Cookybiscuit

Unless FPS is lower than expected there is no issue here. I hope that single DIMM of RAM is there as a placeholder.

Does it really matter if a fashion accessory isn't functional?

Userbenchmark is a complete waste of time, it's in the same bin as shitty sites like gpuboss and pissmark.

Holy fuck, 1.4% growth in one quarter after six years of decline? Are there any brakes on this train? Shitty shill article by the look of it.

Dumb.

There's a chance Logitech might help you anyway, worth a try. They replaced my G400 out of warranty.

Because it's a scam or an unfinished auction.

In terms of making the card stay at one speed, it can't be done, it's built into the BIOS that the card will automatically decrease its clock speed as temperatures increase. You have to just find out what the max stable clock is, set that to be the highest clock it'll ever go to, then suck up the fact that you'll lose 50MHz or so as the card heats up. If you try to do it backwards the card will be unstable when you first launch an application and it's cold. It's worth mentioning than on a 1080Ti the difference between 1950MHz and 2000MHz in terms of FPS performance will be 2.5% at the very worst, annoying but not worth losing sleep over.

I don't think I'll ever understand the mentality of making your phone shitty and bulky for the entire time you have to use it so that you can get an extra $5 from it when you come to sell it.

US has had this for decades.

Dead. No new content for years and has been losing players big time for the past two years, it's dead and buried, it's a corpse. Dead game.

Dead game.

Dead game.

That's where I stopped reading.

It's WCCF so it's basically confirmed that 1100 is a 2019 launch.

It used to run at 60C in Heaven or just "under full load"? Different applications can produce very different temperatures regardless of stating 99% GPU usage, and don't forget that ambient temps scale linearly with load temps. This said, 75C is ice cold, nothing to worry about at all.

If Nvidia were concerned about warranty returns for heat damaged cards at 85C they'd set the temperature limit to 84C, not 90C.

Shitty colours and viewing angles versus crappy resolution.

TN ass VS low-PPI ass.

Nvidia marketing team pls leave.

Remember that this is only the stuff they are telling you about.

The static noise could be coil whine making its way into your audio, it's a pretty common issue. Are you able to open a FPS counter and see if the sound changes as the framerate changes? It isn't certain to be this but it's a possible cause. Your PC shutting down could be a billion things, overheating or PSU problems might be a cause though.

It's not a bug, it's built in to the Nvidia driver. If you run Nvidia Inspector you can find the Furmark profile. Better to use something like Superposition or Heaven.

Been running my QX2710 at 110Hz since 2013 and it hasn't died yet.

"Any headline that ends in a question mark can be answered by the word no".