Recent content by Snip3o

Ok so apparently this is a known issue and the only other workaround is to disable what's known as 'multipane overlay'. https://nvidia.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/5157

Sorry about that, I'm dumb :tonguewink:. The clocks look fine to me with none below 1000MHz and staying there (not fluctuating):

I'm not really noticing anything out of the ordinary with the clocks, but I'm not too sure what I'm looking for: for.

Sounds like a good start, what exactly would I be looking for with the clock changes?

So this has been happening since I got my new PC built (Ryzen 5 5600X & Gigabyte RTX 3070 Gaming OC) and has finally got on my nerves. Basically whenever I have a game opened with borderless windowed enabled (doesn't happen with fullscreen) I will get flickering on any type of web browser...

No problem, I was also pulling my hair out when I was having this problem and was releived but also frustrated that it was such an obvious fix.

Because it costs no/way less money to distribute digitally.

Yes, this will do great.

No, but if you're buying a build for this much you should use ethernet. Or you can buy a wifi card.

This is a really good build which includes the 2080 ti and the CPU is still perfectly fine for gaming.

Pretty much as good as it gets in terms of your price point. If you're just gaming you could stick to Intel, but AMD offers better value over all with the Ryzen 9 3900x with it's 12 Cores and 24 threads compared to the i9 9900k's 8 Cores and 16 Threads. Of course case is pretty much personal...

What games are you thinking of playing? Do you want to max out your budget or save a bit of money?

Have you gone into your Privacy settings and made sure 'Allow apps to use microphone' is enabled? I had this problem and ticking that fixed it.

Pretty decent game, very repetitive and story is pretty average, but still fun gameplay nonetheless, and definitely worth the price.

I have a 1060 6gb, and get over 100 fps with Sildur's shaders, so even a normal 1660 would do fine. I'd definitely recommend going with the AMD route with the CPU, save up a bit of money and buy the Ryzen 5 2600 or even the 3600, and a board that can bios flashback, like the B450 Tomahawk.