Recent content by Dragos Manea

From 12th gen cpu lanes have been increased from 16 to 20 so you can run a m.2 ssd at 4x and gpu at 16x in the same time.

"they do a thorough repair", i could comment on that part a bit, replaced a microprocessor on a hdd board and it did not work, well it did not work because they left some pins shorted and they left it that way and said it could not be repaired, but i dont want to create a flame, anyway, Lutfij...

100% agree, this is so underated as an information, if your card pulls more the 200W use 2 separate cables and not just 1 daisy chain cable

You dont see any improvement because they already implemented the fix (boost) in a update for 23h2 https://www.reddit.com/r/Windows11/comments/1f38y30/new_optional_windows_11_update_boosts_gaming/...

Check if in cinebench is set a custom number of threads, there is an options to manually set the number of threads.

Ventus is a very low end card from MSI, expect problems or bad temperatures

No, you need an iGPU for displaying anything on teh motherboard output (even if the processing is done by the dGPU)

On short, it will not shut down so easily, there is a thing called thermal throttling which reduces cpu frequency to lower temperature to stay under 90 degrees, if cpu reaches minimum frequency and still goes over the temperature set in bios ( 90 degress by default) then it will shut down how...

Yes, the electronics comanding the fans but you can try and swap fans.

All his PCIes are 4.0, the card gets plenty of bandwidth, i just saw now he bought one. One way to check the databandwidth si to go to network settinsgs and check the speed conected, it must show 1gbps, 10gbps or 100 mbps

I think you can try connecting the angled end to the PSU and the straight end into the GPU.

Of course, is absolutly normal, 2.1 out of 2.5 i say it is more then ok, you want full 10 gbps, buy a 10 gbps network card and add it in the pc, connect your router to it and voila, full 10 gbps (well you never achieve max theoretical, between 8 and 9 realisticaly speaking). Your current onboard...

For cameras? You know gpu outputs video, not records input from cameras.

This protocol is very new, i think you have a bit more to wait until a big player will involve in lunching something you described.

There will always be an overhead on teh cpu no matter what encoder you use, and i tell you that OBS has a high overhead, nvidia has much much lower stress on the cpu.