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19 minutes ago, samiur said:

hello and well regards to all experts  brothers and sisters 

i will put 3 pc in a row one of them is mine and 2 are my friends , can u all be generous enough to render the judgement that which is the fastest of all  and do give a rating between 1 to 10  margin and how these pc will react on individual dx12 titles and application and as well as day to day computing and which will be the apex of all 3 mentioned  plz do comment  

 

1st pc ( mine) (HASWELL SYSTEM)

Intel core i5 4590 3.3 to 3.7 ghz

Asus B85M gamer mobo

16 gb ddr3 ram dual channel ( 2x4gb 1600 twinmos + 2x4 gb 1600 gskill value ram )

Sapphire Dual X R9 270 OC ( i bumped it to up to 1090/1500 ) ( gpu is bad but still good enough to run games at 900 to 1050p  ) will upgrade to 480x later when its available

CM hyper 103 cpu cooler

Transcend TS128GSSD 370s ( win10) + 1tb WD blue + 1 tb wd blue

Thermaltake Smart SE 530watt semi moduler psu 

 

2nd PC ( skylake build )

Intel Core i5 6600 3.3 to 3.9 ghz

MSI B150A gaming pro

8gb Gskill Ripjaws ddr4 single channel 2400 mhz

Sapphire Dual X R9 270 at stock 945/1400 non oc

WD 1 tb HDD (  both game and win10 OS )

TT smart se 530watt psu

 

 

3rd pc (FX build)

Amd FX 6300 3.5 ghz ( at stock )

Msi 970A g43 mobo

2x4 gb dual channel A data 1600 ram ddr3

500 gb HDD standard ( win 10  OS)

MSI GTX 560ti hawk 1 gb ddr5

Thermaltake SMArt Se 530watt

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

16 minutes ago, RollinLower said:

Just all run the same benchmark and see who gets the highest score?

How about Ashes of Singularity? Since you want to specifically find out DX12 performance.

Just now, JPotze said:

Or be happy with what you got. 

I have used my 27" iMac with a nice 1440p IPS panel for years and just bought a asus vg248qe which is 1080p and i love that too. I don't really get your point. 

 

Buy 5k or 8k if you want a new experience.  

They sell 8K monitors? Do we have Displayport 1.4 isn't out?

I don't really get your point, If they were out I'd get them.

Just now, themctipers said:

No sorry. I went from a 1200p monitor to a 4K monitor that was 12" larger and when I switched back I noticed that there was no difference. 

 

 

PS:

I can't even see the pixels at my monitors or my phone so..

The detail in rendering is different I really didn't believe it until I went to Fallout 4 and ran my mods at 1080p for a while and went, Wait -_-... Then I switched back to my 4K monitor and went Yup.

Just now, JPotze said:

and repeat that proces every week? What is your point? Like Barney Stinson i stand by this.

Every once in a while familiarity breeds contempt. I've used my 4K monitor for a year. When I was using it, the moment I went to any store I could tell all those monitors where at 1080p. It made my eyes bleed.

Stepping down for a bit I can appreciate the awesomeness once again.

Find an old monitor that is 1080p or 720p, use it as your daily driver and gaming for a week. 

Trust me when you get back to your 4K or 1440p monitor you'll want to hug it.

The first 2 days you'll be like what is this pixels!? Then your eyes will 'adapt'.

After 1 week switch back, It's like MAGIC.

My Rig: Intel i7-6700K, Nvidia Geforce 980Ti, 16GB Ram , 600W PSU.

If I don't run MSI afterburner on setup or my PC runs for sometime without shutting down. The Temps are 45-46 degrees idle with 40% Fanspeed. I can Ramp up the fanspeed to 100% for 15 seconds and it'll stay there.

If I restart my computer immediately after that and MSI Afterburner launches at startup after I ramp up fanspeed to 100% for 15 seconds then back down to 40% speed. I get 30+ degrees.

0 GPU Usage for both cases.

Does this happen to anyone else?

Running the latest Drivers

Just now, Wauthar said:

You got lucky to get such a high FPS

Are you getting these numbers while in the Universe or in Arena Commander? 

 

Star Citizen is still very much in development at the moment and optimalization is not going through the minds of the devs yet. 

Lots of aspects of the game are bound by server performance (real persistence isn't there yet), thus it runs depending of the players in an instance. 

 

As of patch Alpha 2.3 (and now 2.3.1) the rubberbanding and desync in Arena Commander got way worse, so we're waiting for a patch on that. 

In the Port when you fly out into the Universe. In other areas such as Hangar I get really good utilization. I haven't tried arena yet.

Just now, Moonzy said:

you need a more optimized game

The weird thing is I managed to log in ONE time and get a solid 60FPS and above and my GPU was utilitsed but the moment I logged out and tried again. Back to 30% usage.

