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if you could get a 3060 or 3070 that would be great. on my case, i bought 2070 super, then later upgraded my CPU to R5 5600x. The difference is night and day.

i suggest getting a GPU. your CPU should be able to help increasing your fps in Rust. for CSGO, 200 fps should be enough.

I'm upgrading from my 5 year old seasonic m12ii 520 bronze to coolermaster MWE GOLD 650w. Is this a good upgrade? i was about to buy a 2070 super, but the PSU requirements is above 600w. And now that 3000 series was already announced, I'm thinking on going with 3000 series and upgrading my PSU to MWE Gold 650 due to its price. did i made a right choice? I'm expecting to receive the PSU tomorrow. Thanks for your inputs!

Do you recommend either 600 or 650?

Will these both cards work on my PC? I'm currently planning on replacing my faulty GPU and i really need one right now. PC Specs: Processor: AMD Ryzen 5 1600 MotherBoard: Gigabyte AB350m Gaming 3 RAM: Team Elite TForce Delta RGB 2x8 16GB 3200mhz CPU Cooler: Coolermaster Hyper 212 LED Turbo Graphic Card: Gigabyte Aorus GTX 1060 6G Powersupply: Seasonic M12II Evo 520w HHD: 2 Western Digital Blue 1TB SSD: Wester Digital Blue 3D NAND 500GB Monitor: Asus VG248QE 144HZ

we have the same brand. try to look for the app in the gigabyte website. download and install it to your PC and look for the app that manages your BIOS. that app from Gigabyte has it all apps you need to update drivers, etc. look for "BIOS" if i'm not mistaken.

try to flash (a current or 1 increment update to your bios version) bios to your mobo using an app. usually the manufacturer tends to offer an app that you can use to update your bios. Try to look for your current bios version and download it from the webpage of your mobo. Flash it and see if it will work. be sure that you have the same bios version (which you can check on the app) and flash it correctly. Follow the instructions carefully. i have a gigabyte mobo and it has an app that i used to flash my bios in order to use a ram stick. what's your mobo anyway?

can anyone please provide me the science behind with monitor overclocking? what components are working and if does the voltage increases drstically when you overclock your monitor, lets say from 60hz to 75hz. Thanks bunch!

That what they called "Silicon Lottery". Since not all chips are made equally, some will get a higher clock speed with decent voltage, but some will get a certain limit on clock speed just like yours. If you can't increase more on your chip, then you should stick to what you have now. IMO, i don't see any difference when i overclock this chip, which is why until now, i'm only using stock speed and i only overclock my RAM to 2700 (from 2400). and it seems that this chip is totally not designed to be OC'd, except if you will get the X variant or a much newer generation.

Reset your BIOS setting and try to change CPU Freq by 3.6 and leave voltage to stock. IF it works, change the CPU Freq again until it requires a voltage increase. Ideally, you dont want to jump to that Freq and Voltage without doing tests, since not all chips are made equally.

And if not configured manually, Windows will automatically set your speeds based on the slowest ram stick you have. We suggest that to avoid compatibility issues, you should buy identical kit or with same speed, size, capacity, everything. On my signature below, which is my current setup, i have two kits of 2x8 Gskills but different on unit, one is Ripjaws and the other one is Aegis. Both kits have matching speeds, capacity, latency, etc, but i didn't experience any issue at all, since both them run on dual channel, not quad.

@@chi_chi_ here's mine, but i settled at default clock speeds because i didn't noticed any changes while i'm gaming. and i can still run games at reasonable settings. If you really want to OC your chip, you can settle on 3.8hgz with 1.270v, which i used for a month before going back to stock speeds.

I hope there is an option to use that 1060 card as the render device for streaming, then your 1080 will be your main driver.

Thanks man. Im not sure i already visited his channel before since i done some research first. I just can't accept the tearing while playing the game. I'm so accustomed to high frame rate games that i can easily notice when there is a slight diff with the gameplay. Thanks again and see you in the Tower XD

Hi Everyone! I'm currently tweaking my settings for best stream results while playing Destiny 2. But i'm having some problems on the said game. I noticed that whenever i tried the windowmode boarderless option for Slobs (since the game is not allowed to be stream on full screen mode), I am certainly seeing that the game is having some screen tearing whenever i turn on left and right while looking on a rock in Dreaming City. Base on my specs below, i can easily run this game on 144hz with custom settings, and my monitor is 144hz, meaning there should be no screen tearing at all. The difference between full screen and boarderless is day and night, and i can easily notice it whenever i play crucible or when i'm farming. I really want to play and stream Destiny 2, especially that this September since it will go on free. Most of my friends in Division 2 will most likely be trying to play the game and i want to stream that and share to my viewers and friends. Please let me know if there is a fix that i can apply, without buying an Elgato.