Recent content by Maximuzzm

Hey thanks. It seems to be running good but ill look into it some more

the good thing about the 6800... well theres a lot of them.... but it doesn't actually need that much power part of the reason I bought one but thx just crushing it with 1440p and 180 fps

it seems to be working just fine atm :) overclocking the hell outta my gpu right now but thx also I had to read your message 5 times to figure out what you were actually trying to say... waz poorly written imo just wondering if I should overclock my cpu...

I tried overclocking my cpu... it didn't seem to do anything... maybe I did it wrong...

I'm more concerned about my hotspot temp being about 102 degrees while overclocking. I read its ok but idk.. my normal gpu temperatures (on the edge) is at 85 degrees I just felt my gpu and its pretty hot ... my halo black doesn't seem that hot to touch however.. seems like my gpu produces a...

eh.... i just googled it.... I guess thats still safe temps thank god I love the performance bump I get

mobo: msi 790-a pro ddr4 cpu: i5-12600kf gpu: XFX Speedster SWFT319 ,Radeon™ RX 6800 memory: G.skill ripjaws V 16GB (2x8) ddr4-3200 display: acer nitro 1440p 180hz 27" widescreen psu: msi mag a650bn 650W storage: 1tb m.2 SSD case: thermaltake mid tower my friend gifted me cooler: hyper 212 halo...

an alarm on my norton was just triggered - high cpu usage 86%+ on at least one cpu core is this anything I should worry about..... it seems to be running pretty good these days I just installed another 1 tb m.2 ssd

I forgot to mention I'm using windows 11... I wasn't able to find storage spaces in control panel. I figured out what was wrong. I had no idea what windows storage space really was. Turns out I had to make a windows storage pool and storage space for my new hard drive. From there I was able to...

I just tried switching from uefi boot mode to csm .... no luck... switching from uefi to csm seems to enable/disable secure boot for me... but i could be wrong.. I dont see any other way to enable/disable secure boot in my bios. Valorant requires secure boot enabled in order to play the game...

mobo: msi 790-a pro ddr4 cpu: i5-12600kf gpu: XFX Speedster SWFT319 ,Radeon™ RX 6800 memory: G.skill ripjaws V 16GB (2x8) ddr4-3200 display: acer nitro 1440p 180hz 27" widescreen psu: msi mag a650bn 650W storage: 1tb m.2 SSD case: thermaltake mid tower my friend gifted me cooler: hyper 212 halo...

One thing I just noticed is if I turn dx12 on in bf5 the game runs like crap again

is it just me or is it kind of stupid theres msi pro z790-a wifi and a msi pro z790-a wifi ddr4 .. two completely different boards... I had a hard time downloading the right bios drivers because of this..... Made me think I had the normal z790-a but i guess i got the cheap one >.>

yeah im going to go ahead and confirm it..... my pc ran like doo doo until I updated my bios / transfered my ram to a2 b2..... not sure which one it really was but every game runs a lot better now... battlefield 5 seems amazing with my current setup now.... it seems next gen compared to bf1 Im...

bf5 seems to run so good now I could almost cry just tested out fortnite it runs phenomenal now too