BetteBalterZen

Take your time, no rush.

I think you should start with saying what resolution your friends plays in and what FPS he's getting.

1050Ti, Single-channel RAM - this doesn't exactly help performance. What games are your friend playing? What resolution? What FPS is he getting now?

I'm using Heaven Benchmark, the free version. I'll keep it running in the background(windowed) doing loops with the highest possible graphics settings + the highest possible custom resolution. Then I adjust the voltage curve / undervolt until Heaven freezes or crashes. When Heaven freezes or crashes, I bump up the voltage a tiny bit, until Heaven doesn't freeze or crash. Then I proceed to Time Spy Stress Test, which I have bought on Steam. If the Time Spy Stress Test have a framerate stability of 97.5% and up, it will complete the stress test successfully. If the test drops below the 97.5% in

Oh okay, sorry to hear. Yeah, I haven't seen anyone else suggesting to others they should try start their PC without CMOS battery installed, if it doesn't POST. But I know for a fact that it can fix a PC that doesn't POST. It has saved my PC twice. And both times I've first resetted the CMOS like you normally would which didn't work. But starting my PC without the battery installed, my PC POST'ed with an error saying I have to install the battery. So then I turn of my PC, install the battery and wupti, PC POST's.

Have you tried starting your PC -without- the CMOS batteri installed?

Yes for sure. I have been able to complete full benchmarks runs in Heaven but when I stress test using the Time Spy Stress Test, the test will fail because of too many frame drops. I have 99.5% frame rate stability with my current undervolt. I like how Optimums 3090 is a FE version like yours. Maybe all FE are binned. Nice undervolt you have

Honestly, no, I haven't tried lower than 1791MHz because I don't want to lose to much performance. But still, 1791 wasn't even stable on ~820mV. So I just settled in with 850mV and 1815MHz. And yes sure, Nvidia could absolutely have sent a binned card and they probably did.

That's a really nice build

Hello! Any 3090 users here who undervolts care to share their undervolting results? I'd like to compare with my results. My 3090 is stable at 1815MHz with 850mV and the result is good - very, very quiet(low RPM) while gaming and after many hours my GPU will occasionally hit 67c but usually it sits at 65c. My card draws about 30-ish watt less than with stock settings. I mainly wanna undervolt because I want my PC to be quiet with good temps but also because the 3090 is very power hungry. But after seeing Optimum Tech being able to hit 1800MHz with 806mV and 1850MHz with

Not to sound like a douche, but if you refuse, then I guess it's up to you and not Linus to help?

Huh, that's weird... I would have been so sure that it's your GPU since the coilwhile increases with FPS, just like how it can with every other GPU but since you say it doesn't happen with the other PC / PSU, then I'm lost. I'm following your thread here. Wanna hear what others have to say.

Ah okay. I just read that Android 11 will come but probably will be the last major Android update for the 6T.

Oh okay, I understand. Thanks for the explanation