Recent content by Sgt_Anarchy

I have a Samsung Evo 860 (500 GB) with over 100 GB of free space on it. I've done what you've said, but it appears that you have to actively be playing the game and moving around for the game to improve. Sitting there idle unfortunately didn't seem to change much. I do have another question...

A 500W power supply should work fine for an RTX 2060. I doubt you can overclock the GPU though, but it should run fine.

Could you try plugging that monitor into another system to see if it works?

The first core is always going to be the most used (a.k.a. the hottest) because most applications are single threaded, but how different is the first core's temps than the others? You might want to try reapplying some good quality thermal paste to the CPU. You've said that even when simply...

It should be perfectly fine. Although 600W may be the recommended power, it isn't the minimum. As long as your computer is performing normally, it shouldn't be a problem. Also, hurting your GPU by undervolting it is very rare, so you probably don't have to worry about it.

Trying to get anything lower than 30 ping is pretty difficult even when living near the server, but have you asked your friend what internet speeds he is getting? He could just have a better internet package than you do.

All seems good other than your power supply. I believe that the minimum power requirements for your GPU is 600W. I'm sure you could get by with just a 550W, but it is always safest to go the extra mile, especially if you're planning to overclock anything. Also your eyes can't really...

I have already turned that off, but no cigar. I have noticed another symptom though. The longer I play the game, the better the performance is. When I first start the game up though, every little animation causes the FPS to tank and stutter. However, as I continue to play the game, there are...

Recently, I upgraded from the RX 570 to an RX 5700 XT. My system can now play most games with 100+ FPS at Ultra settings, but with one major drawback: stuttering. Most of my games run with a little bit of noticeable stuttering, but Destiny 2 is far worse. The FPS hovers around 60-100 FPS at...

I have an XPS 8700 system that I rigged as a gaming computer with 32 GB of RAM, an Intel i7- 4770 3.40GHz processor, and an RX 570 4GB GPU. I like to play The Hunter: Call of the Wild, but it is only running at about 40 FPS on medium settings, so I figured I should upgrade some of my hardware...

Well, if you aren't noticing any performance issue, there probably isn't a problem. However, sometimes if a GPU is drawing too much power from your power supply, it can severely damage your PSU. If you see no flaws in the performance of your machine, it is probably ok. If you have the money, I'd...