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Alternative Solutions for Home-Networking
Laurence Brenner replied to Laurence Brenner's topic in Networking
The Router is a "Speedport W 921V" and the Bridge is a "Telekom Speed Home Bridge" -
Hello, since I recently upgraded my internet connection from 50Mbits to 250Mbits I tried a lot of stuff the get the full value. With a Laptop directly connected to the Router I get around ~220Mbits but when I use regular wifi solutions or a wireless bridge to connect it to my regular PC I cant even exceed 100Mbits. So my question is what other alternatives I have. Im going to try a Powerline adapter in the near future but other than that I dont know of anything else. Also connection my actual PC directly is not really an option for me.
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Streaming Prime Video/Netflix makes games stutter
Laurence Brenner replied to Laurence Brenner's topic in Troubleshooting
So there is nothing do be done about it but to hope they'll fix it? -
Streaming Prime Video/Netflix makes games stutter
Laurence Brenner replied to Laurence Brenner's topic in Troubleshooting
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Streaming Prime Video/Netflix makes games stutter
Laurence Brenner posted a topic in Troubleshooting
Hello, I've had a somewhat odd problem for a while: whenever I try to play a game while having Prime Video or Netflix running the game kind of stutters. It occurs about once to 1 1/2 times a second, it doesnt show a dip in FPS so I dont know what causes it. This doesnt seem to be related to CPU Usage / RAM Usage or Internet Connection. Also the Stream doesnt seem to stutter. My primary browser is Opera but I also tried Chrome and it didnt help - other services like twitch work just fine.. Both Monitors run on 144hz - 1080p for Videos, 1440p for Gaming. OS: Windows 10 Version 1803 GPU: GTX 1080 CPU: Intel i7-7700k at stock RAM: 16GB 2400mhz DDR4 Storage: some SSD Newest Video Card Driver I would appreciate if someone has a clue to what is going on here.. -
So I am thinking about replacing my old xbox 360 controller with a PS4 one. Since I want to use it as a wireless controller and I dont have integrated bluebooth, I`ll have to get some kind of adapter. But there are bluetoothsticks for 10€ to 50€ official sonysticks. So my question is if I need to pay the full 50€ or if I can get a cheaper alternative and still get the full benefit.
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HyperX Cloud Revolver fine tuning and concern
Laurence Brenner replied to Laurence Brenner's topic in Audio
I just use it for Team Speak but I do care what it sounds like. -
Hello Guys, I just got a new Headset, its the HyperX Cloud Revolver, but im not happy with it so far. Im by no means an audiophile but I need decent sound quality to a degree that it doesnt ruin my immersion while gaming. Im not having any issues with that so far but if there are any tweaks I can do with my onboard soundcard I would appreciate the tipp. Where my real problem lies is with the microphone quality im getting, it sounds really dull and I don`t know what I can do to change that.. Im not even sure if there is something I can do but when I checked a youtube review the quality appeared to be much higher. So are there little tweaks I can use with onboard sound to get the most of my purchase? Also If you have a suggestion with really good audio and microphone quality with a high degree of long term comfort for around 250€ I would appreciate recommendations. Thanks
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Go for SLI or a new Card
Laurence Brenner replied to Laurence Brenner's topic in New Builds and Planning
So in Summary: - The RTX 2080TI is really expensive and would require a new CPU also 500€-600€ - any worse RTX and the GTX 1080TI dont do that much more to justify the purchase - SLI still garbage. Is that assessment correct? So its either a really expensive upgrade or waiting for new releases? -
Go for SLI or a new Card
Laurence Brenner replied to Laurence Brenner's topic in New Builds and Planning
Isnt that considering 60-90 fps as the Target? -
Go for SLI or a new Card
Laurence Brenner replied to Laurence Brenner's topic in New Builds and Planning
Well im going over to 1440p so the GPU might become a problem imo. -
Go for SLI or a new Card
Laurence Brenner replied to Laurence Brenner's topic in New Builds and Planning
My Budget not going to limit any resonable Idea (I dont have a value I want to spend, to me the performance I get out of it the primary focus and I judge the price tag by that). My Motherboard is pretty crap and im going to get a new one, so it is any Motherboard between 150€-200€ not sure yet. -
Hello, I just got a new Monitor with 1440p and 144hz. And since I want to get a good ROI on that purchase im thinking about upgrading a bit. My current build is a Base Clock i7-7700k, a EVGA GTX 1080 FTW and 16GB of DDR4 ram. On games like Rocket League, CSGO and League I dont really have any problems obviously but when it comes to games like Ghost Recon Wildlands or Battlefield I dont even get to 100+ FPS on high settings 1080p. The Problem I have is that im unsure if I should go for 2x GTX 1080 or get a newer Card, also my CPU is struggling from time to time so im debating whether going for a save OC of like 5ghz is sufficient or if that needs a replacement too. Im thankful for any recommendation on this topic. Thanks
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Im kind of a newbie when it comes to water cooling. So as far as I know there a some easy to install "AIO" coolers that just need to be installed without special assembly and there are those that are customly made. So I am currently looking at the AIO models from Corsair ( anywhere from the 80i to the 110i) and I do have some basic questions: - Is it installable without any of that extra fitting work? - Is the performance increase I can get with it noticeablely better than the performance increase I would get with a similarly expensive air cooler? - Do I have to clean the water or the tubing from time to time or does it stay clean by itself?
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Currently I am just going for a gaming monitor(1080p,144hz) and a misc monitor(1080p,60hz)
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Well do 8gbs still work fine with multiple background applications like Chrome,TS3,Rainmeter?
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Do higher frequencys achieve anything at all in terms of performance? Why do they even exists then?
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I am currently working on figuring out what I should get for my future pc. Current planing says: GTX 1080 and an i5-6600k or i7-6700k, 144hz monitor(I already own that one). In total im aiming for a 1500€ budget but do not consider it as a fixed budget. So the question I have is what RAM is best for modern day gaming: DDR3 / DDR4, 8GB /16GB, what frequency and so on... So advice would you give me?
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gtx 770 windforce OC 4GB - i5-3570K - 2x4GB DDR3 1600mhz ram
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I play on a 144hz monitor with some other things open on my second monitor(that only has 60hz).
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Since im pretty much always going to have some applications open while I play - won't that have much more impact on the i5 than on the i7? (I mean things like Chrome, Kaspersky, TS3, Rainmeter and stuff)
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I am definitly going to get a 1080 even if it pushes me a bit beyond the 1.500€ budget. So I dont want the CPU to not be a limiting factor if possible.
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Well one of my two monitors(both 1080p) has 144hz so I want to make sure that I get those ~144fps on as many games as possible. My case preferences are mostly based on a decent quality with not a lot of fancy stuff included so I get a good value for my money. And due to my current drives still being good enough for their purpose I'll only get a 1TB SSD.
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Well I will be going for something around 1.500€ in total so both wouldn't be unrealistic.
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