Just now, Moonzy said:

yea probably slight cpu bottleneck

 

but that game isnt that optimized yet anyway

Wait are you telling me no one is running the game at 60FPS at 1080P with an i7-6700K>

What do you need a xeon?

Just now, manikyath said:

on all cores? or half of the cores at 100%?

No cores are at 100 during gameplay but some sit at 80-90

Just now, manikyath said:

what's the cpu load like? (per core)

50-60%

Just now, manikyath said:

what game, what settings, what temperatures?

1080P MEDIUM, Star Citizen, I'm not throttling, running GPU at 50-60ish and CPU at 60 degrees

Just now, DXMember said:

what game?

Star Citizen. Why else would I post here.

That's what I'm getting

16GB RAM

Intel i7-6700K

Nvidia Geforce 980Ti

Asrock Mini-ITX MOBO

600W PSU

Running the latest drivers. Also tried 362.00 drivers.

Any fixes?

I sold my Old Rig. 

Now I'm playing games on INTEGRATED GRAPHICS.

I'll probably be playing on that for quite a while unless my financial situation turns for the better.

There are always more unfortunate people out there so maybe you should give it to them. It's hard for me to claim I'm so broke that I'm dying.

Probably the biggest benefit is I wouldn't ever pick up a Nvidia GPU after this again if I win

Good luck.

Thanks

I was thinking of picking up a GTX 980Ti for my rig but I'm just not psyched for any game enough these days. I think it's the same for people who ONLY play CS:GO. So I'm wondering if there's anything you look forward to.

2 minutes ago, themctipers said:

4K is superior for gaming with this high end 8ms screen delay. You will be able to kill people in FPS's like CS:GO.

 

Do 4K 144Hz monitors exist? The only advantage is not ever having to use AA For CS:GO.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uUmRKryhS8A

17 hours ago, wkdpaul said:

There are too many to list ... But here are some.

 

Celerons are cheaper and faster (back in P4 times)

 

"Gaming" PCs with 32GB of RAM and a GT730 (that was last year).

 

SSDs are only for gaming, no need for one if you're not playing lots of games.

 

There's also tons of overselling BS when soccer moms want to update their "Facebook machine" worst ones are the "you need 16GB of RAM to run Windows 8 and up" (heard it a few times).

Maybe those soccer moms also love opening 30 chrome tabs in facebook.

What are the deciding factors for you to choose one over another?

I know to check Price/Performance. But I'm sure there are other factors at play. So what are those for you?

What features are you looking for? DX12 Gains? Vulkan?

I was planning on picking up a GTX 980Ti for my new rig.

But I haven't gamed at all recently and really not in the mood so I decided to wait for the eventual release of the NEW GPUs.

2 minutes ago, Supercian411 said:

I have that one it also died

RAZER Products -_-.... I'm just going to get another Cheap small mouse to compliment my Mini-ITX RVZ02 Build.

19 minutes ago, Supercian411 said:

which naga

Model No. RV01-0104

1 minute ago, GlassBomb said:

Apple products generally have fairly decent audio hardware though. But yeah, operating system does very little to change the audio quality. The software within the OS change the quality more than the OS itself.

 

And what OP said about Price = Durability. I'd go so far as to say that spending more will give you more longevity of the product that you are buying. Sometimes, Price = Durability as well, but not always for computer hardware.

 

Spending more money on some stuff that you use. Headphones, keyboard, car, or whatever can net you a product with greater durability.

My Razer Naga died in 9 months and my cheap mouse still works.

Just now, Zeinone said:

I once went to a tech shop, and my friend told me that the i7-6700k because 7+1=8, I ended up asking the employee and he strongly agreed until i told him to google it and show it to my friend. *heavy breathing*

I get where the 7 comes from but where does the 8 come from.

4 minutes ago, aisle9 said:

I once had an electronics store employee--and not the store you're thinking of--tell me that he could save me $100 by getting me a free OS. I asked how, and he proceeded to tell me exactly where to go and what to download to pirate Windows 10. Then he told me that he'd put that savings into protection plans for everything else. I walked away shaking my head at that point.

Is it legal to do that as an employee? How does he get away with it?

Just now, Nex Cube said:

It's a "budget" PSU meant for basic systems. Pairing it with parts like that is insane.

I'm actually really curious on this because not many videos are on PSUs and I rarely hear anyone talking about. What is the actual tanglible difference between a High-end and a budget. I got a http://www.amazon.com/SilverStone-Technology-Factor-Modular-SX600-G/dp/B00MO675S8 for my new build and I still have no clue. I went with it because it fit my case and I'm powering a 6700K.