CyrisXD
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1Gbps Powerline Vs 802.11ac - What's better for Steam in home Streaming
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Yeah I'm aware of that, but should give enough throughput to stream 1080p. I'm wondering if a direct connection through Powerline will give a notable difference in latency. -
Hi all, My current set up: Host -> WiFi -> Router -> WiFi -> Macbook Gaming at 1080p/60fps on 802.11ac is pretty good with the occasional stutter. Running Ethernet isn't the easiest choice right now so I'm considering Powerline adapters. The thing is, I want to create a direct connection instead of going through the router for a better streaming experience. House is fairly new, built in 2005 so wiring should be good. Host -> Powerline -> Macbook Has anyone had experience between 802.11ac and 1Gbps powerline adapters for in home steaming?
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Hi guys, I'm looking for a miniPC to add to my lounge television, so that I can stream games from my gaming rig on a wired LAN connection. I don't want anything that couldn't get 1080p/60fps. Been looking at Intel NUC's but not sure which version of hardware that is reasonably priced would achieve that streaming. A few available here are the: Intel NUC Asrock Beebox Gigabyte Brick Asus VivoMini I would like to buy from here: http://www.pbtech.co.nz/ As I have an account there. Any help appreciated. Cheers Edit: Yes I'm aware of the Steam Link, but reviews haven't been great, frame drops, stuttering, etc...
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RT @NianticLabs: Pokémon GO field testing will begin in Australia and New Zealand later this month. For more details visit: https://t.co/E…
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If I won this, I will pass it on to someone who really needs an SSD to bring their old computer back to life again. That's what the PC community should do.
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Just tested Fallout 4, Ultra settings at 1080p, lowest 45fps doesn't go over 70fps. Does that sound right to anyone else?
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GPU Core clock? I haven't touched it. I just tried reverting back to the old driver. Did another run and 3DMark still reporting strange clocks for GPU.
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No overclock on VRAM. I just tried pre-defined cpu profile for overclocking on my MOBO, pushes my 4770k to 4.3Ghz. Temps stay under 70 degrees on load. Here is the new FireStrike - http://www.3dmark.com/3dm/10651520? Any reason why GPU is showing such low clock speeds?
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Right, after much research I realized my RAM timings were incorrect. After setting XMP, voltage is correct and timings are correct. I've also set my CPU Multiplier x40 - 4Ghz. After testing in game again, the lowest FPS I saw was 39fps (Before 32fps). Jumps to 60fps rarely. I ran another Firestrike and score is higher but specs seem off, apparently time measurement inconsistencies happened - http://www.3dmark.com/3dm/10650920? FYI: "Graphics driver not supported is the hotfix driver provided by EVGA.
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My ASIC score is at 74.7% (screenshot)
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Here is a link to my GPU-Z log file: https://www.dropbox.com/s/26xxcko6fhns7hg/GPU-Z%20Sensor%20Log.txt?dl=0 Yes but changing it lower doesn't make much of a difference. Yes I tried Witcher 3 maxed out. Jumps between 40-60fps. Not bad but I'm pretty sure other 980ti's get higher on 1080p
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I just did a complete format and reinstall of Windows, fresh driver installs, directx and everything. Nothing has changed. Still dipping to 30fps =\
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Nope and Vsync is already turned off. I'm so confused, need to figure out if I should return my card or not.
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Have you tried using a rubber band? Sometimes the rubber creates enough friction to turn the screw. Image
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Looks like a pretty good system to me.
