WhiteWolf_

CrystalDisk

*EVO Plus my bad, it was a P i just forgot which one.

It isn't?

My new 970 EVO Plus has been running in write = to my 850 EVO with only 400-500 mb/s peaks while it is advertised to hit 2500mb/s at max. I have XMP profiles enabled however i do not believe it gets utilized as my RAM speeds were the same before and after enabling, after some reading it seems this could be an issue to why my 970 EVO is running slow? It won't be subject to thermal throttling as my PC runs in very low temp ranges, especially when idle. I just can't put my finger on why it is running so slowly for everything, any advice would be great.

I think my brain was off, that was what i was thinking. Like i still remember learning about half wave dipole antennas, feel like smacking my forehead on my keyboard right now. And yes they're not mechanical radiation, which cannot pass through matter (hence what makes EM carcinogenic). I must have just been thinking about mechanical radiation then wrote it down without cross checking what i wrote, or re-reading at all. Now i am embarrassed, tried to make a good point and just made some diarrhoea. I'll edit that out of my post and pretend it never happened, no misinformation intended, just an idiotic mistake ? And realistically the correction just solidifies the mathematics to my little theory as well. Maybe it is best i didn't take up Physics in uni like i originally intended, i am a psych grad after all?

Objectively it can, but so does ultraviolet, the light you don't see from the sun. All frequencies, mechanical or EM can be carcinogenic, just the shorter the wavelength the more powerful of a carcinogen they are, as they pass through/into matter and make it vibrate. UV is 10-400nm 5GHz is 6cm Essentially that data above when looking completely empirically means that 5GHz is 600 000 times less powerful than the suns average UV. Which means the equivalent of one full day of exposure to normal UV light would be equivalent to 600 000 days of 5GHz exposure. Make your mind up from there. People don't make it past 40 000 days. If you're scared of 5GHz you should be scared of 2 hours of the being in sun, or just existing, the earth emits radiation naturally, especially in some places in Europe, generally a large amount of beta emission. If you're going to worry about cancer, worry about alcohol or hormones added to food. The only reason you hear people cry about 5GHz frequency cancer risk is because the alcohol companies don't want you seeing the stories of all those pancreatic cancers.

Obviously to begin with you would want to look at what DPI/Sens you're running. I run 800 DPI and 6~ sens generally, try something in that range or lower. If it is not settings you need to isolate it to PC or Mouse, so if you have another mouse see if it does the same, if it doesn't, your mouse may be busted.

My build: CPU - i7-7700k GPU - Gigabyte OC 1080ti Mobo - MSI Z270 Gaming Pro Carbon RAM - HyperX Fury 2x8 2400 Mhz. Storage - 850 EVO 500 GB + WDC 1tb 7200rpm. Case - Corsair Crystal 570x RGB Black w/ cable management CPU Cooler - Noctua NH-D15 PSU - Corsair CX750M (750W) Temps idle for half hour, discord only program open. Room Temp - 23C/73F CPU - 49C/120F GPU - 47C/116F Sys - 42C/107F CPU fan is running at 300-307 RPM on idle, all cores clocking at 4400 MHz, utilisation averaging 1-4% per CPU. active for 20 minutes in Overwatch with chrome also open (hardware accel off) Room Temp - 22C/71F CPU - 68C/154F GPU - 80C/176F @ 100% Utilisation + Fans at 2400 RPM (FanPWM 64%~) Sys - 53C/127F CPU fan maxing at 943 RPM while playing Overwatch, all cores clocking at 4502 MHz, Utilisation averaging 55-70% per CPU. Essentially my issue is that in games, specifically Overwatch as of late i experience a degradation of FPS over time. First game my FPS go no lower than 220FPS, 6th game i am experience no higher than 120FPS. I run on 144Hz so this is highly annoying. Overwatch is running on 1080p, 100% reso scale and ultra settings. Some other observations/comments - - Computer was acting up pre-bios update (bios was almost a year out of date) the PSU fan was making strange noises and my second monitor would keep going purple tinged, updating BIOS fixed all of that. - AFAIK no memory leaks, RAM usage doesn't exceed 40% playing Overwatch. - All windows settings such as power mode and xbox are all as should be. - Windows had a problem recently, where it had a corruption in the registry and then an issue with the time where it was preventing the 1809 update, i originally thought it was up to date because it would download but it failed so up until a month ago my computer wasn't even on 1809. - GPU drivers are at their newest, i was using GeForce Experience but i uninstalled it because it kept changing my settings. So removing potential overheating and memory leaks what causes the degradation in performance? I had one theory that my PSU is malfunctioning and not supplying enough power, when the computer heats up, it supplies power to the fans however starts under supplying the GPU/CPU, however i know nothing about PC's so that is just a wild theory. Any help or other recommendations would be great, just perplexing to me.

I wasn't sure where to get help with this but i hope someone can offer me some help, thanks in advance. I recently started part time job as i am studying at university and though a little bit on the side would be nice. A family member works for a relatively small company that were in need of someone to just do uploads and very basic FTP based stuff on their system, just basic management. I said why the hell not. So they were in need of this since their previous manager, the only one they had who also created the website and was a professional of the trade passed away, they decided they only needed someone to manage since they were not looking for re design or new websites, etc. Now the people back at HQ know NOTHING about computers or any of this except what they were shown by the previous dude (i feel like they don't understand the PC language we speak), so my first duty was to upload a Riverina Report, just a construction monthly status report, a decent sized PDF. So i go on ahead, fiddle with FTP stuff deciding if i wanted to use filezilla, etc. Eventually i sort my stuff sorted out, upload the file to /reports in the FTP network, showing up there fine for me in browser source when logging in as anonymous to check that it wen't through. I message back saying, it is all uploaded task done. The message i get back is, it is not on their end, they had not received. My email back was asking where they actually wanted it uploaded too (I assumed FTP server for their website considering that was the only details what i was sent, and they are not shown publicly on the website.) so far no reply three days onward, i literally just started so i feel as if i'm going to get the boot as soon first month is up. It's decent money for the job as well, perfect for me since i study long distance and am unwell. If i am either uploading it wrong, doing something wrong or anyone who has had experience with this, where does this stuff usually get uploaded to?