maniacvvv

Xray noted it may be hard to see what should be unchecked (marked in RED) *thanks bro 

EpicSurvivor

I got your PM. TY Much!
I'm running on 0 hours of sleep, being awake since yesterday. I decided to test the changes by playing a quick match of BO2 in which I noticed no real improvement. However I did try Far Cry 3 Multiplayer which originally was completely unplayable due to my FPS dropping down to 30, but after doing what you did I can confirm that it is working fine now at a pretty stable 57-60FPS on all High settings (V-sync Enabled) However there was some sort of Weird texturing which occurred through Playing Far Cry 3 for 20 minutes. Could be caused by the game it self being that it is a new release.
The only other major concern I had was that my GPU Fan sounded like it was about to take off, I did set a Custom Fan Profile but being unable to monitor the temps in game,  I can't report what the actual temperatures where, all I know is that the little fan was going hard the whole time.

I did read the whole post where you helped  another guy with similar issues, and I did as you told him, to unplug all USB devices that are not currently being used. I did have my USB Storage plugged in and the USB Transfer cable for my Droid 3, but I did unplug them after reading that.

Currently the only USB devices I have plugged in are my Razer Abyssus on the Front USB 3.0 and my Logitech G110 keyboard on the Back to a standard 2.0 USB.

Its 7 AM now and like I said I didn't sleep for a minute last night, but today I'll be doing some different gameplay to test the full results of the current changes. I don't want to jump the gun like they say and conclude that my issues are all fixed from just playing/testing less than an hour of on 2 different video games, but I will say this, my main concern right now more than the textures is the Drop of FPS. We have to understand that I'm forcefully playing with V-sync on due to screen tearing, therefore severely limiting the full capacity of true frames that I could be getting. What happens then when V-sync is on is that when the game Drops more than 1 Frame it starts becoming noticeable in a manner that you start feeling it in gameplay. That dip on the Frame Rate is the difference between life and death on most First Person Shooters and when it drops 5 Frames from the locked in 60 Frames, the effects can impact how a game is played in a very negative way, not to mention how annoying it is to visually see the game stutter in that manner and all the unnecessary deaths that arise from it.

I don't intend to go in circles here, but honestly you and me and anyone who knows a little something about computers, is well aware that a MMO such as League of Legends being played on a Rig with my specifications should play flawless with no hiccups on High Settings, simply because is not that demanding of a game, shoot we ain't talking about Crysis 2 lol.
But that is not the case, even though I Officially no longer played League of Legend since 4 days ago, when I did play for the past month my FPS where dropping from the Locked in 60 Frames down to even 45 or 55 in big team fights, but even at 55 Frames it can be pretty disruptive on full experience, believe it or not.

I tried using Virtu MVP in hopes that I could increase performance or at least be able to rid my self of Screen tearing, and the program did NOT work with any of my Steam games, neither did it work with League of Legends. I ended up uninstalling the program and disabling the iGPU option in BIOS.
I'm now left wondering what my future will look like. Will I be forced to downplay every game from now on, limited to 60-  FPS? is my only other option yet as bad as the first one, and that is to have to buy a new replacement monitor which supports better refresh rate? If this where to be true, that would mean that there really isn't nothing going wrong with my rig but simply that those application do demand such power from the system that given the circumstances being limited to only 60 FPS that the constant lose of those 5 FPS + Is just a normal thing? Even for League of Legends or Black Ops 2? I'm really just on a learning experience here, this are just my assumptions.

My internet speeds are fine.  

So if you decide to stick with me till we figure this out, just let me know what you require from me. Perhaps you could teach me how to post Graphs from the Performance Log, if you it would help.
I'm pretty new into all the in depth terminology and advanced hardware/software support. I'm like how your grandma would be when paired up against someone like you, in my computer ability.
Here is my Event Viewer, not sure if all those errors and warning are normally supposed to be there or not, you decide.

NOTE: This log is from just 2 hours since my computer has being running and there was still more if I was to scroll down but here wasn't enough space.

yourgodsquall > do you really think the IGP could even run that game at that quality? I have no experience with integrated graphics, I avoid it like the plague, to the extent of going with a 3930K on my recent upgrade at greatly increased expense.

yourgod
As for the rest of your problems in the Event Log, you have a real crapload of driver and service problems, so many that you might (emphasis on might) save time and hair loss by simply backing up everything on your computer (files, program installers, data such as browser shortcuts and stored passwords, email addressbooks, account info and actual email data, literally everything) and reformatting/reinstalling from scratch (or a backup image made from Norton Ghost, Acronis DriveImage or similar program if you happened to have done that)

squall-leonhart
At those framerates, quite possibly.

barretusa
found a post where others were talking about this issue and someone said try setting memory to XMS in bios... did that and it fixed my issue, no idea why memory timing would stop the 680 from hitting it best but it worked for sure!!!

squall-leonhart Why do i get the feeling you're actually running the game on the intel igp......

Sajin
(It should read GPU Model: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 680 not Intel HD Graphics.)

squall-leonhart

how did the graphics look in heaven?

RodrigoOliveira1986
I'm  having flickering in BF3 and some very similar flickering in FC3... I have that same flickering running trough the floor up on the bed and when I was going around the island textures would pop up like that.

EpicSurvivor

RodrigoOliveira1986
I'm  having flickering in BF3 and some very similar flickering in FC3... I have that same flickering running trough the floor up on the bed and when I was going around the island textures would pop up like that.

Funny that you mention BF3, I just did and uploaded a short Video of Battlefield 3 where I have texture issues. Here it is check it out.




http://youtu.be/W-zxuELfoQE

EpicSurvivor

maniacvvv
http://youtu.be/W-zxuELfoQE

You have a couple of things going on in your video..... 
First off, you are using a incorrect FOV for a 1920x1080 monitor. This is causing "some" of the texture issues and most of the flickering.
The correct FOV for BF3 using 1920x1080 is the default value of 70. Use of higher FOV numbers -does- increase the field of view, but at the cost of texture issues like stretching and compression which is causing visible texture rendering issues.
-->Put it back on 70

Next, you are running both MSAA x4 and FSAA on high, this not only produces a "haze" like effect, but can also cause rendering issues when combined with HBAO.
Choose MSAA or FXAA and turn the other AA option OFF

Okay, I try it. But what about every other game? Should I just RMA my GPU?