mercurialzu

I have 1 monitor, and i'd like to easily switch between my PC (DP Output) and PS4 (HDMI Output) using a switch of some sort. Rather than use the monitor's in built source switching option, which is rather hard to get to. I used to use a HDMI switch when I had both HDMI outputs, but now I have 1 DP and 1 HDMI. Any ideas? I can't seem to find a similar switch for DP

How do VRMs or a bad motherboard affect this?

I have a i7-4770, GTX 1060 6GB, 16GB (8x2) dual channel. OS on 850 Evo 250Gb SSD, games off WD 1TB HDD I'm running a fresh install of windows though

My PC is a decent PC (I would say), but I get stuttering and choppy usage even with casual usage. Any idea what could be wrong with it? Here's a video of my issue. https://youtu.be/_VroXZoY4jo

heaven works fine at about average 60fps

tried it, still stuttering when i play the game

i have not, will try that

I have a i7-4770, Gtx 1060 6gb, 16gb dual channel. OS on 240gb hp m700 ssd, games off WD 1tb hdd However when I play some games or even casual windows usage, i get choppiness and lag. I thought it was a cpu issue so i changed from i5-4570 to i7-4770, no difference. I changed gtx780 to gtx1060, no difference. I changed os on hdd to ssd, no difference. Some help me!! I'm currently playing FAR: Lone Sails, which is not a very demanding game, YET i get choppy gameplay! I ran task manager in background to see if my GPU was actually working and yes, it was, when I play the game. My memory usage is around 20-30%. CPU is barely above 10% I would say? ANY IDEAS GUYS?

thanks for ur responses! my mother board is gigabyte ga-b85-d3h. and actually my bad, i recently bought an addition 8gb stick to run with my current one. so I have 16gb in dual channel. Slipped my mind but i recently played this game. FAR lone sails. Which doesnt seem to be a very graphics intensive game. However after playing for 30-60 mins, I can observe some fps droppage. and visible stuttering in major scenes. From what I know, my set up would be able to play this simple game with ease. I will consider getting an i7 as you have mentioned too. P.S. I run OS off 250gb hp m700 ssd, and games off 1tb WD blue

Hello, I have a rig with an i5-4570 paired with a GTX1060 6GB exoc white and 8Gb ram. I have seen videos which say this build should be able to pull of 60fps at 1080p. Which is what I am aiming for as I am fairly budget and have slowly been upgrading bit by bit. But I often struggle to play games at a framerate i'd like to, sometimes even on default 'medium' settings. (I play Assassins Creeed Odyssey, NFS Payback, Sims 4 amongst other seldom played games) I have an uncertainty over whether my cpu is bottlenecking my build, or whether I am asking too much from the graphics of my games when I play, in terms of settings. From what I can tell settings are quite important for games and how important they are. Could I know what settings I should look out for when tuning specifically for my rig? And if I were to upgrade cpu, I wouldn't be able to afford a new motherboard, so I'd trade my CPU for a i7-47XX. Would y'all recommend me doing that?