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Hi, I started development, although with a different name and programming language (C++, Advanced Macro Devices: Deadlock Tycoon https://github.com/tugrul512bit/AdvancedMacroDevices), I'm determined to complete it. But not sure how much time it will take. Maybe 1-2 years. I'm doing this on my...

Raytracing has been an importance lately. But some games also require simulations of particles by heavy use of square-root function, additions and multiplications with much simpler algorithm than raytracing. I think some physics-based games would get a lot of FPS boost by just few such cores...

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A bit flips because of cosmic rays and its still same size, with a different character code.

Could be also this: old CPU was not pushing GPU to the max and GPU was not stable at max load new CPU pushed it to the max and it broke stability or new CPU is taking more power from PSU and it causes stability issues on GPU again Did you try lowering GPU frequency for a small step like 25MHz?

PCIE bandwidth feeds on RAM bandwidth. When textures are going through that, CPU has not much bandwidth left.

Is it a multiplayer game so that FPS is affected temporarily by your internet service provider performance?

Also AMD's advantage is that its AVX2 is more supported in market rather than AVX512 which even causes performance issues in some servers.

Korn, Another Brick In the Wall View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lXlcC3WTQzg

Certainly better than my FX8150 that can run at 2.1GHz.

AMD is like Mercedes engine with Lada hull driven by nanny while Nvidia is like Porsche engine on a Chrysler hull driven by Schumacher. When nanny does pedal to the metal, Schumacher eats dust.

https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/developer/articles/technical/encode-and-decode-capabilities-for-7th-generation-intel-core-processors-and-newer.html In above link, it says HD620 has hardware pipelines for HEVC encoding in 10bits or 8bits. Maybe, it has an option for this in OBS. Also...

For gaming, depending on algorithm, AVX512 can even decrease the performance due to less turbo frequency boost. Because even when just 1 core computes AVX512, all other cores could decrease their turbo frequency. At least it is what is happening in C++ compiler servers. Even the inventor of...

Yeah, AMD has added a lot more threads lately, with all of them it can easily use all its I/O channels. But Intel is going wider SIMD per core and it can yield better performance in some games. Because wider SIMD (like 512 bits instead of 256) makes more register-memory within CPU and nearly...

I'm still running GT1030 and its K420 helpers.