BlueBullyXZ

When I play Blur every 5 min I have some sort of stutter that happens due to a drop of clock and vram usage of the gpu. It goes from aprox. 1300Mhz/1250Mb to 780Mhz/760Mb. I took the stats from MSi Afterburner. I tried to fix it enabling K-Boost from X OC but that doesn´t work as well as Max. Performance on the Nvidia Control Panel. Do I need to install any updates or patch for the game?

I tryied to get to it with the combination "Ctrl+F" in my MSi Afterburner but It doesnt work for me don´t know why. I want to stick to a constant clock speed/voltatge because some games have stuttering without it.

I figure it out guys. The f*cking VSYNC destroys the frametime, but in case with no possibility of turned off, RivaTuner can make a slightly difference

Maybe could be very bad PC ports but didn´t you think the same when you watch a 60fps gameplay and you can see a much smoother refresh rate tan your game is?

Yes, and don´t know why it is happening. When I play now Burnout Paradise my frametime in the game`s overlay by Afterburner says(15,9-16.9ms). When I decide to see the frametime graph is very inconsistent (it`s vey spikey). But one thing due, when I launch the game and I`m in the garage of Paradise City the frametime in the graphs appear 16,9ms in a constant way. This happened to me with Need For Speed Hot Pursuit 2010 aswell

I just want to know if isnt just me. When I play games I usually have MSI Afterburner for monitorizing the stats and so on. In the actual game I can see dispalyed the frame time as pretty much consistent (16,9ms) but when I quit the game to see the stants on the programme itselt the frametime is MASSIVLY different and inconsistent(22-26ms). Is there any problem related to my GPU or just it is a bug? I also experienced some "strange" behavior of the frametime time ago. I was playing NFS The Run at 140fps on my 60Hz display and the frametime was (13-16ms).

Thank you all, I will buy one after all on the Corsair page

I´m planning to buy a keyboard and a mouse directly from the corsair´s web but i´m not sure about their quality, has anyone tried this?

In that case I´d try.

I recently read that if you hold the power botton of the PC once is shuted down you can pull off the electrical residue of all the components inside. Is this actually true?

Since I installed and played again GRID 2 on Steam, while was gaming I could hear a pulse sound for the PC. First I thought was the GPU but after I decided to uninstlled it before I played a lot more, that sound sill beeing and when did it the sound was more low than before. But today when I booted up I can hear the same pulse sound. I checked it, and comes from the CPU or RAM (I´m not sure). Anyone had this before? PS: If anyone ask me if the usage of the CPU is high, the funny thing is that Corsair Link shows up to 40% and the Windows Administrator tool doesn´t show that same percentatge

Suposing that Intel Diagnostic Tool has that FPU+CPU extremme stress. I have "common high temps"? My wishes for 4,8Ghz/1,32v are getting far now

But atleast you can "hear" if the rpms are high or not.

What are your rpms on the fans and pump

Yes, the cooler comes with thermal paste on it. I have this PC since February of this year and I don't think is the thermal paste because on idle is about 31° and I'm on Spain too. May be the cooler which doesn't have kind of time to react, but I will try to do that agressive curve and see what happens. PS: I tested the CPU-Z stress and benchmark tests on both clocks and I have respectivly 54º/72°