benjiven

Though I mentioned it. 6700k, Artic 34 Cooling is more than adequate and hasn't been a problem before the power outage.

I had a score of 13,500 the other day in Passmark CPU test. I had some power issues today and the now my score is 92% with a score of 12,500@ around 80c which is 7 degrees higher than it was before. What's going on, my OC is 4.5Ghz stable and the clocks down move while monitoring.

That seems very strange, I don't think there is that much difference between 1809 and 1803 is there? Did you try clean re-installs on 1809 first?

What sort of issues did you face on 1809?

How did you solve it? 1903 was worse for me, much more stuttering.

Your OS install, what do you mean by that? Nothing is running it's completely clean, installed again the other day.

I an having an issues in Apex where sometimes I am getting 144fps constant, and then alter I will be getting really low FPS all the time. I checked in MSI Afterburner and it seems that my GPu usage is fairly low quite a lot. The clocks don't dip on either the GPU or CPU so it doesn't seem to be hardware related. Tried taking of OC and it's the same. Is this serve related? https://imgur.com/a/7UQzcQi

I mean this would have to be for a whole new build, I'm chucking this one as it's damaged like the last. But for sure the next build I will be getting a UPS

I haven't been getting any throttling all clock and temps are fine. I have heard other people saying they had input lag issues with power issues. https://forums.geforce.com/default/topic/950944/pc-components/mouse-input-lag-is-killing-me/42/ For example in this thread, someone said exactly the same thing, brownouts/power problems that were solved by changing CPU etc

No mouse and KB are the same, also GPU was so it isn't that. Apparently a good PSU will give as much protection as a battery or UPS anyway (apart from data)

So recently I had been having power issues in my house, brownouts etc. I did a lot of research and asked a bunch of professionals including speaking directly and the consensus was that good PSU's are very good at protecting components with bulk caps etc to protect undervolting/overvolting and that a UPS wouldn't be necessary. Nevertheless I faced huge input latency issues after a series of power issues in my house. It felt like V-sync was enabled on my cursor in applications and did every possible fix. There was no signs of hardware failure or other issues, frame rates were fine and synthetic benchmarks were OK. I decided to upgrade CPU, MOBO and RAM and low and behold the input latency issues went away in games and applications. The other day I had a power issue again with light flickering. The input latency has started again, feels like there is 20+ms being added to my mouse, not in control of it and fighting it's movement. I don't understand how it could cause this issue without obvious hardware damage. Is there some sort of circuit that fried that is taking longer for the inputs to register?

I was meddling with some task bar icons earlier and when I cam back to my computer both the double click and scroll wheel were not functioning. I could single click just fine. This annoying coincided specifically with one of my lamps sparking in the other room. What the hell happened

Do you think I should take the voltage down or just leave it?

Just clocked my 6700k to 45 Mp and 1.3v. Ran real bench for 15 minues and max temps were 77c on an arctic 34 with my side case removed (until I get more fans) Is this OK?

Ok so disabling MCE I know have max temps of 73c. It is running at the same clocks so what is it doing exactly?