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mikiotty

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  1. Just to keep you updated, I opened a bug report on the Hogwarts Legacy support page and these are the answers I got. It is a specific game issue after all. Thanks to everyone who helped me! https://hogwartslegacy.bugs.wbgames.com/bug/HL-13611
  2. Did that already unfortunately. It also does that very subtly on some clothing textures in other areas of the screen, very rarely. What do you think?
  3. It’s on the lower portion of the screen on the recording in the first post, but gets covered from the forum player UI can cut the video tonight when I get home
  4. That’s nice to hear. I’m asking mainly because I can send the card back for a refund until next week, so I wanted to know as soon as possible. Doesn’t crash anything. Does your artifacting look like mine?
  5. I cannot go lower than the stock 2000MHz, either in AMD or MSI Afterburner unfortunately. It does that with every texture settings and resolution I can set
  6. If I cannot be sure that the VRAM is fine, I will. The issue is not present in any other game/app/test. I also tried GTA V with everything on maximum and upscaled to go beyond the 16GB of VRAM, filling every single byte. No issues.
  7. Hi everyone, I'm trying to isolate an issue I'm having when playing Hogwarts Legacy. Randomly, on specific textures (some clothing and natural reflecting lights at night on some types of flooring), I have these artefacts on the lower portion of the screen. They stay whatever resolution and graphics settings I choose. The GPU is a Sapphire Pulse RX6800XT not overclocked, was bought used on Amazon Warehouse and I could send it back if the issue is really the VRAM. I don't have any type of issues in any other game regardless of settings, VRAM usage and resolution. I also tested the VRAM with tools like OCCT and VMT, stress tested the GPU with Furmark and Time Spy, with zero errors or artefacts whatsoever. Temperatures are perfect (never above 85C on the hotspot). Does anyone have a similar issue? What do you think? Thank you! Hogwarts Legacy 2023-05-22 18-24-41_Trim.mp4
  8. I'd pay exactly 200€, minus 80€ if I sell my i3. I think I'll do it, thank you!
  9. Hi everyone! I was considering upgrading my configuration, selling my i3 9100F and buying an i5 9600K. My motherboard is an MSI Z390-A PRO, and I have an RX580 GPU (soon to be upgraded to an RX5600/5700). Would you do it? Thanks!
  10. Would a top notch air cooler improve the situation?
  11. Sorry, I forgot some essential details. 1: The CPU is not overclocked, it’s running at its stock values (see picture). Nothing has been touched. 2: Thermal paste is MX-4. 3: Cooler is mounted properly. 4: Ambient temp is 27ºC.
  12. Hi everyone. A friend of mine has an i5 9600k which is cooled by a Corsair H100x. The case is a Cooler Master H500P Mesh, and placing the radiator in the top or in the front doesn’t make any difference. In Prime 95, CPU reaches 90ºC within 5 minutes. In normal use, temperature range between 70ºC and 85ºC. The cooler is mounted correctly and it has been already replaced in warranty, thinking the problem was a defective cooler. Something is definitely wrong, giving the H100x should be adequate to keep temperatures at 75ºC max. Anyone having the same issue with this CPU+cooler combo? Any advices? Thank you
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