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    Erie, PA

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  • CPU
    Ryzen 7 5800x3D
  • Motherboard
    gigabyte b550 aorus pro ac
  • RAM
    32gb gskill trident z 3600mhz
  • GPU
    Asus Dual OC 4070 super
  • Case
    NZXT H6 Flow
  • Storage
    WD black SN850x
  • PSU
    Corsair hx750 platinum
  • Display(s)
    LG 27 GP83b

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  1. rijzen
    A good airflow case can help a lot. Also my ambient temperature of my house is 70f or 21.1C so I’m sure that also makes a difference.
  2. rijzen
    its the same in all the games ive played and my airflow is pretty good. Im using an NZXT h6 flow with arctic p14s in the bottom and 3 p12s at the front 1 p12 at the rear
  3. rijzen
    I have that exact card and this is my reading playing helldivers 2 1440p ultra for like 35 minutes so far. 63.3 core/74 memory/ 74.3 hotspot all stock settings on the performance mode bios
  4. rijzen
    a 13 inch 1080p laptop is 169 ppi so it is going to look much smoother than a 27 inch 1440p display at 109 ppi
  5. rijzen
    Do you have your render resolution purposely set to 57% ? That will bottleneck the heck out of your cpu
  6. rijzen
    Lowering settings will make your cpu work even harder. in most games if your cpu is at 75% it is maxed out since you arent using every core. try raising your settings to lift the work off the cpu a bit , if you use afterburner you will want to see your gpu usage around 98-99% and cpu usage go down
  7. rijzen
    I think for your situation you will want bifurcation turned off. I’m not 100% but I had to do something similar on my b550 gigabyte board
  8. rijzen
    On that board the bios setting is under settings>IO>PCIE bifurcation . not sure if that helps but its an easy thing to check
  9. rijzen
    I wouldn't trust it, like others have said 3rd party on Amazon and according to the seller page their storefront just launched. That's a lot of money to risk.
  10. rijzen
    Ah I missed the part that you were on windows 7, it only works on 10 and 11. What you can do is use the nvidia filters by pressing alt-z if you have the GeForce overlay on. In the filters you can adjust colors and brightness contrast on a per game basis. I use that in some games like “for the king” where the colors are all washed out. It’s not the best method but should do the trick.
  11. rijzen
    I had this problem with my nvidia cards as well I had to either disable full screen optimizations for specific games or use a program called cpkeeper. It basically locks your color profile so full screen games stop using different gamma settings.
  12. rijzen
    Im running that exact board and so far its been great, only thing i noticed is its pretty aggresive without using curve optimizer on my 5800x so i had to do a bit of tuning
  13. rijzen
    I used to have that monitor and had a similar issue , turned out to be the PWM backlight giving me migraines. I turned it to 100% brightness to help alleviate it but ended up just getting a newer non PWM monitor and poof headaches gone.
  14. rijzen
    Well my mcguyver skills are shoddy at best so i broke the corner of the panel from slightly too much pressure. You live you learn HAHA. I needed an upgrade anyways , thanks for the help guys edit: After taking it all the way apart it turns out the actual screen layer was burnt from the back side some how which made the mark
  15. rijzen
    i can attempt it , just wondered if anyone with better eyes than me could tell what it was before i went mcguyver on it
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