Every new 80s from nvidia beats the previous gen 80ti'sby 20-30% while consuming half the power. The new gen 70s=previous gen 80ti's. So mid range 60 & 70s volta should be good. 80s are the high range. Ti/titans are enthusiast.

I have decided to be on the 80s cycle. It has the longest shelf life.

This post has been edited by cstkl1: Aug 20 2017, 12:57 PM

pretty sure u need latency which aint gonna fly with just any normal ram.

pretty silly if that was under water u undervolt right..

cause air cooling u just want to get the max whatever..

those guys doing those high voltage on 5700xt must be using water.

so dat table just now. the dude on water only have sustain clocks like that aka 40% reduction in power but only -7% loss in performance.

also like my friends card his nvr goes above 70c in no ac etc and in some stupid nzxt casing. clocks min stays arnd 18xx and burst higher. luck of the draw. his from asus. stock voltage etc.

This post has been edited by cstkl1: Jul 19 2019, 11:06 PM

maybe

also guessing a lot didnt notice in the latest ces or computex gskill had a 3600 C14 32gb kit i think for ryzen II

i think its an asic luck of the draw issue
asus stock 5700xt with z370 no issue.

410-500watt for me on da wall.

nope gaming...

vermintide 2. maxed setting@1440p.. btw i didnt say its a 5700xt ya..
alot of ppl dont play this as the hours required.. is at least 1k hours to be decent....
also cpu/gpu requirement quite heavy


This post has been edited by cstkl1: Feb 27 2020, 09:54 AM

9900X..got a great deal for it.

technically a 650watt psu will be good for most cases but advice to double up to 1kw for long term...

i am still running my first gen AX1200 corsair.. afaik its one the first few units in MY.. its been running 24/7.. for god know how many years.

This post has been edited by cstkl1: Feb 27 2020, 04:19 PM

Yeah so my advice to ppl dont skimp on psu. Try to get a 1kw min highest rating.. full modular.. psu.. they will last.

Most rig a 650w will do..But because of efficiency/power lost/heating of components in da psu.. go 1kw-1.2kw etc..

Something off with yours wei.

tested just now.. max 580
The gpu based on the power limit hitting arnd 70%.. so its arnd 240watts. System idle 170watts.. the cpu is should be just doing 100watts only
I got two d5 running max. 12x140mm fans, 1x120mm fan, 2x180mm fan, with 3xhdd+optane, 2ssd, 2xnvme..

So how dat 3900x using so much power.. .

This post has been edited by cstkl1: Feb 27 2020, 08:42 PM

using da same wall plug as yours.
i tested mine on few things.. mine is accurate.

just surprised your cpu/mobo pulling so much for gaming. vermintide 2 is stressfull. other games rdr2, battlefield etc all are way less than that peak 580w i mention.

its not just high wattage. its quality of components etc...

nda broken lol.

lets see amd achievement in SOFTWARE based solution

freesync. fucked up till today. they blame scalars and panels and the brand. no F given since theres no qc validation. whats funny nvidia has better implementation but its still screwed up. monitor sleeping issue.. blacking out.. easily affected by dp cables..

amd anti lag... again driver based. blame other devices or background latency , straight up blame game dev

and now another amd software solution with no full time dedicated testing to compete with dlss??

i am LOL. y not fix their games day one support.

rage mode driver based

sma interesting hardware based but is it native via windows or needs drivers??

trusting amd on software is really hilarious.

also interesting ghostrunner fully supports dlss and..
theres a option for fidelityFX upscaling.. isnt that amd lib?? why nobody talking about this?

This post has been edited by cstkl1: Oct 31 2020, 01:29 PM

it cannot be fixed.. its a variable rate issue with scalar.
its the reason y nvidia gsync panels are expensive.
they do fpga modules to calibrate A panel that has to pass a very stringent QC. its like binning panels and have a module thats optimized for that.

amd nvr gave A fark about freesync. scalar companies dont either.

amd + software. is a recipe for disaster.

This post has been edited by cstkl1: Oct 31 2020, 01:34 PM

panel qc also part of the problem

do u leave your comp for days/months. game off and on..

well that depends on what your pc is doing. anyway thats one of the way to speed up transient issues on cpu/gpu/psu/ram and this freesync nonsense.

its issue with freesync/gsync comp.. because of scalar or panel qc.

not pixel issie