Games literally refuse to install on my secondary drive. When i download MW on my E drive for example, it will download 30% of the game and then it just stops... No matter how long i leave it on. Same with Red Dead Redemption. 2 different launchers. And yes, i put my default install location on E on the battlenet launcher. Whats even worse is when i uninstall it because it refuses to download it refuses to uninstall aswell! MW has been uninstalling for the past 2 hours..
I'd like to get a 1440p monitor but im not sure if i should. I would not really mind turning a few settings down. Im not someone who has to get 120FPS+ all the time, i would be alright with 60+ FPS on most action adventure games.
Should i just stick with 1080p or just get a 1440p monitor?
GTX 1070 TI
16GB DDR4 2133mhz
I7 8700K
I wanna buy a Nintendo switch but i was informed that alot of games have no AA whatsoever, considering ive only used a PC for the last few years idk how ugly it is. Can someone tell me if there are alot of jagged edges and flickering?
Hey im not sure what that means lol. I dont aim to have the BEST temps. I just want it to be safe and i dont have to worry about it. Aslong as its acceptable im alright thanks for answering
8700K (Overclocked by manufacturer) 65-80C common temps with spikes up to 85C. Never seen it go any higher, this was under 100% CPU load playing AC Oddesey.
GPU temps normally sit at around 82C. Also overclocked by the manufacturer.
Reason because im asking is because someone said it was too hot. He said i should remove the front panel while gaming. Are these temps safe or should i remove the panel everytime i game?
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I tried googling this but its not that conclusive.. Gears 5 recently added another graphical option called reduced buffering. It says ''Reccomended that it be turned on if your computer is able to produce a framerate that is substantially higher than your monitors refresh rate''.
Is it worth turning it on if i lock my FPS to 144? I run the game at high settings and it sticks to 144 alot of the time but it drops down to 110-120 pretty often so i dont know wheter or not i should turn it on or not. My monitors refresh rate is 144 does that mean i have to get more than 144fps for this to work? am confused
I just bought what I thought was a can of compressed air to clean my cpu fan, motherboard, gpu and other parts inside my PC, only to read that it says it's a compressed "gas duster"! Is there a difference between compressed air and a gas duster?