Jonathan Harder

Hmm ok well thanks for the info!

Oh ok haha so is there really much difference between 1333 and 1600 or nah?

What about for gaming? Will it affect that at all?

Hey, so for ages now I've been using 2, 4 gb sticks in my pc running at 1600mhz but I just got some ram from my friend but it is slower it's only 1333mhz, my question is, is quad channel 1333mhz better than dual channel 1600?

Hey! So I'm looking for somewhere to get used ddr3 ram because I still have an older pc and would like to upgrade the ram but thought it would be a waste of money to go out and buy some brand new sticks of ram since when I build a new pc I would be using ddr4 so I won't be able to use the ddr3. I live in New Zealand so it has to be able to ship to here. Thanks heaps

Just upgraded from 100/20 to 1000/500

See if you have the same build or post your build and see if other people have the exact same build! Case: Antec one Power supply: Antec HCG 620M Motherboard: Asrock B85m Pro4 Cpu: i5 4670k (Stock cooler) Gpu: EVGA GTX 670 (Reference cooler) Ram: G.Skill Ripjaws X 2x4GB SSD: Crucial MX100 256GB HDD: WD Blue 750GB And if you want to get crazy... Monitor: Asus VG248QE 144hz Mouse: Razer Deathadder Chroma Keyboard: Logitech G105 Mousepad Madcatz Glide 5 I highly doubt anyone has the exact same build as me but have fun comparing

Title pretty much says it all, dunno why its doing it because nothing has changed really and I still get high fps in later 1.10 modpacks. Thanks for any help

Hey guys, is there a program or something that I can use to prioritize my network use, such as I want to put CSGO first and then OBS second so that csgo isn't interupted. And before anyone asks yes my internet is capable of streaming while playing I have 40mbps down and 10 up so I'm just looking for ways to improve it ya know!

Hi guys, not sure if this is the correct place to post this but, what is the best way to update all of my out of date drivers without going through and finding them all manually?

Yeah I think it dips when I'm in smokes, and yea I might try oc'ing my cpu

Hey guys, so basically I'm wondering if my frame rate is normal for my setup, on 1920x1080 I get around 180-240 fps all low settings and it rises and dips a lot, I've done lots of fresh installs of windows / csgo but somehow I recall having better frame rates last year or around that time. My setup: Asrock B85m Pro4 Mobo i5 4670k cpu G skill 8gb ram Crucial mx100 256gb ssd Evga GTX 670 2gb Also I might just add that lowering the resolution doesn't really affect the frame rate for me it stays about the same. Thanks.

Just been looking at some of the liquid nitrogen OC stuff but thought it would be cool to know how much a card has been pushed on water if anybody knows?

Title says it all

Hmmmmm I might try an older version then

So as you can tell from the title, I get little stutters quite often in games that I didn't get before and the only things that have changed are I reinstalled windows 10 and installed the new geforce experience and driver 372.70, is anyone else having problems with the new geforce experience and driver?

Well fuck I did that, didn't work now it wont even reload the normal driver so I have no sound.. great. EDIT: did a system restore and have sound again.

Same thing happens

heres a video I made showing the prob, any help is appreciated https://youtu.be/bCvLO1tgRyw

Whats the best router for gaming that is mid price range and compatible with adsl and fibre?

I think this is what you're talking about, I have no clue what to put where in this classification thing though

Sorry, this is what it looks like when I enable QoS

Heres the QoS and UPnP

So I have a Huawei HG630b from spark, I have tried everything to port forward just 1 port and nothing works... heres a screenshot of the port trying to be forwarded: