Joser95

So i had this BSOD some time ago but now it is getting more frequent SysnativeFileCollection report System Diagnose Report Anyone got an idea of what may be causing this?

I was pleasantly surprised by AMD drivers up untill now

Although it MIGHT be the drivers, I already have tried to do that with the driver cd that came with the card and it dint really work

So since I installed the latest version of AMD drivers I've suffered from a HUGE performance drop in terms of FPS. I went from a smooth 60 fps(well most of the time rarely going as low as 45) on MGS5, now it drops constantly to 38 FPS. Same happens in other games: World of tanks, Warthunder, Cities Skylines... My R9 380X used to smash those games but now it seems I'm playing with a rather unstable GTX730(or even worse, if it's even possible). Has anyone had similar issues?

So I'm building a PC for a friend and I'm on a 500* euro budget. I've settled by a GTX 770, 8Gb of ddr3 ram an Asrock mother board (Asrock 90-MXGWV0-A0UAYZ AMD 770 Socket AM3+ ), and an fx 8350. I need some help to know if this will be good enough for GTA 5 and BO3 at 1080p.I think the fx 8350 is a bit overkill so if anyone thinks the same please tell me. I also dont know what kind of psu I will be needing so I would really appreciate if you could help me with that. Do you have any suggestion for the case, I dont know if he wants to show everybody the pc or if it will be sitting under a desk. Any suggestion would be wellcome. *PS: the 500euro budget isnt a limitation he is willing to spend a litle bit more but not much

I would go with a 1440p monitor by I'm using an R9 380x at stock and it struggles do do 1440p @60hz

I'm kind stuck in 2008 with my current display. Although he served me well until now it is starting to breakdown and I'm thinking a bout getting and Ultrawide screen. But i cant decide between this one (link) or this one (link). So what do you recommend: Ultrawide or Freesync Note*: 1080p @60Hz is all that I need Note**:although the links lead to amazon UK I live in Portugal but I got some family in the UK that can assure the transportation

back in 2008 or something like that i had and amd based rig, gpu(not OC) crashed constantly and some times the cpu would just quit communicating with the gpu, although this was before AMD bought ATI

I think you should keep the 980 and OC it (if you haven't done it yet) and SLI it with another OC 980, if it doesnt work, you get two OC 980's that you can sell to buy a 980ti

AMD components have had some issues in the past (driver issues mainly but also other problems) has it been fixed ?

Hi guys, I'm building a new pc for gaming and I have the following question: should I buy a GTX 950 or GTX 960? Here in Europe the difference in prices is about (*trying to find the euro sign, here it is*) 50€ and I don't know if it is worth spending the extra money. I will be playing some games like Far Cry 4 and Fallout 4 at 1080, but I'll be playing World of Tanks or Warthunder more often than those above mentioned. I may also take my pc down into my living room during so we can all play FIFA on my 4K TV, will one of those cards handle it at 30fps or will I have to tune down to 1080? *PS* In case you are wondering, my new rig will have an intel I5 6600K 8-16gb of ram