Recent content by AdamL1337

I have already solved this. Turned on the gamma correction in nvidia control panel and it worked.

Hello, I have the problem. When I turn on the instant replay in GeForce experience, the CS:GO freezes permanently. Also, when this thing is on, the game will not launch. Display is freezed and I can hear the sounds from game only. In windows event logs I saw the following error: "The display...

No problem. I removed the battery and it is all good. I will play with 16-17-17-35 timings.

I disabled gear down mode and I have to take out the battery from motherboard because I can not event enter the BIOS. Thanks for help but it will have to work at CL16.

Thanks, I will check that as soon as I get home.

Hello. As you can see on the screen below my ram timings are 16-17-17-35 although I set the XMP profile in BIOS with the 15-17-17-35 timings. I also noticed that if I change CAS latency in BIOS to 15, it jumps to 16, if I set 17, jumps to 18 etc. but if I set 16 or 18, the value doesn't change...

Thanks guys, I will get better thermal paste or cooler and then overclock.

Hi. I saw a weird thing while overclocking ryzen 5 2600. It is stable at: -4,0 GHz and 1,3125v (72-77 degrees in OCCT) -4,05 GHz and 1,3625v (about 80 degrees in OCCT) But even on 1,40v it isn't stable at 4,1 GHz. Did I get the bad one of ryzen processor or I do something wrong? My specs: CPU...

Thanks, you really helped me 😀 Have a good evening!

Yes mate I heard about it and also figured out that cpu-z shows voltage similar to value called "VDDCR CPU" in hwinfo. Soo I should only watch the core voltage in hwinfo? I don't really want to burn my CPU 😅

Hello. Recently I decided to overclock my ryzen 5 2600. I tested 4.0 GHz on 1,3125v and it is stable, but when CPU is under load voltage raises even to 1,36v. How do I fix it? It is really annoying, because when I set 1,40v in bios to reach 4.1 GHz it raises to 1,45v or 1,46v and that voltages...