Need some big help from you all

[Fatboy_Rob]

Well, its alot to post, as i dont wanna spend 20 mins typing it again, here is the link on Vista Forums
http://thevistaforums.com/index.php?showtopic=32426

Thanks in advance!
~ Hayden

[Watti]

No Point overclocking with that good of computer... Reinstall all drivers.. Reformat the Bios... should be fine

[cDa]

k like this NEWER Overclock gpu.. newar!!!
It is tuned to work at best rate it can go

all those overclocking tools are ment to take gpu out of pc take a dump on it than shove it out of window...
newer do it

stuttering: gpu has a fixed number of pipelines (date that passes in a 1 microsecond) now u overclocked, u basicly are forsing data through small "tube'.... So it freezes for a  time to let off steam, to let data pass....

that pc is powerfull no need, rlly no need overclocking... also heat... u increse "speed" actualy u increased amount of power that module recives...  U ever tried to pu appliance set for 110V to a 220 V plug? well u are doing it to ur pc... set "overclocking: to deffault restart ir should work fine... also reading ur pc... what cooling u got?

2nd.. all integrated sounds have this bug... it sometimes happens big time like u but mostly happens a small amount (without high-end speakers u cant hear small errors) solutuion?
Dissable integrated one, go buy real sound card.... my suggestion Sound Blaster Platinum Live 7.1 (maybe 9.1)? i got audigy2 live! 5.1 best damn sound card i evar had!

hope i helps

cDa

[Fatboy_Rob]

Thanks for the help cDa, umm, but i set it back to default a while ago, and it still does it
I thought of it like this.

If you take a shirt, that can only fit a small person.
You take a fat person and shove the shirt on them, and it stretches it out.
The shirt will no go back to its normal size, so you got the fat person a new shirt.

Is it like that?
Ill go ingame and try now

[Yihka]

Im not really good with computer but try this:

1. Did you install / uninstall anything before/after Ntune?  If you did.. Then maybe that is the problem

2a.Your computer may get too hot. Well your computer has this opening where all the air comes out... check it when you dont play a game, then play a game around 15-30mins and if it gets pretty hot it can be a problem

2b. if it gets tooo hot... Open your computer thing (that big thing where everything is inside) and play a game then... DONT TOUCH ANYTHING! and see if you still get the stuttering

(NOTE: iIm not sure if this is safe)

3.Does the computer sounds the same as it should be ? Mostly you hear a fan, but maybe you dont now..

4. Maybe your computer is loading too much programs... Check it out.. You know the ctrl-alt-delete and then processes.. I dont know the english name for it

5.Install a pretty simple 3d game... ( http://www.glest.org/ ) if you get stuttering then it is something else than heat

6. You have this loading lamp on your computer... like when you start your internet broweser it will like turn on and when its ifnished loading it will turn off.. It will probably goign on when you get stuttering


Umm that t-shirt thing... Well if you stretch it too much it wont go back.. You will damage it
But if you dont stretch it too much it will go back somehow... no damage




Maybe you will find the problem like this 

[Dave]

Do you have anything called system recovery or something close. Before using it i suggest backing up all your files, it will put your PC back to factory settings, it should update new hardware etc automaticlly

[Icarus]

Do you have anything called system recovery or something close. Before using it i suggest backing up all your files, it will put your PC back to factory settings, it should update new hardware etc automaticlly

System recovery is correct - used to work as a tech guy in PC world :p easiest £30 job in the world :p

Vista uses Recovery discs - it will have reccomended you make one when you first booted up the machine - if you did, run the disc - if you did not, simply do it now and run the disc.

[Fatboy_Rob]

When i ordered it from the site it came with a Recovery disc.
So i just backup my games + data & stuff, and when i do the system recovery, it will delete spywares & virus's & stuff also?

[Watti]

2b. if it gets tooo hot... Open your computer thing (that big thing where everything is inside) and play a game then... DONT TOUCH ANYTHING! and see if you still get the stuttering

(NOTE: iIm not sure if this is safe)

No its not Safe... NOT at all...

tiniest drops of water can make ur system go kaboom like that... i had mine like this for a while ... so it could get proper ventalation.. then i just drilled more holes :P

It should hayden... (Vista is shit any way get XP on it.. it will run smoother)

Maybe its the problem of Vista.. so just Exchange ur HD with a XP one or something... see if it is vista