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Can I Use My Old GTX 750Ti For Streaming and GTX 1070 8GB Gaming With No SLI just use the 750ti for the streaming to prevent lagging and I have a 8 core cpu and gave 8 cores to gaming and 8 for streaming Ryzen cpu.
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Hello, First of all take a look at my specs listed here (SPECCY results). https://justpaste.it/1ibpw Let me say this.I have been dealing this for YEARS NOW. I am playing with 200-300 fps but the game IS TERRIBLY LAGGY!. I have tried soooo many tweaks over those years especially in my windows 10 (latest build-latest drivers). I dont know what to do anymore.For real now.CSGO freezes no matter what i tweak,its laggy and stuttery especially when enemies come next to me or near me.I cant do this anymore.I need your help! Its even stuttering and feeling laggy in CS1.6. HOW? If you need more system specs,let me know how can i retrieve them! Thank you all!THANK YOU!
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What is a good cooler for E8500 Socket 775 CPU? I have a Thermaltake CL-PO497 standard aluminum heatsink with 92mm fan on it. I am wondering if that is enough. I was playing GTA4 ang it seem to have throttled back to 3GHz from it's rated 3.16 Ghz while playing. I noted stuttering after around 15 minutes. CPU hit 68 c. I had Hardware monitor running.I went with Tin for reading.
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premiere pro Premiere Pro MultiCam Bottleneck
hockeyjosh11 posted a topic in Programs, Apps and Websites
I'm editing a multicam sequence in Premiere Pro 2018, and it just won't stop lagging. It will play for about 4 seconds at 1/8th adaptive res and then the video feeds stop but audio continues as the video struggles to keep up. The files are all on an samsung 850 SSD. I also have a 750ti and an FX 6300. while just trying to playback the sequence, task managers reports not any significant usage of GPU, and about 70% on the CPU, but very little on any attached drives. All files are .mts at 60fps. Any ideas? (CUDA is enabled inside of premiere) -
Resolutions like 800x600 and 1024x768 feel terrible. CSGO I have over 300fps with those resolutions but the game is really laggy.The models are choppy and the gameplay is not pleasant.If i upscale the resolution most of those problems will be gone. Any ideas?
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The 750Ti I have was taken apart by my once inexperienced friend in 2014. We found it again a few weeks ago, in pieces. I took it home and put it back together with some shiny new fans and got it to work, somewhat.... When I turn the computer on, it displays the motherboard logo on the enter bios screen, then the windows loading screen. After that, it just goes black, but the computer is still running. I know that it is not a problem with the monitor because I checked with my other video card and it worked just fine. The first time I got the card to work, it got to the login screen, but after that, it just went black.
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Hi I am wondering if the shitty Lite On PSU is making the UPS fan spin up. I have a 750 TI with a 6 pin power connector. Is it too much, making wall load causing UPS fan spin up. Only happens when I use that computer. XP is probably not helping on it. I use it to retro game. I should say that its a high powered UPS APC XS 1500. It's using around 400 watts with My main PC and the PC i'm talking about with the 40" tv and the 2 stereo receivers. The meter was fluctuating between 350 and 400. Looks around half load. Seems like allot. 2 PCs are idling. No audio from receiver.
