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I really hope not. When a business contacts you and offers a sponsorship, no reply would be kind of rude I am guessing they are very busy or something @LinusTech

Hey I just wanted to hear if you guys know if sales@linusmediagroup.com is still active? I have sent 2 emails now with no response. Thanks!

Of WoW or windows?

Well it was yea. Whenever I turn it off it goes to like 120, but jumps to sub 30 and gives me spikes sometimes

Okay I will give it a go, thanks

One of the cores is barely touching 90% at times. But I already did OC this processor, I believe it was 3,4 stock. It is at 4 Ghz atm. Also I tried disabling all addons, and it only gave like 2-3 fps extra

Do you think I would have an advantage if I replaced the 4670k with a NON-K i7 4770? Or do you think I should just get something like x99 or 1151 to go around the bottleneck

It is seated properly if that is what you mean

It tells me now I have 372.9, but the problem has been here for a long time and it didn't fix it when I updated last time EDIT: It is only in WoW

I am using Geforce Experience to manage my drivers, and they should be up to date

My PC is 100% dust free. System temperatures (I don't understand many of them, hope you do): Motherboard: TZ00: 28C TZ01: 30C SYSTIN: 34-40CC TMPIN3: 44-67C CPU: Package 43 idle, 75 in WOW GPU: 54C idle, 74C in wow

Sealed in?

Hi there As the title suggests, my EVGA GTX 980 Ti SC+ graphics card is not performing as it should. I am mainly playing World of Warcraft on it, but I am still seeing sub 60 FPS with the resolution set to 1920x1080. I fired up EVGA PrecisionX to troubleshoot, and this is what I found playing WoW: The video card sits at around 70C The Core Clock is around 1328 Mhz The memory speed is around 3505 Mhz The card is at stock with no overclocks. I also checked my CPU to see how that is looking. CPU is an i5-4670k @ 4000 Mhz, but the utilization when playing is around 70%! If anyone could please guide me in the right direction, I would be very very happy. Thanks!