Stargaz3r

I just purchased a X34P and it goes over my mouse mat and takes a lot of space of my table. I'm now looking for a table mount (clamp) to mount X34P and my old 24" monitor (vertically or horizontally). Any recommendations for me? Many dual table mounts had a monitor size restriction of 27". If that's the case, do I have to purchase two mounts?

How are your idling CPU usages? Any unusual CPU usages, heavy load on a single logical core?

Update: I installed the driver provided on TP-Link's product page and failing wlan issue is gone. There are two LEDs which are now blinking that weren't before. I feel so stupid now. I tested for over a day, now I don't have to restart my PC in order to get FPS. Thank you all who helped me.

I cannot find any latest drivers for this WLAN card. Anyone have experience on such matter?

Hi guys, I may have found the reason behind system interrupts. I disabled my Wireless card and system interrupts went down immediately. Idle cpu usage and high cpu0 usage went down as well. I tried turning off my PC and turning it back on (which usually trigger this issue for some reason) and the issue seems to be resolved. Now I'm not sure how to fix the issue with wireless card though.

Hi guys, I noticed my CPU usage was around 20% - 40% when idling and the 'system interrupts' process was was causing this. The core 0 was working around 90% compared to the rest of the idling cores with normal usages. I used LatencyMon and tried to find a device with high latencies. Intel RST had a very high DPC count. I figured something wrong with drivers so I updated drivers using Snappy Driver Installer and when I restarted Windows 10 started updating as well. After the restart everything seems to be okay, no unusual CPU idling usages or high latencies. I did some testing around like browsing the internet, playing videos, playing Dirt 4 while monitoring LatencyMon and Task Manager. Although I didn't have enough time to do more thorough test. I will do more tests today and let you know of the issue is resolved for sure. Thank you.

Yes. 1080P. Windows 10 64bit. GTA V. I will get his extact game settings and try that on my PC to see if I'm getting similar performance.

I did notice that GPU's max usage was 99% and it never reached 100%. Reducing graphics didn't help as well with the issue, it had to be a restart. I was under the same impression that my CPU was bottlenecking until I saw a friend of mine with a 4th gen locked i5 and gigabyte gtx1070 having good gaming performance. He claimed to be playing on maxed out except advanced graphics, grass and shadows on medium. I will monitor my CPU usages more.

I will try that and let you know the results.

Hi guys, I'm having bit of a mysterious issue with my setup. I'm getting below 50 FPS (30 - 50 FPS) on some games (GTA V, Dirt 4, etc) on this setup, but once I restart my PC the issue seems to be fixed. In GTA V I would get around average of 70 FPS and average of 35 FPS on heavy grass covered areas and in Dirt 4 I get 60 (I have locked to 60, rarely drops to ~56) on Geforce Experience optimized settings. My CPU usage is around average of 90% and GPU usage average of 95% when playing GTA V. Temps are around 60C. I noticed that turning off and turning on the PC doesn't help either. It has to be a restart. This doesn't happen to some games such as Witcher 3, Overwatch, Farcry Primal etc. I have GPU power management mode to prefer maximum performance, DSR factors turned off, power limit to 114% and temp limit to 92C on MSI Afterburner. I have a custom fan curve on both CPU and GPU to work 100% when the temps hit 60C mark, so both CPU and GPU barely go above 60C. I didn't notice any memory leaks. I tried re-installing Windows as well, but it did not help. Here is my setup https://ca.pcpartpicker.com/list/Zyb8f8. My CPU cooler is SubZero Frostbite. OS: Windows 10 Pro 64bit BIOS Version: F21 I have attached Cinebench R15 benchmark scores as well. Any ideas? Thank you!