Recent content by Ramlethal

Why would you Upgrade to an RX 5700 if there is no big difference with the RTX 2060? I would definitly go for the 2060 and use a DVI port. IF able, i would rather spent an extra buck and go for a 2070 and use it with your current monitor which it is already a very good one instead of the 2060...

Yes as for 1080P i think you can get over 30 Fps at a descent videoplayback quality of 1:1 or 1:3/4

The PSU is TOO short, i would definitly recommend to go over 750W from EVGA or Seasonic Only. As for the GTX 1080 Being bottlenecked. It is definitly getting bottlenecked. based on its physical cores and its frecuencies i would say about a 40% Of the Maximum GTX 1080 potential. So the newer i5...

None of them will give you half descent frame rates in that preview quality. To edit at 4k Resolution without having mayor Frame rate drops you need one of the most powerful cards in the market and also a very updated CPU like i9 9980XE or Threadripper 2990WX. As for the GPU you will need a...

Discard the R5 1600. Thats a total NO. As for the battle Between R5 2600 And I5 9400F the Battle heavily falls off to the intel Side since its much more gaming performance sided. The best CPU of the mentioned above you can get it is definitly the i5 9400F, then in second place the Ryzen 5 2600...

The problem with pre built PCS like the Dell Optiplex is that they have a very tiny window for modifications... Due to its questionable PSU and physical space the best suitable card for this PC is the GTX 1050 Mini. Not its TI version, The standard vainilla 1050 Mini version.

Adjust the refresh rate of your Monitor By tapping into the Monitor Settings in Both your Screen Configuration and the Nvidia control panel. That may fix the issue. When you install a brand new OS most of the OS comes with a standard 60hz fixed refresh rate even if your monitor does support 144hz.

I know it sounds stupid but have you tried different cables and different video connection types ? such as VGA,HDMI,DP,DVI,ETC.

I guess Updating the BIOS makes some sense for your Kind of problem, Please ensure you are flashing your Bios the right way and carefully follow the instructions provided by your Bios manufacturer cause you can <<EDITED>> very hard. As for Windows 10. It SHOULDNT make any difference, still i...

I would recommend to upgrade into a 2060 or 1070TI if you are aiming for a 1080p.

If you use your Card without any Drivers from the manufacturer it is most likely like not having it plugged cause you are not making use of the GPU features. Drivers are created for something, like everything, it has its propouse... I suggest you to DDU and Install the least updated / First...

So lets be clear you are using a 318w on Full load GPU. On a low quality PSU of 450W... You definitly Murdered your PSU or whats even worse both your GPU and PSU... Before you install a new Video Card in your System you should always ask if its compatible to prevent Murdering your components...

In my opinion it could be better, but its also definitly not a murderous intent. I mean, it is probable that you will get 1 or 2 degrees celcius Higher than in a properly distributed spaced rig. I wouldnt even bother in changing anything since it will demand you probably investing money on...

Video editing takes a lot of a pc, its a very demanding task. All depending the quality of your Video, if you are staying below 720p it looks fine but it will go below 30 Fps in the previews. Above 1080P you will suffer from massive FPS losage. And dont let me get started with 4k and 8k...

Plese fully detail your PC specs. Incluiding your PSU specs. I suspect maybe you are murdering your PSU.