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DionvdRiet

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  1. I don't know anyting about this, but this idea is cool af, so I am following it
  2. Thank you so much and goddamn you know alot It's a shame my motherboard doesn't have warrenty, but nevertheless, 100+ euros (MB) is way cheaper than 400 euros(MB+CPU) I will solve this, I promise you!
  3. I guess that if I upgrade my cpu, the problem will be fixed. An i7 4790 doesn't fit in this socket, so I will need a new motherboard. Anyway, do any of you have tips on testing my PSU, perhaps my gpu doesn't get enough power?
  4. My Overheating isn't the case, I got a different cooler that keeps my cpu at 40-45 degrees celsius while gaming
  5. Thanks for the help I don't know how to use this program and the purpose of it, but when I did a test, my CPU usage was at 100% while my CPU Throttling was at 0%, is this worrying?
  6. CL is 9.0 clocks tRCD is 9 clocks tRP is 9 clocks tRAS is 24 clocks Really a totally different language for me And just so you know, this is my RAM: https://azerty.nl/producten/product_detail/?ID=478347
  7. Wow, amazing that you explained it for me My DRAM Frequency is 798.1 Mhz, I assume there is no problem with my ram now?
  8. I don't really understand the terms you are using in the reply,not your fault, just my lack of computer science knowledge, but I will say I have tested my RAM sticks (2 of them) seperately in 3D Mark, in multiple slots, and the results are all the same, almost no difference with the result when putting my 2 sticks in motherboard. Also Memtest said my Ram was ok (no problems)
  9. So I have trouble with gaming since April, after the launch of GTA V my rig began to stop with the smooth performance and decided to give me stutters. I thought sending my gpu to the supplier might help. After doing that the card was claimed defect and I got a nice amount of cash back. So I decided to buy an MSI GTX 970, because it has amazing reviews and seems to handle every game you throw at it just fine. At first, GTA V ran fine on default settings (so most of the things on very high), but after some playing, the same fcking microstuttering apeared. At this point I just wanted to burn my pc, but that would result in a burnt house and maybe a burnt neighbourhood, so I stayed calm. What is noticable about the usage in GTA V by my CPU and GPU is that my CPU cores are around the 90 to 100% usage all the time (well it's very inconsistent, sometimes they drop to 40 or something), but my GPU, which from what I have heard needs to be around 100%, especially in a game as GTA V, got as low as 40% usage. So it is either my CPU, PSU or Motherboard, because my SSD is fairly new, I checked my RAM yesterday, and the GPU is ehm.... new. I want to know if my CPU is bottlenecking my GPU, or some other wizard shit is going on, thanks in advance! ---------------------------------------------- CPU: Intel Core i5 3570 @ 3.4Ghz GPU: MSI GTX 970 @ Stock RAM: 8GB DDR3 @Stock PSU: Cooler Master GX Lite 600W MB: Asrock B75 Pro 3 Nothing it overclocked
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