Heyo!
I recently bought a PC from PCSpecialist, with a GTX 1650, an i3-9100, a 256GB SSD and 8 gigs of RAM. Before buying the PC I watched lots of benchmarks and reviews of the pc, and on games like Call of Duty: Warzone it was comfortably getting 60fps+ with a mix of medium to high settings. However when I started playing, I was getting an average of probably 30-40, which would've been playable if the game didn't stutter or lag all the time. I tried changing around with the settings, VSync in on and I've tried locking the frames at 60, putting all graphics on low, but nothing is working...
The preinstalled antivirus, Bulldog, I think has been interfering with some stuff in Chrome and in my games. Is it possible that could be the cause, or have I done something wrong whilst setting up this PC? Other games are affected too, such as GTA, where low settings didn't even get 60 fps in the city and surrounding areas.
I've done my drivers, done my Windows updates, and I've got nothing else. I'd appreciate some help, and thank you in advance ;w;
I recently bought a PC from PCSpecialist, with a GTX 1650, an i3-9100, a 256GB SSD and 8 gigs of RAM. Before buying the PC I watched lots of benchmarks and reviews of the pc, and on games like Call of Duty: Warzone it was comfortably getting 60fps+ with a mix of medium to high settings. However when I started playing, I was getting an average of probably 30-40, which would've been playable if the game didn't stutter or lag all the time. I tried changing around with the settings, VSync in on and I've tried locking the frames at 60, putting all graphics on low, but nothing is working...
The preinstalled antivirus, Bulldog, I think has been interfering with some stuff in Chrome and in my games. Is it possible that could be the cause, or have I done something wrong whilst setting up this PC? Other games are affected too, such as GTA, where low settings didn't even get 60 fps in the city and surrounding areas.
I've done my drivers, done my Windows updates, and I've got nothing else. I'd appreciate some help, and thank you in advance ;w;