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Hello, I am on my way to completing my plan to upgrade my setup, and I have everything from Hardware to Aesthetics. However, I am having trouble in finding a GPU that goes well with my CPU (The Sandy-Bridge Core i3 2120). Everything else in my setup hasn't been bought yet and I have a budget of around $400 to upgrade/have a setup (PC, Monitor, Decals, Peripherals, etc.). I have done a bit of research and came with these options, I just need help with choosing/finding a GPU: I have narrowed down to these options, feel free to add or give me suggestions/what to use: GTX 1050Ti (with a bit of bottleneck) RX 560 (with a bit of bottleneck) GTX 1050 RX 550 GTX 750Ti My PC (currently has): i3 2120 4GB DDR3 500GB 7200RPM Integrated HD 2000 No Wi-Fi Module The Case and PSU came with the PC (it's a pre-built), and I'm planning on taking the PSU and using that in the new case, with the RAM and GPU being the only hardware upgrade (maybe Windows 10), hence why I have no side panel Here's my plan so far (mainly just looking for a GPU): Computer Upgrades.pdf
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Hello, i was wondering if I could put a 1060 or 1070 with a 750ti in one pc I know that this can cause a bottleneck and lag more but is there a way the work load could be split? Thanks
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Hello guys i have currently have 30000 INR or 468 USD i have to replace the AMD FX-4300 CPU and Mobo To replace with i3 or i5 7th Gen Mobo and Memory Or 1060 to replace with a 750Ti what a great option in between the 2 option Please help Thanks Regard
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Good morning y'all, I'm thinking about upgrading my PC this holiday season. My current rig consists of an FX-6300 paired with a GTX 750Ti along with 16 gigabytes of RAM and a Corsair 430 watt power supply. I'm not worried about storage or cooling, I already have that handled. I'm expecting to only be able to upgrade either the CPU and motherboard (overclocking is not important to me) or the GPU (something like a 1050ti). The question is should I upgrade the CPU to something like a Ryzen 3 1200 or and Intel i3? Or should I just pair a 1050ti with my current CPU, and if so how much of a bottleneck would that create? Thanks for your time, -MadRussian42
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hi just fitted a msi 750 ti lp gfx card into dell 3020 sff pc with 255w psu. heres how : 1. remove fan from msi 750ti lp card , this is the shortest of the 750ti cards and place in pcie x16 slot. now there is about 50mm sq x 25mm freespace behind the gfx card. 2. purchase an blower/extruder fan 50mmx50mmx20mm 12v by 0.12A or less and splice into power sata connector(yellow and black +12v). for the fan if three pin its red and black(+12v) and yellow is tacho and black negative on both. 3. some double sided tape to attach blower fan at back of gfx on the side of psu nb tips get fan blower hole about central to heatsink wedge between heatsink and psu a little to give more room for air flow 12v 0.12A fan creates 1.44W this psu has three rails 13A,14A,1.67A . I think these are peak values and not RMS values. I chose to splice into optical and hard drive power cable so I would not remove power from mobo for gfx card recent build still testing but appears ok , watch heat and adjust fan til best position. gfx at the mo is about 31c idle and 86c full load. that's running furmark which is the most intensive test software regards jools hope this helps someone and I am open to criticism and complements
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I know that linus made a video on how to paint a reference card but how about the cooler on the evga gtx 750ti? Anyone know how to safely disassemble & color it?
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Hey, guys. My friend is a little bit tight on money but would like to upgrade his computer to host a 750ti. However, I don't think that his GPU will perform to its full extent due to the fact that he has an AMD Athlon X2 3800+. Will the Athlon bottleneck the 750ti?
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So i have just received my Asus 750ti OC version. I have put it in the computer and secured it into the computer case. But the problem i now have is power supply. This rig is just a normal everyday office computer being put to the test. But the power supply is stock. I received a connector with the graphics card which has two odd connectors into one 6-pin power connector. I don't know what these connectors are. Is there a way i can power this graphics card without buying a new power supply. Can i run the card for now without supplying the extra power? Has my power supply actually got the connectors to power this graphics card?
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I got my hands on a free 750ti and want to use it for a 4k Netflix PC I know that it supports 4k the only question is if it can do it in 60 or only in 30hz
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Hi guys i cant decide which 750ti should i choose so iam asking for help..... building budget pc and 750ti is my only and i believe the best option. I heard that this one is powerful like hell but a really loud (dont know if its true) EVGA GeForce GTX750 Tí FTW ACX and this one GIGABYTE GTX 750 Ti WindForce 2X OC 4GB seems to be better (to me) but i cant find an actual gaming perfomance, benchmarks and so on . Thank you
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so! i recently brought a second hand pc, but it has a nvidia geforce 8800gt and i want to upgrade it to an gtx750ti. can it go in the same pci slot that my old card was in or do i need to get a new mother board? THANKS!
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Ever since I built my first PC (last year) I've had a fascination with low profile builds utilizing slim form factor cases. Currently, the only two viable options for a low profile gaming computer are a low profile GTX 750ti or an AMD APU in crossfire with a low profile AMD GPU (when referencing the latter I use the term viable loosely). Why are companies not building low profile cards? If Nvidia utilized the Pascal architecture for a low profile card it would likely see phenomenal performance improvements over the MSI low profile GTX 750ti that I own. I feel that 75 watts would be more than enough to fuel a GPU with GTX 950-960 performance. Has anybody heard of anything of this sort in the works? Does anybody else like slim builds?
