Recent content by Swarzenegger

woops mb! THIS should do the trick.

Right click on the game icon, select Run with graphics processor-> High performance NVIDIA processor. If it's for temporary usage, for permanent: Enter NVidia Control Panel, Manage 3D settings ->Tab Global settings->Preferred graphics processor -> Select Auto or High performance NVidia processor .

A I7-6700 or 7700 would fit on your mobo and would be a decent upgrade for a good price. Try to find one 2nd hand, there should be plenty on the market right now because a lot of people are upgrading. Or if you have a bigger budget, buy a new mobo (b450/X570) with a ryzen 5 3600. This would be...

I know it doesn't sound normal, but as a said, even people with a 2080ti experience lag below 60 fps in cities or cyrodiil... The game isn't optimized and doesn't depend on the gpu but on the fps the cpu can offer. The processor running at 60% means that it's running at 2-3 cores, what is the...

Yeah as you already figured out, the cpu is a bit behind for 1080p gaming nowadays. Although it "should" still be able to play fortnite at medium 60fps? The build you proposed looks good, you could spare some money by going for a decent B450 mobo. But I can't recommend the 3600 enough. 3200...

What's your PSU? brand/name/wattage?

Yeah, you aren't the only one complaining about this, what is weird that you had better results with your previous gpu... ram speeds matter most for this game, upgrading the gpu won't give a lot of difference, this game is cpu/ram bound. So check if your ram is at the MHz that it should be on...

Can you provide a full list of your specs? Give the full name of your PSU + wattage if possible.

TESO also never runs at 100% on my gpu, while having fps below my cap. The game has a hard time when it's crowded. I would recommend lowering some settings like FOV, max particles and stuff, put all those bars to the stock settings. I can show you my settings I use to get stable 144fps in...

Hard to say... First of all give a list of your full specs (CPU full name, Ram with freq and timings, PSU brand and Watts,...) You can try to do a simple benchmark: Passmark . I use those things a lot for comparing and seeing what fails. Just do the 3D graphics test and look which scores are...

That ram won't be able to run very well in combination with the ram you have. Or do you mean you don't want to add a stick, but remove the one pre-installed? Looking your model up, I noticed it says that 4gb of the ram is soldered in. So you are running in dual channel 2x4 GB. Open your...

No it won't limit the gpu. You might have some problems in newer games with that cpu though, but that combination works great.

The rx 590 performs a bit worse (10-15% less fps) than a 1660S, but is like 25% cheaper. But the 1660's are quite power efficient compared to the older RX cards. If temps in your case are a big concern, go for a 1660 super, great value. The 1660S is only around 30$ more than a normal 1660, and...

It's stable when you don't experience problems/crashes in your daily use. IMO you don't need to stress test it to death with Prime, if it crashes in your daily use, you know you should go lower clocks. So if you are able to game/edit without crashes (and decent temps ofcourse), it's fine.

Furmark is not a great way to stress test your system, in my experience it will use lower core clocks than normal because it's more a stress test than a real 3D generating test. But that doesn't explain why your card can't run games at stock clocks.... Did you install the correct drivers for...