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TiestotheYanez

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About TiestotheYanez

  • Birthday Feb 16, 2001

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    MasterYanez
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    Male

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  • CPU
    AMD FX-8320e
  • Motherboard
    ASRock 970 Performance
  • RAM
    G.Skill 1866Mhz 8g
  • GPU
    MSI GTX 960 4g
  • Case
    Corsair Spec-01
  • Storage
    Western Digital Caviar Blue 1TB
  • PSU
    Corsair 750M
  • Display(s)
    Asus VX228H
  • Sound
    Logitech G340 7.1 Surround
  • Operating System
    Windows 10

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  1. TiestotheYanez
    I have already tried that, it does nothing.
  2. TiestotheYanez
    Hello guys, Recently I installed the latest NVIDIA drivers to play Star Wars Battlefront 3 Beta, but the game wouldn't go into fullscreen. I didn't think it was a problem, since it was only a beta. I then noticed that Battlefield 4 wouldn't go into fullscreen no matter how many times I put into the setting, it would just launch in windowed mode. I then tried a game that launches into fullscreen by default, but the result was the game was flickering a black screen (still in fullscreen), but I could still hear audio and click on things. I then launched Minecraft (which is set to launch on fullscreen at default), but the result was a crash. The game's error message says there is something wrong with my video card drivers, so I uninstalled and re-installed it again, no success. All help appreciated, thanks! Since I had a bunch of trouble with malware, I am considering formatting my hard drive, and reinstalling windows 10, but that is last resort.
  3. TiestotheYanez
    Many thanks.
  4. TiestotheYanez
    One last thing, do you recommend any AMD heat spreader cooler or water coolers under $100, preferably around $50, that are good and can get me a good 4.2-4.5ghz overclock? Thanks
  5. TiestotheYanez
    It's getting about 65c. Thank you, it was a confusion from my part... I should probably take down that OC a bit.
  6. TiestotheYanez
    Are you sure? That means I'm getting really close to my PC turning off?
  7. TiestotheYanez
    Here are some screenshots Temperature readings, overclock settings, and stability test screen while nothing is running(except for this page). Here is the temps after running the stability test. They aren't 1c anymore, but just around 5c, approximately 45 seconds after the stability test has started. They have remained this way for about 10 minutes.
  8. TiestotheYanez
    Update: So I checked on the temps right now on idle, and it was getting about 30-35c. As soon as I start up the stability test, the temperature drops from 30-35c to about 1-5c average in a minute.
  9. TiestotheYanez
    Is their any program that can dispay them correctly? Now I'm getting worried.
  10. TiestotheYanez
    They are great for the price, but they do consume more power, and Intel has more power when it comes to gaming with similar specs. So, unless you are on a budget, I wouldn't recommend one.
  11. TiestotheYanez
    Hey guys, so I started overclocking my FX-8320e. The CPU is at default 3.2Ghz. I didn't want to overclock it too much, since I'm running it on a stock cooler(by the way, I am using AMD overdrive, if that helps). I raised the voltage up a bit so it is just in the orange zone, and I changed the multiplier to 19x(3.8Ghz). After running a stability test for 5 hours one day, and 2 hours the other, it was stable, at about 30-35c. I rebooted it, and it downclocked to 3.5Ghz. I then did the same thing(overclocked it to 3.8 raised the voltage, BUT I accidentally raised the NB VID slider, which I don't know what it does), and I ran the stability test to see what is going on, and after 3 hours, it is stable. So apparently, it is running at 3.8Ghz at 1c average. 0-0 I don't know if it is an incorrect temp, or if it is a miracle and I should go for a higher OC.
  12. TiestotheYanez
    Thank you very much, I was starting to get worried.
  13. TiestotheYanez
    I've decided to buy an R9 390, but the CPU will bottleneck, no?
  14. TiestotheYanez
    Thank you very much. That is the cheaper option for me, since I don't have a job. I only need to spend about $50 more. Thanks for your help
  15. TiestotheYanez
    Unstable FPS, it dips and raises all the time. I would like to have it matched up with my monitor's refresh rate, which is 74. For me, I can't take below 60fps in any first person shooter games, therefore making 40 fps unplayable.
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