Manchurian

2 minutes ago, TofuHaroto said:

I suggest asking what that PSU unit is

For all we know it could be a non coated shitty Chinese psu

That could be a fire hazard

Cooler Master M2 720 Watt

2 minutes ago, Bombastinator said:

That will take a bigger cpu later if needed.   720 is more power than is needed which is fine.  PSUs wear out and 720 is an odd number.  You might wind up having to replace the PSU, but that will be under $100 which still puts you well ahead of #4

For now I'm just gonna leave the setup like it is. Maybe upgrade in the future when it's really needed.

5 minutes ago, Bombastinator said:

Then #2 if you have the cash, #3 if you want to save, ignore 1 and 4.

 

motherboard may matter for #2 though.  If it’s a really weak motherboard it loses a bit of ground.  Not enough, but a bit.

This is the motherboard,

Asrock Fatality B450 gaming-Itx/ac

And it has a 720 watt

Just now, TofuHaroto said:

Can they be changed ? Or is it a fixed unit ?

I'm buying them like this from the owner. So It's fixed.

Just now, Bombastinator said:

Are these all prebuilt choices or is full DIY an option?

People are selling them.

2 minutes ago, TofuHaroto said:

To what ?

 

The second build seems to be really good value 

 

You're right I will take the 2080 build.

So the RTX 2080 has the best value, but what if i took the 1070ti setup and changed the cpu and ram? I mainly play 1080p ultra.
Otherwise I will just go with the 2080.

3 minutes ago, Konrad_K said:

The second setup is most balanced. Fourth setup isn't worth the price, the first one isn't either. 

So that leaves the 2nd and third hmm..thanks for your input.

Hello everyone, 

I've got too many choices and I would like some advice from you guys.

First setup: GTX 1080Ti with an Ryzen 3 3300X, 16 GB DDR4 2133mhz = 1050 euro

Second setup: RTX 2080, AMD Ryzen 3600, 2 x 8 GB 3600mhz = 1100 euro
Third setup: 1070Ti,Ryzen 3 2200g, 8GB DDR4 2133mhz = 700 euro + complete setup (monitor, rgb keyboard, mouse)
Fourth setup: GTX 1080Ti, I7 7700K, 2 x 8 GB 2800mhz = 1175 euro

Which one should I take?

2 hours ago, Vishera said:

I recommend to leave those be,They are fine as they are now.

This is my temp now.

What are the best Nvidia settings i can use? And should i use the overclocking feature of the Alienware command center?

I had power management processor minimum and maximum both on 100% maybe that caused the thermal throttling?

Just now, Vishera said:

So it was an improper implementation of DX12 all along...

Well,I am glad that you solved this problem but the temperatures of your CPU are worrisome.

Yes it’s a lil bit warm were i am too. I turned off the overclocking feature in the command center.

3 minutes ago, Vishera said:

So dell used the cheap and dangerous way of just raising the throttling limit - it's a great way to fry a CPU.

Regardless of that your third core got to 99C,which is close enough to trigger thermal throttling.

On high im sitting on 90-110 fps now without stutter. My laptop doesn’t feel that hot.

4 minutes ago, Vishera said:

Then try cleaning the fans,vents and the heatsink (between the thins dust may build up)

Also done that, I dropped to DX11 and i dont stutter anymore?? Playing on ultra..with 80+ fps

i got this from Alienware;

As the coffeelake processor supports higher clock rate than kabylake or older processors, users may easily notice that the Alienware 13R3, 15R3, 15R4, 17R4, 17R5 generates more heat compared to previous generation platforms. Therefore Dell engineering optimized the system to tolerate higher temperature from design perspective, and the new specification for Alienware 15 R4 / 17 R5 is:

CPU peak temperature will be no greater than 100 degree C

Below is the table for the thermal specification in component basis. For Alienware 13R3, 15R3, 17R4, this is applicable with BIOS version S1.0.9_K1.0.1 ,S1.0.9_K1.0.1 or higher.

Download and install any temperature monitoring tool such as HWiNFO64 or RealTemp and reply with screenshots of the results, if the temperatures exceed the previous figures.

I put thermal paste a few days ago. From Grizzly aeronaut

Now its sitting at 92/93/94 when playing actively.

2 minutes ago, jaslion said:

I need the temps during gaming during idle it doesn't matter. What I do see is that it has been maxing out at 100c so that can easily be the issue causing stutters and skips.

Highest temp i saw was 99 degree but it varies it drops back to 89 then goes back up.

5 minutes ago, jaslion said:

What are your temperatures during gaming for the cpu and gpu?

This is my cpu when idle.

My games skips frames. And i got high gpu usage on bfv.  Even when my fps is high it will drop occasionally to 59 fps. I got a Gsync monitor too 1440p.

I fixed it! Got stable Fps 60+ in all games now! Thanks everyone

Shortly after...

These are my temps now after a clean install. 
 

31 minutes ago, schwellmo92 said:

Lowering the frequency without lowering the voltage will do nothing. Set that voltage slider to 1v and frequency to 4.3GHz and try again. What resolution is your screen?

My screen is a 1440p screen

4 minutes ago, PeachGr said:

I told you, something is running on the background, so malware most probably. Oh! If it's a laptop you have to clean it as well! Maybe a fan is blocked by dust. I ve had a similar problem once

I’m resetting the laptop erasing everything on the drive. I will see if it helps. I also ordered Grizzly thermal paste, will arrive today.

Even when the laptop is resetting the fans go loud