I was doing some benchmarking and found out that I'm completely unstable with prime95. I've been running 5.4 p cores and 4.3 ecores for a while now and have never seen over 70 degrees while gaming. I reset to "optimized"…

My PC i7 3770 GTX 1060 8GB 1333MHz 480GB SSD

Are these settings safe?

I’ve been having a lot of fps stutters and lag spikes in games such as Fortnite and overwatch, I’ve tried everything, I cleaned the dust off my fans and reapplied thermal paste, I heard that undervolting the cpu might help…

Is this score any good for a 14900ks? just booted for first time

9000mhz Also I overclocked my gpu and now Minecraft won't load up my world like before

Idiot Trying to push more out of their Ryzen 5-3600 here. This can’t be right, Can it?

According to some forum posts of people having issues with tuning a 5800X3D CPU through the UEFI, and this Github guide on "How to undervolt AMD RYZEN 5800X3D with PBO2-Tuner" (out of date?), it seems that the 5800X3D cannot "officially"…

So.. i upgraded my stock cooler and decided to dabble into overclocking a bit to squeeze a bit more performance out of my cpu. I'm new to this kind of thing and my lack of knowledge might be a part…

Are these thermals insane for an RTX 4080S @ 2.8GHz 1.05v or is it just me? (Max values on the right column)

Teamgroup Xtreem 2×24 @ 8200-36 [49.8ns]

Please, give any feedback regarding results. I am not native English speaker – sorry for mistakes in advance. I did it just for fun and was surprised to overcome some i5-1235U and i7-1255U in Geekbench v6 results by modded i3-1215U…