ThatsCanadaDry

Oh whop[ps

What is the US to Malaysian currency? Google tells me it's 0.25 cents, so your price doesn't make sense...

PrecisionX only allows me to increase voltage by 100mV.

Yeah, definitely. I kind of don't feel safe with this one in here, even if I do know it works... I used it for my last rig.

Current rig: i3-6100 ASUS Z170-A (for when I get my unlocked CPU, wasn't a stupid decision, I promise) Western Digital Blue 1TB 8GB DDR4 (single-channel) GTX 950 Some generic PSU Some case I reused Some 1600x900 monitor Plans: Upgrade my PSU to an EVGA SuperNOVA B2 750W or G2 650W Get another 8GB stick of DDR4 so I can run in duel-channel (and have 16GB of RAM) Get an Samsung 850 EVO (should I switch it around with the RAM?) Upgrade my CPU to an i5-6600k or i7-6700k (maybe even Kaby Lake if I don't upgrade sooner) Upgrade my GPU to a Vega card (assuming they reasonably compete with the new nVidia lineup) Upgrade my monitor to a (probably 1440p) one Get a new computer case (Fractal Design Define R5?) Get a new keyboard (idek) Get a new mouse (idek) Thoughts?

Here's a screenshot of my general settings.

"Unlock voltage control"? Yep.

Yeah but I usually see like 200 and 500 rather than 100 and 700. Anyways, it's greyed out. Bios issue? I haven't heard anything about the card being voltage locked.

Don't bother with don. He tends to spew a lot of shit.

My EVGA GTX 950 SC has me confused... I can't change the voltage, first of all. I have an ASUS Z170-A motherboard. Second of all, I can only get a ~100 MHz core overclock but a ~700+ MHz memory overclock. That seems unbalanced looking at what others aim to do.

The mistakes people make are getting funnier and funnier.

Anyways, this looks like this is going to be completely useless and/or irrelevant for the majority of people using a Mac computer. Even though, good on Apple for stepping up their game.

How something performs in VR is no clear indication of how something performs in the average gaming situation.

"Predictions" is a word that people don't seem to understand for whatever reason.

480 most likely isn't a 1440p card, and definitely not a 4k card. Unless you're running in CF... Anyways Shadows of Mordor and GTA V are the only two games that have used more than 4GB of VRAM for me, and I just disabled AO/AA to fix the issue. EDIT: Could very well be a 1440p card if the performance claims are true.