When the gaming PC does not deliver
Gaming problems are rarely a single cause. Low FPS can be due to an old graphics driver, thermal throttling, too little RAM, a CPU bottleneck or settings that do not match your monitor. Crashes during loading often point to memory errors, overheating or corrupt game files — but can also be power supply or a defective GPU.
Many have bought expensive components that never reach their potential. Wrong RAM profile in the BIOS, Windows in the wrong power mode or background programs stealing resources are common culprits. We also see customers who built themselves and ended up with cables blocking airflow or a PSU that is too weak for the graphics card.
Whether you want to optimise an existing rig, build from scratch or troubleshoot after an upgrade that did not pay off — you need someone who understands the whole chain from hardware to game client.

