Recent content by Delorien

So I just bought an MSI MPG X570 GAMING PRO CARBON WIFI mobo with a Ryzen 3700x. And now I would like to buy a Dual Channel kit. Could some wanna please help me to choose a good one for this mobo and processor? I am totally confused about if I should go for 3600Mhz or 3200Mhz. CL16, CL18 or...

Okay. I will definitely change the CPU in addition to the memories. Would it be a good idea to use the i9-9900K on my current motherboard? I believe it is a very weak motherboard. Would I be missing something out using that? Or should I buy the i7-10700K + a new motherboard? I can't believe...

I'll try the option to buy a Dual Channel first. Because if I really need to change the CPU, the Dual Channel will be useful anyway. And seems to be no an expensive shot. Being that, I know that my chipset limits the RAM to 2666Mhz. But I guess that it's not so easy to find a good kit offer...

First of all, thanks for the help guys :) So, I did the 720p test in 3 games: RDR2 was around 50 fps on 1080p, and become around 68 fps at 720p Assassin's Creed Odyssey went from 52 fps at 1080p to 58 fps at 720p I also tried with Resident Evil 3, and strangely in that game, I had more fps...

Following a screenshot with the CPU workload running RDR2 at 48fps The CPU temperature is 50 degrees celsius according to Gigabyte SIV. And I am using a single 16gb Kingston HyperX Fury 2666Mhz

My CPU usage is the most part of the time on 100% while gaming indeed. Also, this PC is performing very poorly on some most demanding CPU games like Kingdom Come Deliverance. And most part of the time I really enjoy playing RPG games style. Wich I believe is most CPU demanding anyway.

Hi all, So I would like to make an upgrade to my pc. I'm not satisfied with the current performance that I'm getting in some games like Assassin's Creed Odyssey and Red Dead Redemption 2, which even I not playing with all the graphics settings on ultra, it only gives me something around 50...