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Other way around, run hwinfo and keep it running in the background then play a game

It is worth it when you need one. You can always grab one only when you do need one. I personally cannot imagine any "urgent" use case where I would like to have a readily available drive laying around. I would just buy when one day I really need it.

It's possible. Also, when you set CPU voltage to "Normal" at what voltage is the setting showing once set that way without the voltage offset? What it's manually set for or just where it is with "Normal" related to CPU voltage will determine what actual voltage is going to the chip when offset is applied because that actual voltage value to the chip "Per offset" is based on this base value. If you have CPU voltage set for 1.200v's manually and then you apply your offset value of -0.096v's, you get 1.104v's to the chip and that's what you'll get when all that is applied and used. Of course it won't be "Spot on" that value but it will be very close. If you set CPU voltage manually to, for example 1.25v's and apply the same offset value (-0.096), you get 1.154v's instead. If changing your offset value to, let's say -0.035v's with 1.25v's set manually as CPU voltage, you'd get 1.215v's from that. With 1.20v's set manually with that amount of offset (-0.035v's) you'd get 1.165v's. BTW the same offset effect is seen if using a + offset value, It works in the same way to the same extent determined by the base voltage value set for the chip. So yeah, it's possible with the values you're using for offset from the looks of it, depending on what the CPU voltage base value really is as you have it right now.

msaa disabled. resolution scale you mean?

@https://suno.com/song/674e86cb-0395-414a-a291-a4c11a9efc4d https://suno.com/song/674e86cb-0395-414a-a291-a4c11a9efc4dTatamiMatt Thank you, that is awsome and should fit. Looks like a weekend project.

Id say first try 3d render resolution and disable AA before changing actual resolution. As going under native res of the display will result in an unsharp image compared to a display with that native res. Keeping the native res and just lowering the 3d render resolution keeps the image sharp as can be and will lower the load on the gpu by virtually decreasing the rendering resolution in game.

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It would be useless since those are heavily edited to remove noise. Also hi basic internet safety remove your real name and close location. Best to look at actual reviews of the product and raw shot footage. Llt has neither that is up to date

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I would love to see a video of how to water cool a projector. Projectors are notoriously hot and loud, where a built-in water cooling system would make a lot of sense if done right.

Maybe try 1080p and set the scaling to integer in your GPU drivers. Higher non-integer resolutions can look way worse than lower integer resolutions. From a quick google search the game seems to have a resolution scaling option. If that's true, that's your best option. Set it to 90% or 80% and the game will render at a lower resolution, but the UI will still render in crisp 4K.

Do you have a 4k monitor or something?

Hi, I am new to this subsection of the forum. My Name is Pascal, I live in Wohlen, Northern Switzerland and I am 44 years old. LMG was not satisfied with the six units of the Blackmagic 12K they bought due to noise, but can someone give me some links to some of the LTT videos shot with them? Thank you.

When low budget you have to give up something. Also what psu are you looking at? Budget builders cheap extremely out on those and well a bad psu = a dead pc. The recommendation of the lenovo is great and better than anything here. The only not crap gaming cpu here is that 70$ 1680 v4. Also keep in mind those ali express boards are simply put not stable and entirely random. Some will work for a long tjme and others are the most piece of shit garbage you can find. Not one is the same even if they are the same product since they are made with recycled chips from dead/discarded boards. For 350$ you can simply get a ryzen or 10/11th gen intel used gaming system that is pretty darn good really. As for the cores question. Games will use as many as needed. Currently we are moving to 12 threads being the default and 8 threada the minimum. Anything more is usually wasted than 12 for now.

1440p feels to low and 4k cause fps drop in rdr2

Seems still within USD70 though You can try the lower variant (AX23 is AX1800) but still good router that supports OpenWRT firmware such as TP-Link Archer AX10 or AX12 You're in luck, cause TP-Link Archer AX12 (AX1500) does support OpenWRT custom and on great sale (not sponsored, LOL) Here's the LINK Based on that price, it's +-70% of AX23 full price Please note though, most personal use of router only has MAC whitelist feature. So OpenWRT firmware is a must if you really want DNS encryption and DDOS feature All thanks to the almighty and great MENKOMINFO, for their SDPPI regulations to "protect" us from signal that could interfere with either daily use and governmental/enterprise use, and with mere price of +-Rp50 million for certification (test lab not included) and it only covers for one factory plant. So if some product are produced in other factory/country, that's additional +-Rp50 million. (these prices are for import product only) It's like the crappy "SNI" certification made by MENPERIN, instead of trusting international standard ISO and FCC/CE, our beloved and great government decides to make it's own and copying some of the international standard and label it as it's own.

What exactly are you trying to achieve by using a non-standard resolution?

nope

Yes

need to enable some custom resolution in between for better balance tried manual but end up streched

Just use G-Sync. In that situation your monitor's refresh rate would adapt to 180 Hz, and you won't be seeing tearing or have micro stutters because of an FPS / Hz mismatch. It has been proven many times that using G-Sync doesn't introduce any noticeable latency, maybe 1 ms or so.

do you mean play a game and the run HWinfo?

Thanks for the ideas. I don't think the wireless monitoring system fits with the goal which is convenience. What a bummer no one makes wireless open headphones! I guess they figure there's no market, but I think if most people tried open headphones they would prefer them. They're doomed by being rare to begin with

I am trying to undervolt my CPU a Ryzen 5600x on a Gigabyte B550 board to counter high voltage and temps in summer. All processor settings are stock and I set CPU Vcore to Normal from Auto to be able to set a offset of -0.096. After applying this I was playing battlefield but I think I saw some graphical glitches once or twice? So can the CPU undervolt cause Artifacts in games or is it just nothing? My PC: Ryzen 5600x Gigabyte Aorus B550 Pro 2x8gb ram xpg 3200mhz Cooler Thermalright peerless assassin all fans on full

1 agree. i seen them to.