Hi,

What type of cable are you using? If is an HDMI cable, remember that this computer has an integrated video card and a discrete video card (Nvidia). So the monitor should be connected to the HDMI located at the half bottom of the case.

Also check if all games are added to the white list, click here to see an article that explains how to do it. 

Thank you for taking the time to answer.

I used to use HDMI cable but as i tried to troubleshoot the problem myself i have switched to DP and it is connected to my graphics card.

After looking into the white list, it seems that the option to choose which graphic card to use is not an option in my Nvidia Control Panel as the sources states it should.

As you can see in the photo, i only have 2 points where as sources states i should have 3 points (the choice of the GPU being the 3rd).

The second option in the picture says: High-performance Nvidia processor, that's the one.

I might have been unclear in my explaination. The image on the left is what it looks like on my pc, i found the picture on the right as a reference. (showing what options i do not have)

Please verify that the video card is being recognized in device manager.

As such?

Update the video card to the latest version here.

Try running a video card stress test. Follow the steps below to do this.

• Open Support Assist
• Click on the Checkup option
• Click Run Custom Scan
• Click on the Nvidia/AMD card
• Select the Stress Test option

If you do not have Support Assist installed, click here for the download link. Let me know how high the GPU temperature goes in the stress test and the FPS. 

The results for the stress test were:

Stress Test: GPU temp peak: 86 C  FPS: 213

Thread something Test: GPU temp peak: 86 C  FPS: 136

DX9-test: GPU temp peak: 86 C FPS: 77

Was there a resolution to this? I am having a very similar issue with my Area 51 R2.