Recent content by Alex1984a

Just done both, result was the same if not worse.

Here's my configuration: i5 6600K overclocked to 4,5 ghz with aftermarket heatsink Newly bought RTX 2060 Super 16 GB of Ram 144hz Acer G-Sync monitor I had just replaced my of 660 GT videocard, but I noticed some nasty low performance visual effects everytime the frame rate goes below 144 fps...

Ok, did some testing: Right now the best I can achieve is 4500 mhz with 45 multiplier and 1375 voltage. I tried to up the voltage to 1400 and the multiplier to 46 but I get system crashes. Is this the best I can achieve?

Problem is , I cannot find the voltage settings in my BIOS. Is it BCLK?

Hi guys, I got an old i5 6600K, stock 3.6 ghz, coupled with a ASUS Z170-A motherboard and a very good aftermarket Noctua Tower Cooler. I want to squeeze something more from this aging CPU and I read overclocking guides, however I have some trouble with my motherboard settings. Basically I...

Yes, I did turn the monitor off with his own button before turning off the power.

Anyway, I got another weird issue: The monitor is connected to a multiple power switch along with printer, lamp, speakers and a land-line cordless phone. I usually turn the power off for the night to save power. When I turn it back on in the morning the monitor powers up by itself and goes in...

Thanks for your help Eximo. Apparently the issue was that windows had kept the 60 hz refresh rate. It was silly of me to think that everything would have been plug and play. Anyway, now I got proof tht g-sync kicks in, I can play older games at 144 fps withouth v-sync and it is butter smooth!

Hi, I just purchased a Acer Predator XB241h with g-sync. It was a "future oriented" purchase, as I have a very old videocard (GTX 660, supports g-sync) but I had hoped I could at least enjoy G-sync a bit. However it seems that enabling any game with G-sync WITHOUT V-sync only makes really makes...

Ok, I did some testing. There's something weird going on... CPU usage, even under heavy stress (20 fps), is high, but well below the maximum...there would be still plenty of power to be put to use...and I am talking about the cores who get actually used by the game, not the "idle" ones. I even...

Ok, tomorrow I should be home and will try it. Thanks for the support guys, you are very helpful! , ma

Motherboard is a P6T. Ram, there are 4 stick, each one of 2 gb. The latest 2 I bought, where very cheap, I just slapped them there...might they be the problem?

I even monitored the cpu usage with Intel Extreme Tuning Utility...it shows that even under the heaviest stress, it never goes beyond 52% cpu usage...