when i try and turn it on, then shuts off.
Looks like no gunz for me again /sadface

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check if the memory (RAM) is put in correct , press it down , or check if its clicked either way do both

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oke first things first. pul the plug and then put it back in. wil it start now?

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R u a wizard it works
It just launched again, not sure for how long though its making alot of noise

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It beeps for 4 times when i try and turn it on, then shuts off.
Looks like no gunz for me again /sadface

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oke i googled the error code(4 beeps) it is a problem with the hardware. it can be anything. i dont think you are experienced with computer hardware so i think you should go back to the guy who repaired it.

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R u a wizard it works
It just launched again, not sure for how long though its making alot of noise

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if it makes beeps most of the time it is the RAM , what kind of noise where is it coming from

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oke i googled the error code(4 beeps) it is a problem with the hardware. it can be anything. i dont think you are experienced with computer hardware so i think you should go back to the guy who repaired it.

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I sure will do. When my pc starts it makes a lot of noise and is laggy as ****.

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R u a wizard it works
It just launched again, not sure for how long though its making alot of noise

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what kind of noise?

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what kind of noise?

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Like a vacuum cleaner

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Soooooo I got back to gunz after a week or so, finally.
My computers' PSU was broken and I had to wait for someone to fix it.

Now that I came back, fgunz had some updates, and I got back ingame and my fps wont go higher than 90.

I have put all quality settings to the lowest possible as far as i know, and it still wont go higher than 90.

I used to have 1500 FPS with the exact same computer back in the day, can someone help me out?

Im horrible with computers so if someone is willing to try and fix it through teamviewer i'd be really glad.

/help me please

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Bruhh, I missed you. I'm having this problem too. But fixed it after I turned off colored dash. Now my FPS is back at 650 locked.

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Like a vacuum cleaner

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oke can you boot windows? if yes check your temperatures using a tool like speccy or speedfan

When it's making beeping sounds, keep track of how long and how many times. That way we can figure out what it means.

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oke can you boot windows? if yes check your temperatures using a tool like speccy or speedfan

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Typed it into google and my pc shut off again. Seems like a hardware problem indeed. Thanks for the help and ill bump this thread once my pc is able to boot and run properly

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Typed it into google and my pc shut off again. Seems like a hardware problem indeed. Thanks for the help and ill bump this thread once my pc is able to boot and run properly

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private chat with me , we run things trough together.

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When it's making beeping sounds, keep track of how long and how many times. That way we can figure out what it means.

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4 short beeps > shutdown
Vacuum cleaner sound
When it shuts down my screen turns blue first, then i hear the sound of an airplane taking off and boom its dead

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private chat with me , we run things trough together.

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Will do when its working again sir

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Typed it into google and my pc shut off again. Seems like a hardware problem indeed. Thanks for the help and ill bump this thread once my pc is able to boot and run properly

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it is most likely your PSU(/voeding :p) but it can also indicate a issue with ram, hard drive or something else like cooling or motherboard

4 short beeps is most of the time RAM problems.

check if your graphics card is plugged in properly in the slot also.

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4 short beeps is most of the time RAM problems.

check if your graphics card is plugged in properly in the slot also.

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it depends on bios manufracturer

Alright bruh, your boii Fourth is here to help.

Regarding your 4 beeps,

I'm about 80% sure that your processor is getting too hot, 15% sure that your RAM is causing these problems and 5% can be caused by other things. If you remove the side panel of your desktop, you should see the heat sink, can you tell us if it's covered in dust/lint/semen?

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Alright bruh, your boii Fourth is here to help.

Regarding your 4 beeps,

I'm about 80% sure that your processor is getting too hot, 15% sure that your RAM is causing these problems and 5% can be caused by other things. If you remove the side panel of your desktop, you should see the heat sink, can you tell us if it's covered in dust/lint/semen?

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Its clean as a whistle the computer guy cleaned it.

Its hot as **** though but the fans work properly

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I appreciate all the help pepol /brofist

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Its clean as a whistle the computer guy cleaned it.

Its hot as **** though but the fans work properly

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Allright very good. The beeps that you're hearing are POST beep codes which only beeps when there's a HARDWARE problem to warn the user from future conflict.

Possible reasons:
1. Processor/Ram heating up
2. Cards are not seated properly
3. I'm 80% sure that your card is drawing more juice than what your PSU can deliver, thus making it warn the processor/motherboard which causes the Beeping sound.

Are there any other symptoms?

P.S. I'd love to fix this for you via teamviewer, but it's a hardware issue not a software issue therefore it cannot be fixed via teamviewer.

Already helping him via the phone.

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Already helping him via the phone.

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Aight. Man, can you tell him to run memtest86 so we can know if it's the RAM that overheating?

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Aight. Man, can you tell him to run memtest86 so we can know if it's the RAM that overheating?

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pc shutting down , after a few min wont work , i think his friend forgot to put new thermal paste on it after he removed the vent from the cpu

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Its clean as a whistle the computer guy cleaned it.

Its hot as **** though but the fans work properly

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I appreciate all the help pepol /brofist

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oke the fans are clean but is the cooling paste "fresh" did the computer guy change the paste? if yes check to see if the cooler is seated properly. it may be a bit loose. and maybe check how much your PSU can handle see how much watt it says

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pc shutting down , after a few min wont work , i think his friend forgot to put new thermal paste on it after he removed the vent from the cpu

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That's highly likely. IF SO, I think our boii jonathan should get a refund. I had a feeling it had to do with something similar to this.

Didn't only his power supply get replaced? Did the guy touch his other hardware as well?

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Didn't only his power supply get replaced? Did the guy touch his other hardware as well?

