Brouhahaha

I have a Corsair GTX 1080ti Hydro. I used MSI app to OC it and got worse results on 3DMark than under normal settings.

Miyazaki's offerings...

How does this game compare to Miyazaki's Dark Souls? Feels very realistic, and looks like a true RPG simulation.

I just worked it out! Disabled cloud saves on Steam... Smooth, seamless gameplay again. The answer was out there all along...:

Cheers, set it to 2x my RAM as @LoGiCalDrmsuggested. Still can't get rid of the stutter! T'is only when saving so can sort of live with it in Divinity Original Sin 2.

yes, I do. Good idea. With pagefile, for the C: drive is it system managed, then set Custom size for my additional SSD?

Worked last time. Will set it to 32GB.

SSD C: drive. Page file size: 335765mb.

Hello, I reloaded Windows 10 after swapping out a mobo and CPU. I have been playing Divinity Original Sin 2 and I now get stuttering whenever the game autosaves. I recall I had the issue with the previous setup and managed to fix it by dedicating a spare SSD (Sata) for page filing. This time around it has not worked. Got rid of DVR, Microsoft Gamebar overlay, changed power settings to maximum performance in Nvidia control panel, did a DDU fresh GPU driver install, nowt seems to help. I did have the last rig OC'd to 4.5mhz (6700k & GA- Z170X - G1), currently just using the Turbo mode feature. Does anyone have any ideas on how to resolve this?

Ebay selling history will provide some clues. Fuck! they really are killing PC gaming. I gave my nephew $1k to build his own rig, but the shortage in GPUs means he can't build what he wants.

So are we going to see a glut of mining GPUs on ebay at some point? Also, having been used 24/7 days, weeks, months, would they not be 'knackered' so to speak?

CPU cable from PSU plugged into the mobo?

Not sure what materials are used in a typical Nvidia GPU, but I bet some of them are not that abundant. Mining is the problem and needs to be tackled.

https://www.tweaktown.com/news/61177/nvidias-next-gen-turing-gpu-mass-production-q3-2018/index.html "NVIDIA will be launching their next generation GPU architecture in Q3 2018, with a new report from DigiTimes and their sources saying that Turing will "not enter the mass production until the third quarter". NVIDIA is currently expected to unveil the new Turing GPU architecture at GTC 2018, but there could be a few months between its detailing and public roll out." Anyone know what this 'next generation GPU architecture' imples?

I'm sure you guys are more knowledgeable than me, but according to a few forums (Overclockers etc) a better PSU can help, how or why, I'm not sure. OP's two PSU's are good in terms of efficiency so maybe it is 'luck of the draw'. @Assassinguy2623 yes, it is annoying as hell!!!! Good luck!