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Ok, thanks. Guess I'll have to deal with it.

I know it's normal that the voltage changes, but the way it changes is curious to me. I have no way to set a voltage between those values I listed, so it's either 1.344 or 1.36, no inbetween, even with llc and no limiter. Is that normal too?

So, I have tried to overclock my 6700k on a Asus Z170a board (up-to-date bios). But at some point I noticed, that the voltage that I manually set, isn't actually the voltage that is used. For example, I set the core voltage to 1.335 and it instead will jump between 1.328 and 1.344. The same happens when I try to input 1.35. The jumps then go from 1.328 to 1.344 and even to 1.36. I have tried to change the llc but it doesn't help at all and I don't know what else to try.

Another monitor it is I guess

Is disabled.

So, this week I got myself a LG 27GL83A-B monitor (3 in total now). It works fine except it disconnects within minutes of logging into windows (nothing in the event log). Now the twist is, it doesn't reconnect but is shown as deactivated in both the Nvidia control panel and the windows monitor arrangement. It works fine after reactivating it which leads me to believe this might not be a problem with the monitor itself, but so far that hasn't ever happened with the other two. I have reset my driver, nvidia driver, swapped ports on the gpu and tested the dp cable on my other monitor. There are no enery saving settings enabled. Does anyone have any idea what the cause of the issue could be?

Just a sidenote: The reason why skillgroups seem more chaotic now is not because of the huge ban wave which happened a while back, but because of the huge influx of new players which caused all the skillgroups to become wider.

I started PC Gaming with stuff like Ghost Recon, Sim City 2k, Operation Flashpoint and some very old RTS like Starcraft.

Care less about winning and more about having fun, regardless of your teammates. If they talk shit, mute them, if they grief, report them, finished.

He is asking which anime are interesting and are CURRENTLY airing. Keep that in mind.

Aim and crosshair placement are decent. Use of nades is ok. But you are a bit too greedy as soon as enemies push you. Instead, try to pick one or two, and then fall back, not peak them over and over again.

I just changed from an M65 to a SS Rival and the Rival is much better. The optical sensor is far superior to a laser sensor and the 4 cm additional length are great. Also, the M65 is very heavy for its size.

NiP - nV - fnatic - VP

Warfront: Turning Point (wasn't that great, but I enjoyed it)

Global Elite after about 600 hours (+200 hours doing other stuff). About 2000+ hours in CSS and between 500-1000 for both 1.6 and CZ.