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Just to update the situation .. today Nvidia offered a new driver version 528.49 .. and the FPS in the game have dramatically increased from the aforementioned 17 to roughly 50 FPS. While still far away from what i would expect a GPU like that to act like - it is still a 250% increase or so...

I am asking because i have very conflicting results in the games i have played. In Cyberpunk, i can run RT at max settings and psycho (so, everything maxed) - also DLSS and frame generation ... at roughly 100 FPS In Control, i can turn everything on max with RT and get around 90-100 FPS i think...

Probably a stupid question. But - ray tracing (Nvidia) .. is it all done on the GPU or does it also make the CPU work harder ?

If someone reads this and has had similar problems. As i said - i took the PC to a specialist (expensive) - and got it fixed .. the result: the hardware is flawless, no problems there (phew..) cables, connections, power delivery - everything is fine so what was wrong? apparently i had...

that might be a problem ... what drivers are those? .. does a CPU need a driver? Also, is that not part of the BIOS? (it is after all an AM4+ motherboard) - and why was that never a problem with the old GPU? edit: i cannot say if i did install those - certainly i did not do it specifically ...

So, i had recently posted a question about the installation of a new GPU - and while not solved, we kind of got around the problem - but not really. We ran into something that we were simply not able to find a real explanation of .. so i will leave it here - maybe people experienced it, too (i...

Just a little update. - i have: updated the motherboard (it was on BIOS 2020) ... the new one is from 11.2022 i think i have DDU the old drivers and reinstalled everything Nvidia (experience gave me some trouble, because it would not want to do telemetry - but it does work now) because i have...

I have not checked, because i am currently using the pc. But i did switch from auto to 3.0 as far as i know. There was no change in behaviour. However, i wont switch GPUs tonight anymore. Tomorrow is new years and i wont be in the condition to meddle with my pc. So all that is a problem for...

Had no idea about this. I guess i will be getting a new PSU then. And while being at it, i ll take into account what others said and go for 1000 or 1200 w i guess. That should defeat both uncertainties .. the low power PSU and the connections.

I do not think there is much airflow where the block is. My watercooling fans blow air inside of the case .. which is a fairly flat panel behind where you mount the computer on (maybe 4cm deep and 50cm wide/high. I cannot say if the connection part gets hot. It is stuffed up in the back with...

The motherboard is a : Asus Tuf Gaming B550+ without wifi. It is ATX sized and updated to work with the Ryzen 3700x. The PC ran perfectly fine so far. (considering i mostly use it for youtube and similar) The bock where i plug cables in is in the back of the case. I think we cramped it...

1 - yes, i will ddu the former driver. 2 - the old GPU was Nvidia, too - Quadro 5000 3 - i have no idea .. edit: i looked at the listing of the pc case - and it says "riser cable 3.0 x16 .. so i guess it is 3 4 - what is a DC block?

I do not really know how to. My friend built this PC and when i detach the cable, the little slots that screw the GPU in are not orientated how they ought to - that means, they are still vertical. There should be a part of the pc case that has the horizontal slots but i do not know where that...

So, i decided to upgrade my old graphics card that has been a few years old by today and bought a 4090 founders edition. Today, i got around taking my pc off the wall to swap the cards. Sadly i was greeted with .. a black screen. I did follow many advices on the internet (youtube) .. i rammed...

It is an Asus 3070 OC Dual. I think it has 8 memory edit: and i have switched it into silent mode in the asus settings