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Force update them in iCUE

I have FreeSync enabled in the monitors settings, which allows me to enable G-Sync via Nvidia control panel, in which I have already turned on too.

i.e. Fortnite (I know, I know). Getting 200+ with medium to low settings.

On Furmark I was getting as high as 155

Just tried. No luck

Well I've felt like my gameplay has been stuttering, and I was advised to test in Furmark. And 1440p is stuttering in Furmark.

No, I haven't actually. How exactly do I do that? I'm on Windows 10 1903.

I recently bought a brand new 144hz 1440p monitor (Aurous AD27QD) and I have been bench marking in Furmark for the past hour or so, and have come to notice a lot of stutter when benchmarking in 2560x1440. If I were to however benchmark in 1080p, no stutter whatsoever. Is this normal? The reason I originally started bench marking was because I felt as if there was stutter during my game play, and it seems that it might be true. Am I supposed to be stuttering in 1440p in Furmark? How can I get rid of it? P.S. It's very minimal stutter, but enough to be irritating, and hap

Apologies for vague description. I do have a hard drive, but not sure if it's that or the PSU.

Whether the computer is on or off, I get this occasional click or pop sound from the system. Anyone else get this?

The most reliable option is your ability. If you think you can't assemble it, use air.

I am aware of that, but I'm happy to service it when it requires a refill.

What's the real difference between Pro and Home?

Hmm, interesting. Maybe they aren't experienced in building higher end machines?

Agreed. I enquired them on this: https://www.scorptec.com.au/product/Power-Supplies/ATX/67603-CP-9020137-AU.