Waboba wrote how exactly do i update my mobo driver???? and i have no installation disc for windows

Go to your MoBo manufactures website and look for the drivers.

EDIT: and you will most likely need a USB Flash Drive

do i need to update the drivers or flash the mobo???

xFlavez wrote I'm not to sure about this but check your programs and anti viruses etc that you may be running, also clean out your system because maybe that might be the reason.

i already did

malware removal
pravacy sweep
registry defrag
vulnerabillity fix
registry fix
disk scan
disk defragment
and a full system virus scan

Waboba wrote do i need to update the drivers or flash the mobo???

Just try updating the drivers for the moment (MoBo and Graphics card)

also is you CPU overclocked?

Shut wrote

Waboba wrote do i need to update the drivers or flash the mobo???

Just try updating the drivers for the moment (MoBo and Graphics card)

also is you CPU overclocked?

nothing is overclocked

You can install your motherboard's drivers from here: [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

And your GPU's drivers using AMD's Driver Autodetect tool: [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

i get this every time i try to install chipset update

"File coping was not successful,setup will exit"

re-downloaded the update twice

Waboba wrote i get this every time i try to install chipset update

"File coping was not successful,setup will exit"

re-downloaded the update twice

I'm not sure why this would happen.
If you have a 64-bit version of Windows, make sure you install the drivers for 64-bit and vice versa.

If you have Windows 7, make sure you're not installing the drivers for Windows 8/8.1 and vice versa.

Updating drivers didnt fix anything still in slow motion, even the integrated graphics is having this problom

Waboba wrote Updating drivers didnt fix anything still in slow motion, even the integrated graphics is having this problom

There's probably just something wrong with your power supply.
I don't know any way of testing it.

I'd recommend re-installing your OS.
It's the only thing I can think of.
If re-installing your OS doesn't work, one of the parts in your computer probably messed up when your power went off (probably your power supply).