Recent content by IVorzaYT

Hello everyone, So I have a PlayStation 4 “Ultimate Player Edition” CUH-1116B from 2015 and it has spent most of its lifespan inside its original box, because I got a gaming PC shortly after that and it became my preferred platform at the time. With that being said, over the years I would...

According to CrystalDiskInfo everything’s perfectly fine. I’m “ok” with the noise. It can get a bit annoying when everything’s quiet but I can live with it. I have no data on it whatsoever apart from a few game launchers such as Steam and Epic, so even if it does fail it’s not a big deal, I...

Damn that's bad. I'm not going to waste any money on this laptop tho. As I have a much more powerful desktop and I don't use the laptop enough for that to be a "solution". But what might have caused the hard drive to go bad like this? I've always treated this PC with extreme care. I never...

Hello there, Just like the title suggests, I have a 5 year old MSI GL62M 7RDX that features a Toshiba Sata SSD and an Hitachi HGST 1TB 5400rpm 1TB HDD. This PC is rarely used. And when I say rarely, I really mean it. I bought it for a school project but ended up scraping that same project and...

Hello. I know this is an year old thread, but I'm facing a similar issue with a HGST 2.5" HDD. It also only happens when performing heavy 4K writing. I've recorded a video. Is this noise similar to the one you've experienced? (jump to minute 1:23 for the chirping). Thanks in advance! View...

Alright. I gotta do some further benchmarking and check the CPU usage along the way. What bothers me is that I've already lowered the settings and it doesn't change anything. It will drop to the low 60s as soon as I step into Guanajuato, no matter what. Maybe there's a specific setting that's...

But isn't gsync/freesync supposed to prevent that from happening? I thought those kind of VRR techs were aiming at providing smooth gameplay with high frame variations as long as the framerate was kept between the monitor's gsync range. I mean that's the one of the main reasons why I got this...

Yeah well I've already done eveything you've suggested tho and yes, DX12 titles are a bummer due to not having Exclusive FS and that's likely one of the main reasons if not the main reason of the issues I'm experiencing. Anyway, I've already tried Vsync on for FH5 on NVCP, tried Vsync in-game...

This is very infuriating. Just look at how messed up the GPU Usage (FH5) and GPU clocks (DL) gets. It completely destroys frametimes and makes the experience rather unpleasant. Yes I know I'm almost maxing out the VRAM in that print but bellieve me, this happens regardless of the ammount of VRAM...

Yeah me neither. It's frustrating. I don't know what to do. Well, I appreciate the help tho. Thanks a lot for replying. I'll keep on searching around for more posts and stuff (even though I've been searching for like a month now and haven't found anything). I'll try and update my monitor's...

If you're referring to how it's listed on the Nvidia's Control Panel it does say it's Gsync Compatible. Although if you're referring at the Nvidia's certification itself, there's none, I think. If I'm not mistaken it hasn't been certified by Nvidia. But for what I've heard/read the M27Q works...

My monitor doesn't have an option to do so but it does say Freesync is active when I access its main menu. And correct, I'm using a Vesa Certified Display Port cable and it's pluged into the middle Display Port. I've tried plugging it into the other two ports but the results seem to be the exact...

OMG I'm so dumb hahahahaha. That's my friend's. I'm so sorry, I'll attach the correct one. Correct userbenchmark: https://www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/49810341

Hello there, I have a fairly powerful rig and I've been experiencing a few issues regarding performance in games. This started happening from the moment I've upgraded to the Gigabyte M27Q gaming monitor. For some reason VRR works poorly in certain games and I've done everything I can think of...