Recent content by 87morpheus

SLI should be more powerful and like drbones said the games you play need to support it. You say they do support SLI so I think that would be your better option.

Have you made sure you have the latest graphics drivers and made sure all your windows updates are current? I wasn't able to update windows on my computer and I was seeing drastic fps drops on some games, but after updating windows those games started running perfectly.

Nevermind, it had nothing to do with MSI Afterburner. I ran Malwarebytes and it found some malware in my system. I reran a benchmark and it was working perfect.

I have been usinig Zotac Firestorm for a while and decided I wasn't satisfied with it. When I tried overclocking my gpu with it it doesn't seem to overclock it much and also there's not many people using it online. So I decided to switch over to MSI Afterburner since it's one of the most used...

I am wanting to do some video editing but I don't want to be tied down on my desktop all the time to do it. I would like a laptop that I can do some editing while I'm out of my house or maybe on the couch. I don't need it to be able to render the videos, I can use my desktop for that. Anyone...

The game is working perfectly now, I can play the entire game. However now I'm stuck without any sound.

If you need help picking parts you can ask me or even just ask us in the forum. Pick out a budget and we'll be happy to help you out. I will say that I recommend a GTX 1050 Ti graphic card, really good value with very good 1080p performance.

Do you have any background programs that might be using up the CPU? Check the task manager to see if the CPU or RAM is being used on idle. I just remembered that you said you monitored the CPU temperature so it's likely not that, but it's worth noting that down anyway.

Being a very powerful card you might be surprised that the actual recommended power is 250W. Now keep in mind that's only for the graphics card alone, they recommend at least 600W but higher is probably a good idea. I believe 700W should work just fine.

This is a common misconception in PC gaming. More RAM does not give you a faster PC, it allows your computer to hold on to more information at a certain time which in some cases will give you better performance. In this case to play Overwatch the minimum system requirements say you need at least...

I don't know what happened but I changed the sample rate and bit depth of my audio device since it went down and I tried starting up the game again and now the game worked. I just need to find the corrupt files and it should be working.

I would suggest you use Steam since it has more games of the three options and you should also look at GOG. If you have an Xbox One than you can play some games on both your pc and Xbox.

i7-7700K Gtx 1080ti 16gb ram 750W Psu

I have to post this because I tried every solution I have found and I still can't launch my game. The game that isn't launching is the recently released Okami port. I installed the game and at first it ran just fine, but since it started in windowed mode I tried switching it to fullscreen mode...

This is the chair I was looking at on amazon. I don't know if it's any good or if it'll last, but it's a good price compared to the alternative. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01N1T2MN7/_encoding=UTF8?coliid=I3QZ9XBDGB6ETN&colid=32LMLXB1JOP8H