Hey folks. Been bound up post surgery, in bed a fair bit playing some Silksong on the Ally X, but my joy is overclocking and benching, so seeing as I can't sit at the desk much at, I decided to…
Just run steal nomad and score 6874 with 9070 non xt. Cpu ryzen 7600x https://i.ibb.co/678ZMk8b/20251006-004340.jpg"
Not very knowledgeable on all this pc stuff but j just wanted to see if $500 is a good price for this build. Just gonna be using it for gaming and maybe some music production
I got this for $750 bucks. The story was true and literally bought 9/25. Got a monitor and a wireless keyboard and mouse with it too. What a steal!
Hey everyone! 🙂 I’m still getting the hang of this, but I took the advice from my previous post ( https://www.reddit.com/r/overclocking/s/U4HHVBrNcK ) and tightened up pretty much all my RAM timings. The setup is 64GB dual-rank Hynix A-Die, and so…
My pc started crashing under load the last few days. Troubleshot everything including swapping to a different PSU and still kept happening with black screens on reboot. Gpu: Msi rtx 5090 gaming trio Unplugged the connector to see it was…
*- 2 P core at 5.6GHz, 6 P core at 5.5GHz *- 4 E core at 5.0GHz, 8 E core at 4.9GHz *- 32x NGU and D2D
It's really mind blowing, because many games that look worse, experience significantly more stuttering than warframe. Is it a secret of optimization? Or is there some trick that other games couldn't implement even if they wanted? I know instancing helps…