Recent content by indiferenc

double check your "resolution scale" or whatever its called. sometimes its at like 140% or something which kills your frames. but considering that gpu is around a r7 260 and you cpu is getting old, i dont really see your numbers being too weird

youre connected to vga? as far as i know, there arent any 1060's with VGA output, so are you plugged into your vga output on the motherboard? that wont give you output through your gpu

no, the xbox one x is still underpowered. it has the equivalent of an RX 580 GPU and an older gen i3 CPU. this means that it can't do 4k/60FPS at the same time, but one or the other, just like the PS4 Pro. plus all of the shortcomings that come with console gaming. if you replace that GTX960...

DO NOT put an 8 core AMD cpu in that board. wait for Zen or go intel. either way youre replacing the motherboard.

the short answer is this: raise your clock multiplier by one unit, reboot, and run prime 95. repeat until you get failures or crashes, then raise your voltage by one unit until its stable again. all the while watching that your temps dont above 80c (some might say this is too high). just keep...

we dont have any benchamrks for the 460 or 470, so no one can advise you to wait for them or not. the 960 is a solid card, but prices will be falling quickly after the RX 480 launch (today), so i would wait a few weeks to buy anything

send it to a metal finshing place and get it anodized, if its aluminum

i believe it asks you which you want to install during the installation, unless its reads like youre upgrading a current install, which will then just install whatever you have on it already. i could be wrong