Recent content by Tom Dyal

Well here is a screenshot of it

Ok let me try a refresh then I will run the SFC again and see if there were any changes.

I'm not even sure what either of those are. ( You can see how computer savvy I am )

So should I just refresh my laptop or fully delete everything and re install?

Ok I will try that tomorrow, I need to get some sleep. Thanks for all the help !

It couldn't fix some of them so im going to run it again.

Hey i'm sorry for taking so long, I just finished running SFC and it found some corrupt files

Thanks I will do these tests and get back to you.

I switched from the Lenovo Y410p to the Lenovo Y50 after an unfortunate accident. I had extra money so I decided to get an upgrade. But when I try to play games on the new Y50, it performs a lot worse than the old one. Such as game freezing, entire system freezing, low fps at times in game, and...

It doesn't seem to do anything :(

Let me put it on 1600x900 to see if that makes it better

The Y410p was a 1600x900 and the Y50 is 1920x1080

I went from a y410p to the new y50, which costs more and has a better graphics card, so I could have a bit bigger screen, better performance, and it is a good bit thinner. I made a thread recently on this same problem, which was solved because I was actually using the integrated graphics instead...

Thank you but I was watching a youtube vid and when this guy opened CPU-Z and when to the graphics tab it was on his graphics card not his integrated graphics. And under the phsX settings its on integrated graphics not my GPU. Thats all normal?

So my Lenovo Y50 has a Nvidia Geforce GTX 860m graphics card but it doesn't seem to be using it. So I went to my Nvidia control panel and tried to change it, but it still looks like its still using the integrated graphics for the laptop display. Is this normal or is there some way to change it...