Mr_Man

Can't seem to get any sound info right this moment, results are leading my to ASUS Z790 forums about somewhat similar issue. also a few driver library websites

I have these unknown/ghost devices in my device manger that won't seem to go away. didn't have them when I built my pc about a year ago but noticed them not too long ago, I didn't think anything of it (tried disable/enable check for updates my computer and search) till i for unrelated reason re-installed windows and updated my BOIS and these things are still here. Any idea what this is.

100c was just there while i was doing a synthetic stress test maxes around 60-70 while gaming Be quite 360mm AIO

Last month or so I've noticed frame drops/stutters while gaming (all games), at first I didn't think much of them but they seemed to get worse over time. So I began some basic troubleshooting (DDU, validating game files, cleaning out cache) no change. Then I reset my windows, updated my BOIS and reseated all my PSU connections just in the hope it would magically fix the issue but it still persists. I've done every basic step I could think of the flesh out a problem but I can't seem to find anything. I'm I right to assume there's something physically wrong hardware wise? The issue; Large stutters in game. For eg I can easily run games like rocket league-Fortnite-kovaaks at 360fps 1080p low settings with no thermal problems and have done since building my pc mid last year however last month or so I get massive screen freezes that can last almost a second then it goes back to 360fps. EDIT; it happens on any fps setting it could be set at 120fps and still get freezesDxDiag.txt

Yeah I just checked the PSU it is a another 6 pin the IT guy that put it together told it was a 4+2 he must be a dingus then or maybe he was referring to something else

Not sure to be honest, don't want spend a fortune but I still want quality probably no more then $200AU would be nice

Yeah I got a i7-10700k using it with a GTX 1660 ti atm. Could you recommend any manufactures or specific units?

I have a Thermaltake Litepower series 750W PSU and it comes with a 6 and a 4+2 pin pcie connectors, and I'm looking to get a RTX 3070 which most have 2x8 Pin I was just wondering would be reasonable to get two 6 to 8 pin adapters? Or should I get a new PSU, I'm pretty sure a 750W PSU can take a 3070 I'm just not sure if the adapters will introduce any instability or lack of performance especially if I want to overclock. pls & thx

Have you overheated the card what kind of thermals where you running

With the PS5 and Xbox One xX69Xx coming out probably not cheaper that the current consoles $400-500 range I feel like people are going to take the small jump in price and the huge jump in performance going to PC gamming, I could be completely wrong but I feel like the general public have woken up.

I feel like they could of got a Used Gt 1030 for a good price and used that instead

@Crunchy Dragon Thank you Padlock of Death

@Crunchy Dragon But what is the ETA on the chips

Hi, I'm thinking about building my first true gamming PC in the $1200-$1500 AUD range and I I'm going with intel (Team blue LESGO) and I wondering should I go with a 8th gen chip probably I5 8600K (I wanna do some overclocking) or should I wait for a bit for the 9th gen chips to release.

Is the new low end 50 60 Navida cards going to be called RTX?