MrHarv

Sorry for late reply. Tried both ways but nothing.. just says can't resolve url or cant connect

Hi guys, Recently changed ISP and they provided their router and before that i had an archer ac1200 and i migrated everything like ports opened and setting other stuff along with their provided router. But one thing i cant seem to wrap my head around is opening port 554 for a home security camera which streams in VLC via RTSP. RTSP is already enabled and the camera is mapped in router but VLC just won't open it and says cannot connect. I did a port open/close test and it says port 554 is closed. Any help? Any information required from my end?

ok thanks ill look into whichever is cheap here

i5 8400. The max im looking to spend is 284$ , so far found a RX 570 4GB

As title says, I need help in picking out a GPU on a budget which can run GTA V on 1080p Ultra. I dont play any demanding games or fast action paced games either. Just racing or GTA V. Thank you

So 6GB graphical memory with more clock is better than 8GB with less? Am i understanding this right?

So, 1660 TI is enough if i go for 1440p gaming in future?

I'm a 1080p 60 FPS Gamer, the secondary screen is just for spotify/discord things like that.

GTX 1070 https://amzn.to/2XXbyY5 OR RTX 2060 https://amzn.to/2XQYYcK Confused here because my mind tells me to get 1070 with 8GB but on the other hand the new RTX is with new architecture and stuff idk.. Help me out here.

Bought a new Power supply and issue is fixed, thank you everyone Corsair RMX 1000W btw.

Right so suddenly I no longer have power loss but game freezes sometimes even on factory clock speeds on gpu. How can I check if my graphics card is at fault or not?

the test alongside aida64 is heaven valley. aida64 on cpu and heaven valley on gpu and using msi afterburner for temps monitoring. if its the PSU, im just gonna go with a Corsair RMX 1000W. unless you have better suggestions, because evga is expensive and cooler master is out of stock.

Okay, I'll do that but on the other hand could something be wrong with my Graphics card? Since PC only reboots when under load..

After putting in the 24pin and 8pin EPS into PSU tester it shows me -5v and +3.3v missing. Does that mean I literally have to replace the PSU?

Ok I'll try it and let you know. It's not the GPU buddy, I had that thought and it even reboots itself just running with cpu under load. Like aida64 for couple of minutes. I have ordered a PSU tester to clear my doubt about it because after all the PSU is quite old and has been through hell of a time in my old home and is only 80+ white certified if I recall correctly. I hope it isn't but who knows.... If anyone else got any thing in mind please help me out here. And I have recently done a clean windows installation too.