Recent content by J3nga

Alright I think I figured it out. I didn't realize before that the "Adaptive" Vsync Mode literally limited your FPS to your monitor's refreshrate, thought it only reduced overall FPS to make gameplay as smooth as possible (Obviously that's what it does), but I never knew why it would lock at a...

Tried with both off, didn't improve the FPS. I only recently started using Malwarebytes and Process lasso because of the FPS tutorial, so I know what my performance was before I installed them. As for my monitor, I use 240Hz refresh rate, and I use 1920x1080 (Native) resolution, this also...

For a while now I've wondered why I'm not getting my desired FPS when playing my favourite game, CS:GO. The PC System which I built 2 years ago have been upgraded numerous times in order to boost my overall graphic experience. When I first built the PC, my GPU was a GTX 970, a i7 9700K CPU...

I would've wanted to format it now, but I've aleredy reinstalled a bunch of programs which used to be in my HDD's.

Actually nevermind it seems that the Old SSD is working perfectly fine after I created a new partition. It has all the memory it needs, and after running a benchmark test on Samsung Magician, the reading numbers shows the exact speed that the SSD should be running on (500~ MB/s)

I recently bought an M.2 NVme SSD (KingstonKC2000 500GB M.2 SSD) and went througha bunch of tutorials on how to clone windows to it. I've done that, but now I feel like I might've done something wrong when wiping my old SSD (Samsung 850 EVO 250GB SSD). The instructions I followed...

I see. For the moment the temperatures for pretty much all my components are hovering between 20-30 Celcius on normal, and 35-50 when Ingame So I think overrall there's no need for me to buff the RPM's

I can control all 3 SYS fans, the CPU fan, aswell as the Pump Fan

Nethertheless, I control it from my Profile on Dragon Center

O my bad. I think I made you misread the situation. It was the CPU Fan I was talking about, not the radiator fan.

Yes I can. Right now the 3 SYS fans on my case are all at only 1200rpm, but I can make them go faster.

So should I just go for 100% then? When I checked the Fan Tune to the Pump, it looked like the temperature got higher with higher RPM. Here's a screenshot for context:Screenshot of CPU Pump Tune Setup

I've just finished my new PC build, and it's my 1st time using Water cooling aswell. I'm using a Cooler Master MasterLiquid 120 to cool my Intel Core i7-9700K CPU, and I am wondering what RPM speed is recommended for the Pump Fan. At default it was at around 750RPM, then I went to 1250RPM an...

For your 2nd answer: Ok, I can actually believe that and move forward with it. I think the best thing for me to do here is to send my PC to the hardware provider (Komplett.no) and have them repair it. It’s gonna cost, but it will be alot cheaper as 80% of the pc has warranty om them from...

Yes, and that's what I did. I downloaded it, ran the tool and went through all the steps to install it onto the USB flash drive. I even doublechecked tutorials and they all matched.