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Default Should my Memory Bandwidth in GPU-Z be 251 Gb/s ??

I have been having problems with this build...first time, not a lot of experience, but decent common sense etc...Integrated 780g graphics on the ECS A780GM jobby and everything boots fine, sytstem seems to be snappy and stable, but when I try to do some things sometimes (scroll a web page, for instance) once in a while the page will chop and lag like there is something wrong with the graphics driver, which I have the newest version of. Also the pokerstars client software runs like ****. Every other application for my basic needs runs smoothly and without issue (including other poker-clients). Thought it might have been my RAM, tried some different and the same. Although this is not a $1000 machine, something is still more than mildly FUBAR IMO. I found out about the GPU-Z program and it shows my memory bandwidth at the 250, which seems a lot higher than what I have seen in various posts, even though I don't know what it means. I think this board has issues, and I have tried to look at the BIOS, but I don't really know what I am looking for so I quit. Any thoughts?


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Default Re: Should my Memory Bandwidth in GPU-Z be 251 Gb/s ??

Hello mcoop. GPU-Z is still in its Beta versions, so there are glitches like that. Keep task manager open, and try some scrolling, and see how the CPU usage behaves. It is entirely possible the board has issues. I have found that with some exceptions (the K7S5A for example) ECS boards arent entirely trustworthy. But lets see if we can figure this out without resorting to buying a new motherboard


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