Recent content by Artem Rastyagaev

I'll do the research, won't ask here because apparently asking one question equals twenty. You answered the ONE question I had "could it be a power issue" and the answer was yes. No need to be mean about it.

I can buy a new one, live right next to a microcenter. Worst case I'll have a spare PSU laying around. When I get home I'll also try to limit cards power draw in after burner maybe that'll work.

Does it really matter? If it could be the PSU just let me know, I'll go buy a new one and replace it. The one I bought was from microcenter for like $60, always assumed EVGA was a reputable brand for these things. Not home atm to look at the serial number.

EVGA 500W bought new around 2018-2019. An identical one sits in my office PC since before then with no issues. 9700k sitting in a b350 variant board 32 gigs of 3200hz ram clocked at 2666 which is max for said board. Although different settings were also tried.

I have a PC connected to my 4k TV in the living room to watch streaming services and play games. The games are played at 1080p because it's a 1070ti in there. It has this weird issue where in some games in some certain places either the display driver will crash killing the hdmi signal and I...

You can get the 980ti for little more than $600, I just saw one on amazon for $620. Get the 980 ti.

I5 4690k $220 ish Gtx970 $330 ish 1-2TB HDD $60 ish 500-700 W PSU $100ish Decent mid case $80 ish Throw some SSDs in there if desired Spend the rest on liquid cooling everything.

I own a 960 strix, can vouch. Very good card for 1080p. Runs Witcher 3 almost maxed at a rock solid 60+ fps.

Asus

I own a GTX 970 for myself and assembled a rig with a GTX 960 for my partner. I've been reading many a criticism regarding the card's 2gb/128 interface. I understand enough to conclude that the 2gb of Vram won't be a problem for her 1080 display, and so far it hasn't been. For example, Witcher 3...

Will I have any issues putting these two in an SLI config? (EVGA GTX 760 SC ACX + Asus 760 Direct CUII)? The motherboard is SLI compatible, the power supply is close to 800W (780?)