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GTA 5 jerks and stutters but frame rate is triple digits ?
Richard Webster replied to Turtle Rig's topic in PC Gaming
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GTA 5 jerks and stutters but frame rate is triple digits ?
Richard Webster replied to Turtle Rig's topic in PC Gaming
GTA V likes vsync otherwise it's not smooth. You could also try disabling shader cache in Nvidia control panel. -
Also don't use the Game works graphics stuff, it's resource intensive and not that impressive/necessary. Except enhanced rain, I like that.
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Expect low/med at 1080p30fps. It's an amazing game, one of the best I've ever played. Ran through it at 4K30fps and was not disappointed. Edit Don't use in-game FPS cap. It's broken. Just stick Vsync on and cap to 30 using RTSS.
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My XP gaming PC (32 bit) is more or less finished and it's lovely. I was wondering what essential software or tweaks to the system I should do, to get the best experience. I've already got the following software: RTSS (for solid frame times/limits) RadeonPro (Vsync, AA, AF) TweakUI Specs: CPU: AMD Athlon II X2 215 GPU: ATI Radeon X1900 XTX RAM: 2GB DDR3 (single stick, which I might upgrade later to a dual channel 4GB kit) I've done a couple of things to tweak performance but nothing major and just thought I'd ask folks in case I've not thought of something.
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How To Disassemble Radeon X1900 XTX Fan
Richard Webster replied to Richard Webster's topic in Graphics Cards
Thanks @Jon Jon I used that video to do the thermal paste, it didn't cover the fan motor though -
How To Disassemble Radeon X1900 XTX Fan
Richard Webster replied to Richard Webster's topic in Graphics Cards
Ok guys I figured it out. That tiny white disc in the last picture in the OP is a plastic washer. I gently removed it by pushing a thin blade underneath it's edge, and the fan blade just slid out, exposing the motor and where I need to clean etc. -
Hey guys I could use some help and haven't found anything on Google. I want to apply some new grease inside the fan motor on this GPU but I don't see any obvious ways to get to it. Take a look at the attached. Can anyone please advise?
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Digital Foundry have an analysis. A locked 1080p60 Ultra isn't possible with either a 1060, RX 580, 1070 or a Vega 56. RTX 2080 Ti can't manage 4k60 Ultra.
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PC Gaming with TV instead of Monitor
Richard Webster replied to James the Broke Gamer's topic in Displays
Make sure you either use the Game mode (sometimes a display option like Vivid etc), or set the HDMI input on the TV to PC (sometimes called RGB). Otherwise you'll get bad input lag and those post-processing features that ruin image quality. -
Sonic Racing games are pretty fun.
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970 is a very capable card, great even for a budget 4K experience (High/30fps, more for older games, all game dependent) when overclocked. You'll struggle now with newer titles due to VRAM, especially with larger texture files. If you can upgrade now a 1070/2060 would be a good jump for Ultra/1080p60 gaming.
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Don't worry mate they're legit. Actually owned by IGN.
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Developers and publishers. They're about as legit as you can get. Why do you ask?
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How do I change the refresh rate in Final Fantasy XV (15)???
Richard Webster replied to Gypopotamus's topic in PC Gaming
I run Skyrim SE at 50hz on my 4K TV, but Skyrim doesn't care and runs at 60hz anyway. So to get the game to use that I set Windows to 50hz, open the game (which overrides and runs at 60hz), alt-tab to desktop and then back to the game and voilà! Skyrim at 50hz. You could try that method. -
Is it impossible to run assassins creed odyssey with an i5 8400
Richard Webster replied to Carz728's topic in PC Gaming
I ran this game using an i5 8400 and an overclocked GTX 970 at 1440p with a mix of high and medium settings at a locked 30fps. -
Ok thinking about it I made the right call with the C2D E8600. I was XP right up to 7, so for my build its about right. Plus I still have a bunch of DDR2 RAM lying around.
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Hmm... maybe I shouldn't have cheated and instead gone for an AMD Athlon 64 FX-60 or something.
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Update: regarding the GPU I've taken the plunge and gone for a Radeon X1900 XTX 512 Mb. Late gen XP card.
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@campy great post mate, I was thinking an ATI card of the era... Edit - 4870 is too powerful for what I want. I've been cheeky on the CPU, but want to get a card from 2005/2006 era I think.
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I'm kind of interested in the E8600 now. Benchmarks really well. I can get one off eBay now for less than £10 + delivery. Should I jump in?
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Hey folks I'm planning a "retro" XP build, and while I haven't settled on whether I want to use components of the era, or low end modern gear yet (if anyone has any thoughts feel free to suggest), I can't decide which type of CPU to go for. Most XP era games, and even some later ones, really only need a fast single core CPU. However would I be shooting myself in the foot if I don't get a strong dual core one instead? I don't really plan on playing Crysis on this thing, probably only the following kind of titles: Strategy (AoE, Empire Earth, Civ) RPGs (Oblivion, KotoR) Far Cry / Doom 3 / Half Life 1 & 2
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Anyone download NoCD Cracks because they're lazy?
Richard Webster replied to Richard Webster's topic in PC Gaming
Absolute genius. -
Did any of you download those NoCD Cracks back in the day, because you couldn't be bothered putting the disc in every time you wanted to play the game? I did on a few games that I'd throw many hours into. Age of Empires, Elder Scrolls etc.