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That's what we're trying to isolate it to. Also thinking that the replacement PSU can't handle his current cards therefore causing the post beeps to warm him from system malfunction/breakdown.

Edit: 4 Beeps doesn't always indicate a severe issue. 70% of the time it's just misplaced/loose cards.

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pc shutting down , after a few min wont work , i think his friend forgot to put new thermal paste on it after he removed the vent from the cpu

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How did you figure out about that?

The person who replaced his PSU, did he also touch the motherboard/CPU/CPU Fan?

I sent stuwa a vid of whats happenin and from now on he will be my personal advisor. Thank you all very much for helping out

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How did you figure out about that?

The person who replaced his PSU, did he also touch the motherboard/CPU/CPU Fan?

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He took it out and cleaned it and put it back in.
The proccessor fan that is

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I sent stuwa a vid of whats happenin and from now on he will be my personal advisor. Thank you all very much for helping out

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Just make sure to blame him once your PC starts to burn, kek.

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Just make sure to blame him once your PC starts to burn, kek.

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I wont listen to him yet, hes only the translator from computer language to my language. I may promote him once he fixes it, but hell have to earn it.

Aight mang, I hope this turns out well for you. Ahhhhh if I can only get my hands on your pc, I'd fix it in a heartbeat boii. GL

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Just make sure to blame him once your PC starts to burn, kek.

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wow such faith ......

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He took it out and cleaned it and put it back in.
The proccessor fan that is

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Well usually if you don't have a thermal paste, your CPU could get up to like 90-100 degrees and literally fry eggs on it.
Try to turn on PC without doing anything on it, perhaps open Chrome and Skype and let some 1080p movie run on it, open your case and check if your CPU is overheating.
You could also download Open Hardware Monitor and monitor your PC component temperatures.

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Well usually if you don't have a thermal paste, your CPU could get up to like 90-100 degrees and literally fry eggs on it.
Try to turn on PC without doing anything on it, perhaps open Chrome and Skype and let some 1080p movie run on it, open your case and check if your CPU is overheating.
You could also download Open Hardware Monitor and monitor your PC component temperatures.

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his pc shuts down in 2/3 min or less , i ask him to check RAM , power supply cables , graphics card

and also suggested to ask his friend about the paste....





edit: his friend going to look at it again in the evening , hopefully he fixxes it.

Soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo my pc is running again. It got fixed. I want to thank you all for the support !

But now the FPS issue remains. back in the day i used to have around 1500 fps with these pc specs, and now its struggling to reach 250 and is everything but stable.
http://puu.sh/k9Jb0/65eb22cc06.png


These are my pc specs, i should be able to reach a 250 steady fps I think.

Any suggestions?

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more info :

http://puu.sh/k9Jfe/e2fb857aa8.png

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Another question:

I have 16 gb RAM but only 8 works since the other 8 wont fit in the slot. Any suggestions on this?

It does fit but just wont click into the slot like ots supposed to and it did before **

I can take a look into your FPS issue with TeamViewer once I'm free (in an hour or maybe less).

The fps issue is maybe a driver issue maybe reinstall your drivers for nvidia.

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The fps issue is maybe a driver issue maybe reinstall your drivers for nvidia.

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Will make my brother do it asap :)

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I can take a look into your FPS issue with TeamViewer once I'm free (in an hour or maybe less).

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If the reinstall of the drivers doesnt fix it I will pm you, thanks.

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It does fit but just wont click into the slot like ots supposed to and it did before **

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Wrong ram type maybe? (ddr1 instead of ddr2/ddr3 or vice versa?)

Thank you Hellsniper, we put in the right one now ;d

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The fps issue is maybe a driver issue maybe reinstall your drivers for nvidia.

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- Teach me master


1. George teamviewered me and is not able to find the problem (due to my computer being in dutch)
2. Are there any Dutch people able to help me with this problem? Dave/kkbizz pls u seem smart.

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Thank you Hellsniper, we put in the right one now ;d



- Teach me master


1. George teamviewered me and is not able to find the problem (due to my computer being in dutch)
2. Are there any Dutch people able to help me with this problem? Dave/kkbizz pls u seem smart.

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I can help hou but i am busy at the moment i'll update this post when i have time

Try this;

Go to the NVIDIA Control Panel by right clicking on your desk top and clicking on "NVIDIA Control Panel".

In the default screen that pops up (it should be "manage 3D settings", and the "Program Settings" tab should be automatically selected), under "1. Select a program to customize:" hit the "Add" button.

From here, navigate to the folder where GunZ is located. For me, it is C:\Program Files (x86)\Freestyle GunZ

Select the folder for the game you want to use your NVIDIA card for, and find the .exe for that game. Select it and hit open.

Then, under "2. Select the preferred graphics processor for this program:" open the drop-down menu and select "High-performance NVIDIA processor".

Finally, hit apply in the far bottom right corner.

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Try this;

Go to the NVIDIA Control Panel by right clicking on your desk top and clicking on "NVIDIA Control Panel".

In the default screen that pops up (it should be "manage 3D settings", and the "Program Settings" tab should be automatically selected), under "1. Select a program to customize:" hit the "Add" button.

From here, navigate to the folder where your steam games are located. For me, it is C:\Program Files (x86)\Freestyle GunZ

Select the folder for the game you want to use your NVIDIA card for, and find the .exe for that game. Select it and hit open.

Then, under "2. Select the preferred graphics processor for this program:" open the drop-down menu and select "High-performance NVIDIA processor".

Finally, hit apply in the far bottom right corner.

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will do this sir, i will report unto you immediately when i have tested it sir

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will do this sir, i will report unto you immediately when i have tested it sir

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Yo jonathan, this is still happening bud?

I thought the computer guy was gonna fix it?