Recent content by GoobyFruit

Hi, I posted here back around June. I got some good responses but ran into a roadblock / got distracted by life and never followed up. I tried posting in the old thread, but I noticed that the two people who might've solved my issue haven't posted in a few months. So I'm making a new thread to...

They're from the same kit. Sorry, no idea what you're referring to about VRM/PCIe speeds. I'm dumb with this stuff. I didn't even know the PSU could be a factor 🤦‍♂️ 🤦‍♂️. I'll check it out later when I have more time. Any other proactive steps I can take beyond a new MOBO/Case? (And the PSU.)

Okay, RAM has been updated. 2 x 16, same type/manufacturer. My motherboard doesn't support any settings in the BIOs to activate XMP, so I'm stuck at 2400 MHz regardless. The MOBO is an HP 8860 I haven't drastically changed anything AFAIK. Maybe a few lightweight programs that I can disable...

Is a i5-11400 really so outdated that it would be performing that badly? I know Overwatch mostly uses CPU rather than GPU, but I was under the presumption that my setup is good enough to easily handle constant 144 FPS on medium-low settings w/ OW. My CPU is probably getting a little hotter than...

I've tried 150% to no avail. Just makes my GPU run hotter and the game look a bit better, but frame problems still persist. I also downgraded back to a driver from November-ish. I have recordings from back then where my FPS was perfect 144 FPS with no drops. Still no luck with the driver...

Primarily playing OW2 and haven't had this issue in the past. GPU: RTX 3060 TI CPU: Intel Core i5-11400 @ 2.60GHz RAM: 24 GB 1920 x 1080 I’ve: -Reinstalled drivers/updated them. Uninstalled in safe mode/Fresh installed from NVidia’s website -Disabled all startup programs/Tried messing...