News Overclocker hits 1000+ fps in Counter Strike 2 - Intel 14900k CPU, RTX 4090 GPU, and liquid nitrogen deliver frame-ripping performance

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Overclocker Der8auer achieves a stable 1000+ fps in Counter-Strike 2 with realistic eSports settings - using a 14900K, RTX 4090 and LN2.

Overclocker hits 1000+ fps in Counter Strike 2 - Intel 14900k CPU, RTX 4090 GPU, and liquid nitrogen deliver frame-ripping performance : Read more

 

[Roland Of Gilead]

Whaaaa....!? An SSD caused the instability! Temps sure have increased on SsD's since PCIe 4

 

[Order 66]

Whaaaa....!? An SSD caused the instability! Temps sure have increased on SsD's since PCIe 4

very interesting. I guess active cooling on PCie 5 SSDs is necessary after all. (for extreme overclocking)

 

[Roland Of Gilead]

very interesting. I guess active cooling on PCie 5 SSDs is necessary after all. (for extreme overclocking)

It is, but who'd have thought a piece of hardware with no moving parts can get so high as to impact performance. lots of 5.0 SSDs get really hot under normal usage. I don't get it how the temps could increase so much between 3.0 and 5.0 PCIe devices. Nuts

 

[Order 66]

I don't get it how the temps could increase so much between 3.0 and 5.0 PCIe devices. Nuts

Well since PCIE 5 SSDs are hitting 10GB/s (or more) it may require new more powerful controllers to actually be able to reach those speeds. That comes with a higher power draw, thus more cooling is needed to tame these drives. I still think it is ridiculous since my Samsung 980 pro gets up to maybe 40C under load with the mobo heatsink for cooling. I don't understand how going from the 7GB/s of PCIE 4 to the 12GB/s of PCIe leads to such a huge increase in temps.

 

[Roland Of Gilead]

Well since PCIE 5 SSDs are hitting 10GB/s (or more) it may require new more powerful controllers to actually be able to reach those speeds. That comes with a higher power draw, thus more cooling is needed to tame these drives. I still think it is ridiculous since my Samsung 980 pro gets up to maybe 40C under load with the mobo heatsink for cooling. I don't understand how going from the 7GB/s of PCIE 4 to the 12GB/s of PCIe leads to such a huge increase in temps.

Yup, I hear ya!

 

[rabbit4me2]

Come on give us some real news.

 

[King_V]

This isn't good enough. I was told by some random person on a message board that they could actually see 3000 fps. It was on the internet, so it must be true.

Only 1000? That poor guy is going to see all kinds of jittering and lag.

 

[Order 66]

This isn't good enough. I was told by some random person on a message board that they could actually see 3000 fps. It was on the internet, so it must be true.

with what monitor? (I am aware that this is a joke.)

 

[King_V]

There was no monitor that could satisfy him, because, and I speculate now, but, I am pretty sure THIS was the guy:

Spoiler

 

[TerryLaze]

There was no monitor that could satisfy him, because, and I speculate now, but, I am pretty sure THIS was the guy:

Spoiler

No man, we are talking about computers not TVs, this has to have been the guy.

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CYIkafDFa1I