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Soon i'm going to upgrade my current graphics card EVGA 750ti to the new pascal 1060 and i was wondering if i could use my 750ti as an physx card.
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Hey guys i just saw the video linus posted about the physX. and got to think about my old 750ti which I have laying around. am my qustion is as followed. i might be obvious that it wont work due to amd and nvidia but. Can i use my 750ti to run physX for my r9 390. even though they are from different companies ? greetings Mads
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Hi, My brother bought a prebuilt acer aspire a few years ago and he was looking for an upgrade. I opened his side panel and saw lots of dust, and a 200W PSU. There weren't any PCIe power connectors so I told him his best bet was probably to buy a EVGA 750ti. Do any of you perhaps know what would happen if the power supply is too weak? Will it permanently damage components or would I just be able to slightly underclock the graphics card and it'd be fine? Thanks for taking your time.
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Right so this post kind of carries on with my previous post but this time I have one question to ask. So basically my friends pc has more room than mine and more fans which it also manages to stay cooler than mine yet his gpu's managed to do that thing where the base loses just the green colour and you can see lines through it. I dont know what thats called but all I know is that the gpu still works but I would like to ask is it safe to use? and if I were to get one in my more cramped case with less cooling would it break?
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--REASON FOR CLOSE-- Was not able to find out why GPU died, so I gave in and got a 950 from EVGA. Hello. So I have the 750Ti from EVGA. It is just about six months old, and has begun to crash/reboot my computer whenever I would attempt to play any video game. I have not changed anything, installed anything, or done anything weird. Before this problem began, I was able to play any game I wanted (that could run with my specs of course)! But now, even the simplest of games would cause my system to reboot without warning. (Ultimate Chicken Horse is one game I have that has done this) The computer (with the 750ti installed) runs fine. No crashing at all (only in games / GPU bound stuff) Things I've done to try and resolve the issue: Update drivers (manually, since they wouldn't auto-DL =/ ) Reinstall Windows (and hence, the games) I ran some stress tests, no crashing after 20 mins of FurMark, Prime95 and Memtest (even when they all ran at the same time!) Change GPU The only thing that worked was to change my graphics card (which is how I found out that the problem was my GPU) I'm now running on a GeForce 8500 GT ;-; If needed, here are the files which Windows has shown me every time my system was to reboot. WER-27892-0.sysdata.xml -- http://www.mediafire.com/download/q6swmusd3cirbwj/WER-27892-0.sysdata.xml071016-16208-01.dmp -- http://www.mediafire.com/download/q53hg96q4lzunsk/071016-16208-01.dmp --------Specs---------OS - Windows 7 64-bitCPU - AMD-FX 8320 (Non-overclocked)GPU - EVGA GTX 750 Ti (Non-overclocked)RAM - (2x4) 8GB Klevv Fit (1600Mhz)HDD - WD Blue 1TB 7200RPMPSU - Thermaltake Smart Series 600W (overkill, I know, but ready to upgrade)MOBO - Gigabyte GA-78LMT-USB3 (rev. 6.0) BIOS ver - "Award Modular BIOS v6.00PG" (according to dxdiag) Of course, let me know if any more info is needed! Also, yes I know there's a post about the 750Ti causing someone else's PC to crash, but there isn't a solution in that thread. The creator is just getting a new rig.. -
Alright guys, here's to hoping you can help. So I downloaded the 48 hour trial version of Titanfall the other day (after watching a youtube video of someone playing on a lower spec'd rig than mine @1080p/60fps), and much to my dismay, I couldn't get the game to run at 1090p at even medium settings without hovering around 40-50 fps. I had all AA settings (both in-game, and Nvidia control panel) turned off. I tried both v-sync options as well. I can play at 720p//60fps on high settings no problem. Any ideas why it won't run as well as it should? I have tried using MSI afterburner to boost the core clock by +150 MHz, but that just crashes the game when I try to start a match. I can run Battlefield 4 at 1080p/60 at medium-high settings, skyrim at 1080p/60 on ultra with some lighting mods. Any help would be appreciated, I don't have the trial anymore, and I want to see if I have a hardware problem before I buy the game. Thanks in advance!
