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iRacing is good in terms of optimization, the in-game graphics quality adjustments are great for tweaking to your desired quality/FPS targets. A 1060 6gb would give you a decent triple 1080p experience as the game isn't particularly hard to run. For 1440p triples ideally i'd be looking at a 2080ti, a 6700xt or a 3070 A team mate of mine runs triple 1440p with a 2070 Super and manages to get by.
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Are you running Fortnite in DX11 or DX12? Does it happen on any other games?
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Have you tried the other Pcie outs from the PSU?
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Your GPU seems to be limited, avg clock frequency is very low. Check Nvidia control panel to make sure there's no power limits in place.
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Score is low for a 3600 running 4550mhz, should be closer to 10,800pts. Looks like you have a decent chip to play with though.
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The 2 pin is just + and - Has no rpm sense or pwm so should work on any 3 or 4 pin fan header and have DC control. Can you link the fan you have in mind?
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Looking for specific RAM for AMD Ryzen 5 5600X
glenalz81 replied to Tartares's topic in CPUs, Motherboards, and Memory
Crucial Ballistix is what you're after. -
"Issue" with voltages on my new asus tuf 6900xt
glenalz81 replied to David0ne86's topic in Graphics Cards
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KFA2 iirc is the Euro version of Galax.
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Ryzen Core performance boost is stuck at 3.7ghz
glenalz81 replied to Xeon or ryzen's topic in CPUs, Motherboards, and Memory
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Coil whine comes from vibrations made from current passing through a component like an inductor, sometimes we're unlucky and the vibrations resonate at a frequency that we can hear. Like @alyensaid, it's easy to rule out the AIO by reducing the speed to minimum or setting a static speed.
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Coil whine i'd guess. More noticeable when the GPU is loaded?