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    3D Character Artist
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  1. MD Utsho
    I'm asking on behalf of a friend. He's recently been facing a black screen issue, whenever he plays GPU-intensive games like Horizon Zero Dawn, Genshin Impact, RDR2. However, this black screen doesn't occur when he plays games like Paladins or COD4: Modern Warfare. This problem doesn't happen all the time. Whenever he starts a game and walks around the scene for 5-10 minutes, the FPS starts decreasing and the game stutters. after 10-15sec his PC goes into a black screen. However, the CPU and case fans are still spinning. And there's no way out of that black screen until he force restarts it. His GPU driver and everything is UpTodate , so it must be a hardware issue. But we're not sure which one it is. His PC specs are as follows: "Ryzen 5 3600 CPU 16GB (8+8) RAM GTX 1660 Ti GPU MSI B450M-A PRO MAX Thermaltake Litepower 550W PSU" Temps are within limit <75C, Even though I'm suspecting the PSU but we're not sure, Any idea what is causing this issue?
  2. MD Utsho
    I guess you're right, I thought my mouse was skipping frames maybe that's why it looks choppy, But that's not the case. I've made that 75fps recorded video 1fps in premiere pro and found out that the mouse is moving with each frame, So It's not skipping any frames. The reason it feels choppy is because of my Monitors refresh rate indeed. Also another test I did was make e custom 3D scene with same fast camera movement but without the mouse, Still I get the same choppy effect of 75fps. So I guess a gaming mouse can't give me the smoothness I was looking for on 75hz display Or I could be wrong IDK
  3. MD Utsho
    I was just wondering if 500/1000hz polling rate mouse will be beneficial on 75Hz display. Usually I don't play competitive game that much so using an 125hz office mouse never bothered me, But I do see some choppy movement in games when I move the mouse, Though since I'm on 75Hz display can the movement of higher polling rate mouse will make it smoother? here I've recorded a video with fast mouse movement with 125 polling rate Here in this video you can see how the mouse skips and maybe that's why the background feels choppy when I move it fast. There also some video about overclocking mouse polling rates. I've tried that as well on this office mouse. but didn't see any noticeable difference. even though after overclocking it polling rate tester says it's around 1000hz. But to me it feels like same as before, So what's your thought on this, Can getting a high polling rate mouse can make mouse movement perfectly smooth even on 75hz display?
  4. MD Utsho
    Hah, Found the solution already, It was happening because of "MSI Center APP" It was set to Silent mode, Didn't notice when that happened. But it's all good now
  5. MD Utsho
    I've noticed something weird lately, This isn't regular but i've noticed this for last couple of days When I turn my PC on, It's always on power saver mode, Even though I switch it back to "Balanced" Next time when I turn my pc on, It's again on power saver mode. Is there any automatic settings that's changing it back to power saver mode whenever I turn my pc on? I'm currently using windows 10 pro edition, And this is not a Laptop by the way.
  6. MD Utsho
    Can I ask which model it was?
  7. MD Utsho
    The only brand I can find is Pny RTX 3060 TI I've never used GPU from this brand before, Are they good? Also what about their under load temperature? Also what's the difference between PNY GeForce RTX 3060 Ti 8GB UPRISING Dual Fan LHR Graphics Card PNY GeForce RTX 3060Ti 8GB VERTO Dual Fan (LHR) & PNY GeForce RTX 3060 Ti 8GB XLR8 If anyone have any idea, Please let me know Thanks.
  8. MD Utsho
    hahah exactly, 13700k will be around 600USD here.
  9. MD Utsho
    I was actually waiting for 13600K actually But because of inflation and many reason it's not a good option for me anymore New X series mobo came, it's 289$ In amazon, and it's 450$ here. So i'm guessing 13600k would be something around 500$. 12700 is still 370-400$ So I might go with this one.
  10. MD Utsho
    Ah I see, Thanks for letting me know And what about the B series mobo that I chose? is it good enough for 12700?
  11. MD Utsho
    Going to upgrade my CPU, Which build would you prefer? I've no intension of overclocking, Specially for now. 1ST BUILD I7 12700 with MSI PRO B660M-A DDR4 12th Gen Micro-ATX Motherboard 2ND BUILD I5 12600K with MSI PRO Z690-A DDR4 12TH GEN LGA 1700 Intel ATX Motherboard I'll be gaming on this build, But mostly I'll do 3D modeling and rendering stuff. One thing i've noticed about 12700 is it has only 2.2Ghz of base clock, but has 4.8Ghz turbo boost. So is that low base clock going to slow down anything compared to 12600k? specially when it'll come to gaming & rendering (I'll get good after market cooler of course) And please don't suggest anything like 12700K or 12600 please, It's either too expensive here, or out of stock.
  12. MD Utsho
    Yeah I know, But not here, Also Amazon is not available, that's why they got the chance. A rtx 3060, not even Ti version costs about 600$ here. So i'll just wait for the prices to go down, meanwhile I'll keep using my old rx 590 8gb until prices drops down.
  13. MD Utsho
    yes, I already have a GPU, that i'll be using until prices go down for 3000 series.
  14. MD Utsho
    I already have a GPU, that's why I didn't mention PSU/GPU or any other stuff.
  15. MD Utsho
    yes i'm liking MSI MAG B550M Mortar (not sure if it's available though) And maybe you're right, I can get 5800X3D if I go with AMD build. and get a decent MOBO for that too. But 5800X is 200USD more expensive than 5800x or 12600K in here. So that's the issue. Oh and yes I've another sata SSD along with 4TB hard drives, So it'll be fine.
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