Is my system stable?

[fonsbocker]

So i got my PC and its working and it has some issues with PlayersUnkown's Battlegrounds but the finnaly question is :"Is my system stable?"
I will leave the Specifications down here so hopefully there are some peopel that can answer my question!

Specifications :

-i7 960 3.2Ghz Bloomfield Watercooled by corsair
-12 GB Corsair Triple-Channel DDR3 1600Mhz (it's running at 533Mhz I don't know how)
-ASRock X58 Extreme
- Palit GTX 770 2GB Jetstream (soon a GTX 1060 3GB Armor) 2x in SLI
-256GB Intenso and a 2TB HDD from WD
-Corsair 950 Watt Power Supply

I am running Windows 10...


I hope there is someone that knows if there is any unstable component or bottleneck...
alot of thanks for the help!

 

[Zerk2012]

Not really sure about your question if your not having blue screens or reboots then it's stable.

For a bottleneck, their always one so that is not a real question at all, their never been a PC made without one it's the slowest part doing the task at hand. Something will always be slower and can change to a different part in the same PC doing a different task.

Memory triple channel so 533 X 3 puts you right at the 1600 speed just like it should be.

For your PUBG game play as far as I know it does not support SLI, and for the performance it is very poorly optimized and wont get much better probably. It runs rather poorly for everybody it's not just you.

 

[fonsbocker]

Not really sure about your question if your not having blue screens or reboots then it's stable.

For a bottleneck, their always one so that is not a real question at all, their never been a PC made without one it's the slowest part doing the task at hand. Something will always be slower and can change to a different part in the same PC doing a different task.

Memory triple channel so 533 X 3 puts you right at the 1600 speed just like it should be.

For your PUBG game play as far as I know it does not support SLI, and for the performance it is very poorly optimized and wont get much better probably. It runs rather poorly for everybody it's not just you.

Thanks for your answer... But i am not really sure about the RAM... Should it not be each module 1600mhz instead of each one 533

 

[USAFRet]

Not really sure about your question if your not having blue screens or reboots then it's stable.

For a bottleneck, their always one so that is not a real question at all, their never been a PC made without one it's the slowest part doing the task at hand. Something will always be slower and can change to a different part in the same PC doing a different task.

Memory triple channel so 533 X 3 puts you right at the 1600 speed just like it should be.

For your PUBG game play as far as I know it does not support SLI, and for the performance it is very poorly optimized and wont get much better probably. It runs rather poorly for everybody it's not just you.

Thanks for your answer... But i am not really sure about the RAM... Should it not be each module 1600mhz instead of each one 533

533 * Triple Channel = 1600.